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What we know about the reported rift between Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen

It wasn’t until Tuesday that the “D” word entered the fray.

Revamped observatory set to open atop Prudential tower in 2023
The observatory will feature 360-degree views of the city and “immersive experiential exhibits,” where visitors can create custom itineraries of what to see, do, and eat in Boston based on their travel interests.

DEVRA FIRST
The return of restaurant reviews
Paused during the pandemic, official reviews are back next week — with one change.

DEVRA FIRST
10 restaurant and bar openings we’re excited about this fall
I hope you’re hungry. There’s so much to look forward to on the local dining scene: Homey Greek cooking, fancy finger food, a modern Hong Kong cafe, and more.

Timeline
Have Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen split up? Here’s a look at their relationship.
The picture-perfect power couple’s relationship is reportedly on the rocks, with multiple outlets reporting on Tuesday the two have hired divorce lawyers. Here's a look back at their relationship.

FOOD
Goodnow Farms Chocolate is now offering tours
To demonstrate how fine chocolate is made, the owners have introduced one-hour, small-group tours of their Sudbury bean-to-bar manufacturing facility.

FOOD
A grinder for those who agree there’s no such thing as too much garlic
Backyard Garlic’s dehydrated garlic in a grinder might merit a place next to the salt shaker and pepper mill.

Culture & Lifestyle

Don’t pass Ringo by: How other drummers regard the most underappreciated Beatle

Bypassed on a few of the band's early recordings, and never flamboyant, Ringo Starr didn't always get the respect he deserved. But ask a drummer — or for this story, a half-dozen — and you’ll find them singing Starr’s praises.
TV CRITIC'S CORNER

Trash-talking ‘SNL’ has always been part of the game

It’s time to accept that all the Sunday-morning quarterbacking and grousing is part of the phenomenon that is “Saturday Night Live.”

By age 15, she’d hosted a Netflix series and launched #1000BlackGirl Books. Now she’s a Harvard freshman.

Since age 10, Marley Dias has been pushing “authors, educators, and administrators to reconsider the messages they’re sending to children.”
ALBUM REVIEW

Wilco’s ‘Yankee Hotel Foxtrot’ reissue captures the sound of a band driven to greatness

For most devotees, the heart of the "super deluxe" set will be the trove of 43 alternate versions and outtakes, most sounding almost nothing like their final versions.
CHRISTOPHER MUTHER & DEVRA FIRST

Colorful, wild, and occasionally quiet. The Outer Cape puts on a show.

This is the fourth and final installment of our seaside summer exploration of Cape Cod, and we end with a bang. (And a shark sighting!)
Getting their toes wet on the Upper CapeOn the Mid Cape, sometimes the best activity is no activity at allMixing the mingling with the upper class of the Lower Cape

Parenting unfiltered

For many women, getting a mammogram is a mental health trigger

Screening is framed as self-care. But let’s acknowledge the anxiety, too.

Boston chefs dish on their top kid-meal hacks

Four secrets from the world’s longest happiness study

In West Concord, Barefoot Books celebrates 30 years of diversity, inclusion, and fearless reading for kids

Playing with your emotions? A Boston video game startup aims to help kids regulate their behavior.

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project takeout

Project Takeout

Explore our map of readers’ favorite takeout spots

Looking for a place to order takeout tonight? We asked readers what their favorite restaurants are, plus added a few of our own. Explore our map (or filter the list by category) of more than 1,000 takeout options.

ABOUT PROJECT TAKEOUT

The Boston Globe recognizes how vital restaurants are to our community, and that’s why we launched Project Takeout last winter, to encourage readers to support their favorite local restaurants by ordering takeout once in a while, if at all possible. What we didn’t know then is that there would be a second COVID winter ahead -- with an Omicron surge, spiking costs, and staffing shortages -- and that our favorite places to eat and gather would continue to struggle. So we’re back at it, asking: Can you continue to help support these small businesses by ordering directly from your favorite independent restaurant?

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What we know about the reported rift between Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen

Have Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen split up? Here’s a look at their relationship.

