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Will Smith news - live: Chris Rock denies rumour he’s spoken to Smith ‘despite what you heard’

Follow along for updates on the 94th Academy Awards and the biggest night of the 2022 film calendar...

The Independent UK

Heat make stand in Boston, clinch playoff berth with 106-98 victory

BOSTON — The victory over the Sacramento Kings on Monday night brought relief because it snapped a four-game losing streak.

Tribune News Service

Chris Rock takes the stage in Boston for first time since Oscar slap

BOSTON — Chris Rock kicked off his first appearance since the smack heard ’round the world with a sold-out show at The Wilbur theater in Boston where he thanked the crowd for making him “all misty” after a two-minute standing ovation.

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At comedy show, Chris Rock tells audience he’s ‘still processing’ Oscar slap

He’s greeted with thunderous applause but opens by saying he wouldn’t be discussing the confrontation with Will Smith.

Chicago Sun-Times

Heat icon Dwyane Wade fired off text after Jimmy Butler’s spat with Erik Spoelstra: ‘I have been in that’

BOSTON — Dwyane Wade had been there before, anger boiling over at Erik Spoelstra and seemingly all those around him on the Miami Heat bench.

Tribune News Service

Holocaust museum to open along Boston’s Freedom Trail: ‘A game changer in Holocaust education’

BOSTON -- A new Holocaust museum will be opening in the city, as reports of antisemitism are on the rise across the region and country.

Tribune News Service

Massachusetts coronavirus breakthrough cases on the rise again

BOSTON — State health officials reported nearly 4,000 coronavirus breakthrough cases last week, another increase from the previous week while fully vaccinated hospitalizations ticked up.

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Owner Robert Kraft: I expect the Patriots to contend this season

BOSTON — The Patriots’ lackluster free agency amid a conference-wide arms race has caused some to wonder whether the team can contend next season, despite making the playoffs last year with a rookie quarterback.

Tribune News Service

Patriots signing former Giants safety Jabrill Peppers to 1-year deal, per reports

BOSTON — The Patriots reached terms with former Giants safety Jabrill Peppers on a 1-year contract Tuesday, according to multiple reports.

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Bigger surprise: Los Angeles Lakers in 10th place in the West or the Boston Celtics atop the East?

Both would have been seen as fringe results even just a few months ago.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Rep. Ayanna Pressley thanks Will Smith after he slaps Chris Rock, then post is deleted: ‘I don’t endorse violence in any form’

BOSTON — U.S. Rep. Ayanna Pressley, D-Mass., was quick to get behind actor Will Smith after he slapped comedian Chris Rock on stage at the Oscars Sunday night.

Tribune News Service

Wolves again fall well short vs. one of NBA's best in 134-112 loss to Celtics

BOSTON – With Patrick Beverley staring him down on a fast break, Boston guard Marcus Smart made an unconventional choice during the third quarter of Boston's 134-112 win over the Timberwolves.

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Boston Police identify worker killed in Government Center garage collapse

Boston Police have identified the man killed in the deadly collapse Saturday at a Government Center garage demolition project as Peter Monsini, 51, of South Easton.

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Famed Celtics broadcaster Mike Gorman has never seen anything like this Boston turnaround

What the Celtics have done this season is truly unique, and should be relished.

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What (if any) weaknesses do the Boston Celtics have to worry about?

Plenty of attention has been paid to the Celtics' strengths of late -- but where could they improve?

Tribune News Service

Massachusetts COVID cases continue to climb, state reports 1,109 new cases

BOSTON — COVID-19 data released by Massachusetts showed cases steadily increasing from their recent dip a few weeks ago, counting 1,109 new cases and 85 probable cases Friday.

The Hindu

Boston, Hyderabad pact mooted for joint work in pharma, IT

KTR participates in a host of events in Boston

Tribune News Service

Red Sox to replace Black Lives Matter billboard: ‘It was never a political statement’

BOSTON — After almost two years, the Red Sox are taking down their 254-foot Black Lives Matter billboard that has been stationed behind Fenway Park facing the Massachusetts Turnpike.

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Frank Martin hired as UMass basketball coach

BOSTON — UMass Athletic Director Ryan Bamford announced on Friday that Frank Martin was hired as the university’s new men’s head basketball coach.

Benzinga

Edward C. 'Ned' Johnson III, Longtime Leader At Fidelity Investments, Dies At 91

Edward C. “Ned” Johnson III, who grew the family-owned, Boston-headquartered Fidelity Investments into one of the world’s most prominent financial services companies, died Wednesday at his Florida home at the age of 91.

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Who hit the first three-pointer in NBA history?

The NBA's first ever three-pointer came on October 12, 1979, from a former Boston Celtics champion.

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Should the Boston Celtics avoid the Brooklyn Nets in the first round of the 2022 NBA Playoffs?

Or would that send the wrong message to the team?

Tribune News Service

Lightning blow two leads, lose to Bruins on David Pastrnak hat trick

BOSTON — With the Lightning’s top scorers going through their longest goal-scoring droughts of the season, they knew getting back to basics could help get them out of their recent funk.

Miami Herald

NBA legend Ray Allen skips jury duty. Miami judge calls foul, slaps him with fine.

MIAMI — Ray Allen, the NBA Hall of Famer who starred for the Miami Heat and Boston Celtics, took center stage on a very different kind of court Wednesday.

Sports Illustrated

The Crossover: Celtics Are in Conversation to Win the East

Boston is poised to be one of the top teams in the East heading into the playoffs after an abysmal start.

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