Boston Globe

Welcome to the rivalry, Alex Rodriguez. Like childbirth and marathon running, you can study the manuals and listen to those who have been there, but you have to experience it...

Trade Nomar. Nomar Garciaparra is one of the best and most popular players in the history of the Red Sox franchise, but it's time for the Sox to make a...

The upcoming Democratic convention in Boston is certain to be a commuter's nightmare. But it could also be a telecommuter's dream. State and federal security officials, determined to prevent a...

A month away from his induction into baseball's Hall of Fame, and Dennis Eckersley is suffering from an inferiority complex? That's what happens when a near-sighted, goggle-wearing, goatee-bearing French-Canadian former...

Who's in it: Mario Van Peebles, Ossie Davis, David Alan Grier, Nia Long What it's about: Mario Van Peebles pays homage to his father Melvin's 1971 independent film, "Sweet Sweetback's...

By early Wednesday afternoon, nearly 25 years to the day that he was drafted by the Boston Bruins, Ray Bourque should get a phone call from Toronto welcoming him to...

Danny Almonte was man enough to go to Hooters to celebrate his 17th birthday last month. "I liked it," he says with a smile. Today he's nearly 4 inches taller...

John Henry Williams, the only son of late Red Sox Hall of Fame slugger Ted Williams, died of acute myelogenous leukemia Saturday night at UCLA Medical Center in California. He...

Geez, Joe, whaddya think? Derek third, A-Rod fourth, and Giambi fifth? Or Derek second, A-Rod third, Giambi fourth, and Posada fifth? Sounds good, but then who's gonna tell Sheffield he's...

The impression left by much of today's pop music is that many people just don't like one another. There's the rampant anger of nu-metal, the misogyny of rap and the...