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Belting one out

Robles

Sekbaavi attended the Inca Son 20th-anniversary concert in Harvard Square on Saturday, which included singer Veronica Robles.

Copyright Sekbaavi. Posted in the Universal Hub pool on Flickr.

Dead bodies strewn about Main Street in Ayer

At least, during filming for a movie in which Ayer is a stand-in for a Pennsylvania town where escaping CO2 from a coal-mine disaster kills almost everybody.

Thanksgiving? What's that?

Scanning FM in the car just now, I heard Bing Crosby crooning a Christmas song. Yes, Oldies 103.3 has gone into all-Christmas mode just in time for Thanksgiving. Lin Dolin reports 105.7 thinks it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, too.

Let's all give a big hearty golf clap to WODS for its amazing self-restraint: Last year, they started in on this stuff on Nov. 6.

Fascinating: Nov. 13 is Leonard Nimoy Day in Boston

He's originally from the West End, where father Max was a barber. As boys, Lennie and older brother Melvin sold newspapers on the Common. No idea why the mayor's office chose Nov. 13 for Leonard Nimoy Day in the City of Boston, though (it's not Nimoy's birthday).

Via NE Fan X via Bradley.

Friday Night fever in Harvard Square

Yeeha!

Kate Mitchell was in Harvard Square on Saturday when, for some reason, "Friday Night Lights," which is about Texas high-school football, decided to film a scene there. Star Aimee Teegarden (r.), graciously gives out extra 'e's to fans, with the assistance of co-star Connie Britton.

Kaitlin posts about how she became an extra in the scene and has more photos (via Beantown Bloggery).

Photo copyright Kate Mitchell. Tagged as universalhub on Flickr.

A story by Brother Blue

Cambridge Community TV posts a video of his story of Ah.

NECN's report:

If you hear gunfire in East Boston today, chances are it's just from a movie

Boston Police advise there will be "simulated gunfire" at Sumner and New streets throughout the day today.

Worcester man sues city, Fox for $10 million over alleged "Cops" filming

The man, identified in his suit only as John Doe, claims that in 2006, a "Cops" camera crew accompanying some Worcester officers illegally broke into his house and filmed the cops arresting him as he lay in his bed, naked and cowering in fear.

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