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@laurendaley has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in September 2022. The social media accounts linked to from @laurendaley are: • Instagram Besides social media accounts, laurendaley has populated their site with: • Dorchester’s Renovation Husbands wrote the book on how to renovate a Maine cabin — literally - The Boston Globe • Boston will be overflowing with Hobbits this weekend. Breakfast is involved. • Bill Murray makes surprise appearance at Bill Murray movie marathon in New Bedford • 7 must-see artists at Newport Jazz Fest 2026 this weekend • Kevin Nealon discusses Conan, Dunkin’, SNL and more ahead of local shows • You’re invited: Gordon Ramsay will marry this Tewksbury couple on 'MasterChef' Wednesday • ‘Worst Aquarium Ever’ • 8 must-see acts at Newport Folk Fest this weekend • Elin Hilderbrand talks 'The Five-Star Weekend,' Nantucket, and her next book • Brittney Spencer found Bob Dylan in her dressing room. Here's what happened next. • Can Quincy chef Laurence Louie win 'Top Chef'? Here's what he said before the finale. • Eat the rich: Nobody skewers the finance bro like this Boston fitness instructor • Review & setlist: It was 100 degrees in Boston, and Goose was on fire • Thrills meet truth in Vanessa Lillie’s New England-set Indigenous mystery • Some 20 New Englanders are on 'American Ninja Warrior' this season. Here's your in-depth preview. • 'Time to be loud in my own way': Sarah McLachlan on Boston audiences, Jimmy Kimmel, and her first album in 11 years • See how this former HGTV couple lovingly restores some of Massachusetts’ oldest homes - The Boston Globe • Marianne Leone’s ‘Christina the Astonishing’ is a hilarious Boston-set coming-of-age novel - The Boston Globe • Steve Schirripa talks his new kids book, ‘The Sopranos,’ and more • Why Joni Mitchell’s return at the Newport Folk Festival mattered to so many of us - The Boston Globe • Grateful Dead-themed events around New England this summer • 2024 Newbery Medal winner Dave Eggers talks flip phones, McSweeney’s, and his new collaboration with Margaret Atwood - The Boston Globe • Former 'Fresh Prince' star Karyn Parsons has fully embraced writing — and in her latest book, it's murder • Best things to do in Rhode Island: March 15-22 - The Boston Globe • Lucinda Williams on Bob Dylan, her stroke, and how this ‘World’s Gone Wrong’ • Best things to do in Rhode Island: March 1-9 - The Boston Globe • Viral Worcester school janitor-turned-comic Jimmy Cash is seeing his standup career take off • Medford’s Julianne Nicholson, fresh off 'Paradise,' is hitting the big screen with Brad Pitt • Billy Eichner talks Conan, Amy Poehler, Madonna – and why he is the way he is • Fear and Loathing in New England • Maria Menounos opens up about her brain tumor, cancer, diabetes diagnosis, and her mission to help others - The Boston Globe • The Grateful Dead just released a 5-LP box set of a particular classic Boston concert. Here’s why. • Chris Smither: ‘The first time I stick my toe in the movies, I’m an Oscar winner’ - The Boston Globe • Here's how you might end up in Don Lemon’s show in Boston Friday night • Bob Odenkirk talks Conan, Boston dining, and working with Emerson alum Henry Winkler on 'Normal' • Before and after: Interior designer revamps her Brookline Victorian - The Boston Globe • ‘The Housemaid’ author Freida McFadden — a Boston-area brain doctor — finally reveals her identity - The Boston Globe • He grew up in R.I., named himself after Ted Williams, and is now drawing comparisons to Elvis and Roy Orbison. Meet Tyler Ballgame. • Christina Applegate is ‘an honesty missile,’ talking abuse, anorexia, cancer, and MS in new memoir - The Boston Globe • The Boston Public Library is the star of Kate Quinn’s latest NYT bestseller • With his new doc 'Henry David Thoreau,' Don Henley returns to Walden • One New Englander is in this year’s class at Boston’s Folk Americana Roots Hall of Fame: Tom Rush • Springfield native Ruth E. Carter keeps making Oscars history • How a Boston chef found himself on top of the social media world - The Boston Globe • What we know about Bravo's 'The Real Housewives of Rhode Island' • Boston’s Patricia Cornwell sees her books land on screen with ‘Scarpetta’ • Eye of the Tiger: Henry Diltz on Woodstock, Zodiac animals, and life in the bushes of Laurel Canyon • Margo Price talks AI, bro-country and meeting Joan Baez at the circus • Paula Cole wants to spend Valentine’s Day with you • Making movies, like making sausages, is not pretty. Just ask John Sayles. • Grateful Death: Lessons in Death and Life from Bob Weir • From New England lore to Netflix: 'Secret Mall Apartment' is streaming now • ​​Patti Smith on writing, Bob Dylan, 'Horses,' turtles, and gratitude for a rich inner life • It's been 60 years since Arlo Guthrie was arrested in Massaschusetts. You may have heard the story. • Neil Young, Jackson Browne, Tom Rush and more to be inducted into Boston’s Folk Americana Roots Hall of Fame • Bob Dylan