10 restaurant and bar openings we’re excited about this fall

How Floridians truly knew Hurricane Ian would be serious: Waffle House was closed

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FOOD

Good things in small packages

Pastry chef Kimberly Hydes launched C.R.E.A.M. last year and creates mini ice cream cakes with two layers of ice cream layered on a crunchy cookie base.

THE CONFIDENT COOK

Recipe: Top bowls of farro with green tahini and a poached egg (you’ll love the easy technique)

Recipe for Farro Bowls with Green Tahini and Poached Eggs from the Food section of The Boston Globe.

SEASONAL RECIPES

Recipe: Maple-glazed carrots, drizzled with mustard dressing, are almost too pretty to eat

Recipe for Maple-Glazed Carrots with Mustard Dressing from the Food section of The Boston Globe.

SEASONAL RECIPES

Recipe: Fill corn tortillas with spicy roasted sweet potatoes for a family-friendly dinner

Recipe for Sweet Potato Tacos from the Food section of The Boston Globe.

SIPS

‘Cleve is that special sauce that everyone sought’

On Sunday, a memorial event was held at Lullaby in Manhattan to honor the godfather of Boston’s cocktail scene.

TRAVEL TROUBLESHOOTER

Should Airbnb refund for ‘biggest roach I’ve seen in my life’?

When Maulah Halley found an enormous roach in her Airbnb rental, she checked out and asked for a refund. Airbnb offered to refund her cleaning fees. But can she get her $614 back?

WHAT SHE'S HAVING | SHERYL JULIAN

Marcella Hazan’s Italian cookbooks weren’t the first, just the best

All roads lead to the home kitchen, wrote the late fabled cooking teacher in her most influential volume, which has just been reissued in a 30th-anniversary edition.

WHAT SHE'S HAVING

Recipe: The late Marcella Hazan’s minestrone, from her native region, is a thick soup with extraordinary flavor

Recipe for Marcella's Minestrone alla Romagnola (Vegetable Soup, Romagna-Style).

GETTING SALTY

Tatiana Rosana shares hot takes on Hot Cheetos, the polarizing Seaport neighborhood, and sexism in the restaurant business

Para Maria’s executive chef thinks culinary school isn’t necessarily worth it, either.

Love Letters Podcast

Welcome to Polyamory City

In 2020, Somerville, Massachusetts became the first municipality in the country allowing polyamorous relationships to qualify for domestic partnership status. Meredith talks to one of the first people to register for the new designation. They discuss what it means to be “good on paper” – and what it doesn’t.

DEVRA FIRST

How Floridians truly knew Hurricane Ian would be serious: Waffle House was closed

The restaurant chain is so well prepared for disasters, even FEMA has used it as a metric.

FOOD & DINING NEWSLETTER

Food tours are popular in Europe, but could they take off in Rhode Island?

The beauty of Rhode Island Red Food Tours — similar to other food tours — is that it’s not just about eating.

INNOVATORS Q&A

Combating food insecurity among college students with campus farms

The University of Rhode Island launched a free farmer’s market in 2021. This year, they are providing up to 1,000 pounds of free produce every week.

HONK! returns with a multi-day music extravaganza

Musical groups such as the Jamaica Plain Honk Band, Rude Mechanical Orchestra, and Bread and Puppet Circus Band will partner with local nonprofit organizations to get the word out about various causes, from voter registration to gentrification.

LOVE LETTERS

I don’t think I can be friends with this ex

“I felt like she never really liked me in the first place.”

‘Cheers’ fans clink glasses on 40th anniversary of the TV show’s premiere

Although Sam, Diane, Carla, Norm, and Cliff weren’t there, “Cheers” fans from all over the world made toasts at the Boston pub of the same name on Friday, the 40th anniversary of the sitcom's premiere.

Ask Amy

Introverted person worries about friendships

Retirees wrangle over the true cost of love

Country living was great, until brother arrived

Mom’s financial infusion harms her

Young adult should not retire but relocate

Bird Sightings

Bird sightings on Cape Cod

Recent sightings as reported to Mass Audubon.

Bird sightings on Cape Cod

Recent sightings as reported to Mass Audubon.