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RE They showed Paris, Rome, and Boston that I can remember. It was definitely nationwide because it was ESPN/ABC sports, not channel 5. It was probably worldwide seeing that BBC and other international networks pick up the same feed from the stadium for the game (I believe, could be very...

Re What the hells going on this week? Did someone from here light a fire under the BRA's collective ass, because craps happening and I do not hate it.

re This is exciting, the perfect thing to happen for this spot. Something like this will set the stage for the rest of the Waterfront area. The buildings are already built and ready for redevelopment so as crappy as anything else in the area will be that's new, there's already a preexisting...

re I thought they where bringing the sedan version to the US? When I was in Rome last year they had just started selling the sedan and word was getting out about the SUV version (it was just a concept, which to me looked more like something that Americans would embrace as it is still smaller...

re In the same sentiment of including Fenway Park, maybe throw in some church steeples or the state house dome in there someplace? Just a thought, probably a terrible one, but its one architecture Boston is known for where our high rises may only have a few shining stars.

Re: Pier possibilities Yup, Brockton, Massachusetts, proud home of Rocky Marciano (and I'm sure some others), Brockton Rox Baseball, and some other things... Rocky's fanpage reads: "Rocky Marciano was born in Brockton, MA, the former world center of shoe manufacturing. Unable to succeed in...

Re For those of you who where infected by the Dan Brown bug a few years ago and read his works prior to the DaVinci Code, you'll this is amazingly similar to his book "Deception Point" and will sadly probably provoke a poorly made movie if this crater makes headlines. But in this book, its...

Re: re I knew it! When I heard Jeff Buckleys version I was positive I'd heard it before and knew he covered it, just wasn't sure who originally did it. But I knew he had redone it before Rufus Wainright did.

re Rufus Wainright did an amazing cover of "Across The Universe" by The Beatles and a really mediocre cover of "Hallelujah" by Jeff Buckley oddly enough (even though I think Jeff Buckley too covered "Hallelujah", but before Rufus Wainright). I'm sure we can connect them all to Kevin Bacon some...

Is that the CD with "Chasing Cars" on it?

re Matchbox 20, Goo Goo Dolls, and Third Eye Blind (to an extent) saved the late 90's. Good enough lyrics and soul, and great rhythm and music. My favorite band of my generation is probably Radiohead. The Bends and OK Computer have been staples in my car for as long as I can remember. Smashing...