Photographer and longtime Allston resident hbp_pix has today's photo of the day. We're digging the supersaturated blood-red wall and drippy blue graffiti. Very vivid and abstract. Kind of reminds us of John Lennon's sketched self-portrait. Taken during yesterday's March photo walk in Allston. more ›

We may have let the literary listings slumber through March (and February before that), but March is morphing into a lamb and leading into April with a mind invigorated by spring and concentrating on books. Or something like that. Our terrible mixed animal metaphors aside, April is set to come in with sunshine and balmy temperatures, tempting us with the promise of reading outside. In the hopes that we'll be reading outside on lawn chairs and beach blankets soon, here's a listing of literary events this month. more ›

Three power play goals in the first 26 minutes? Who were those guys in Bruins jerseys yesterday? more ›

When your opponent is 7-30 on the road as part of a 24-49 record, you can still win a game without actually trying to win for 48 minutes. Boston beat Sacramento, 94-86, thanks in large part to a 57-37 first-half lead. Doc Rivers didn't even know the win clinched the team's third straight Atlantic Division title but insisted he'd remember it 20 years from now. more ›

Note to Rep. Stephen Lynch: Fox News Channel's business guy Neil Cavuto isn't interested in doing you any favors even if you voted against the historic health care reform bill that was signed by President Obama on Tuesday. Cavuto hosted Lynch on his 4 p.m. show on FNC on Thursday to delve into possible political threats levied against Lynch for voting against health care reform. Think of it as a rematch of Eric Massa vs. Glenn Beck, minus the tickle fights. more ›

-- Ginger Dilworth, 37, and her 3-year-old autistic son, Andrew, were found dead Thursday in their Fall River apartment. The mother and son were out of touch with family for eight days. Bristol District Attorney's office said no charges have been filed, and the deaths are "suspicious." [Globe] more ›

Concert review by guest contributor Anthony Baldor more ›

• Starting Saturday, Orange Line riders using AT&T; or T-Mobile will have complete cell coverage. Red, Blue and Green are next in line. [Universal Hub]

• New MBTA general manager Richard A. Davey confirmed three T bus drivers will be terminated for allegedly violating the year-old ban on cell phones. [Boston Herald]

Jerry Seinfeld's new show, The Marriage Ref, may represent his downfall as a comedian, but it doesn't just deal with freaky Floridians who love Mariah Carey and make out with cats (really). The Marriage Ref takes a panel of comedians and allows them to (not-as-hilariously-as-you'd-like) serve as judges in marital conflicts that range from aspiring rap careers to obsessive devotion to motorcycles. more ›