accepts honorary doctorate from Berklee – just in time for tribute show • New Englander Warren Zanes's Springsteen book is now a film. Here's what that means to him. • Geraldine Brooks on love, loss, horses, and why she calls Martha’s Vineyard home - The Boston Globe • John Mayer eternally grateful to be onstage with Dead & Company - The Boston Globe • Elin Hilderbrand’s new book 'The Academy' already has a TV adaptation in the works • Drew Bledsoe is on his way to Boston — and he wants to drink wine with you. • Ben Shattuck’s 'The History of Sound' carries a New England heart • New Englander Charlie Day on Rhode Island love and how Merrimack College 'changed the course of my life' • Talking Bob Dylan with historian Douglas Brinkley • 'This is what I live for' • A double Emmy nominee, Medford’s Julianne Nicholson talks 'Hacks,' 'Paradise,' and Massachusetts roots • The Who's Roger Daltrey on his love of Fenway, and how Boston saved his life • Josh Ritter pens an ode to an unexpected muse with ‘I Believe in You, My Honeydew’ - The Boston Globe • ‘I come back to New England, always.’ At 77, James Taylor is still starting traditions at home. - The Boston Globe • Legendary rock photographer Henry Diltz is bringing his iconic shots — and stories — to Boston • Discussing ‘The Gilded Age’ with Christine Baranski • ‘He was a life force’: Elvis biographer on the man who made the King a star • Former New Englander Giancarlo Esposito talks strength, hope and finding our inner superheroes • Ahead of local shows, Lukas Nelson – son of Willie – continues to prove he's his own man • 7 must-see acts at Newport Folk Festival this weekend • HBO ‘Hacks’ star Meg Stalter, brings her ‘alt-weird’ comedy to Boston Thursday - The Boston Globe • From Simpsons to Springsteen: Tufts alum Hank Azaria’s latest character is The Boss • Grace Potter can't wait to get to Lowell, for a very specific reason • Elin Hilderbrand just wrote the ultimate guide to Nantucket • Mandy Patinkin and Kathryn Grody – social media’s favorite parents – talk love, 'Troubles,' sex and baseball • New mystery from Gloucester-based author Peter Swanson is a thriller-in-reverse - The Boston Globe • Fun things to do July Fourth weekend in and around Boston - The Boston Globe • Mass. Emmy-winner Josh Gondelman talks 'Seinfeld,' his Dunkin’ sneaker collection, and elder millennial life • With a new solo album out, former Heartbreaker Benmont Tench plays City Winery Thursday - The Boston Globe • Jake Gyllenhaal spotted as M. Night Shyamalan films his new movie, 'Remain,' in R.I. • 18 New Englanders are competing on this season of 'American Ninja Warrior' • Oteil Burbridge on touring with Dead & Company, and drumming with Bill Walton - The Boston Globe • 'Joe always thinks he’s doing the right thing': Caroline Kepnes on writing America’s favorite killer • Jay Leno on his funny parents, caring for his wife, and making headlines - The Boston Globe • Nine ways to kick off summer in Boston this Memorial Day weekend - The Boston Globe • Peter Asher just produced Barbra Streisand with Bob Dylan, Paul McCartney, and James Taylor. Now, he heads to Arlington. - The Boston Globe • With ‘Hacks’ and ‘Paradise,’ Julianne Nicholson’s snowball of a career keeps picking up speed - The Boston Globe • Boston is all over Tom Petty sideman Mike Campbell’s illuminating new memoir, 'Heartbreaker' • Ken Burns is everywhere this week – and he can't stop talking about 'The American Revolution' • Lauren Wolk’s new middle grade novel offers an escape to ‘Candle Island’ in the 1960s - The Boston Globe • Terry Bradshaw talks Tom Brady, Bill Belichick, and country crooning ahead of Foxwoods show - The Boston Globe • 'Sopranos' star Steve Schirripa hosts R.I. 'Soupy Fest' and gears up for night with Brockton Rox • 'Secret Mall Apartment' has been embraced by New Englanders as our own 'quirky' folk legend • Author Warren Zanes was on set with Springsteen to see his book about the musician adapted for film - The Boston Globe • 13 new thrillers to read right now - The Boston Globe • Author Jennifer Haigh blends Boston and Shanghai in new novel • This Boston-area couple fixes 'Frankenhouses' on HGTV • T Bone Burnett hits the road for the first time in 20 years - The Boston Globe • Leslie Jones on confidence, the Olympics, and what happened on her last Rhode Island visit - The Boston Globe • Fifty-plus photos of Bob Dylan, from the year everything changed - The Boston Globe • Peter Wolf was rock's Forrest Gump. And he’s ready to talk. • Joan Baez on her Boston roots, a new exhibit about her life, and ‘A Complete Unknown’ - The Boston Globe • Cambridge native Elijah Wald wrote the book that inspired 'A Complete Unknown.' Here's what he thinks of the film. • ‘The Sandlot’ star Patrick Renna launches ‘The Unwritten Rules of Baseball and Life’ in Boston • Ahead of 6 Boston shows, Nikki Glaser can't believe she's here • Q&A: Here's why 'Puddy' and 'Peterman' are hitting the road together • Worcester comedian and elementary school janitor Jimmy Cash makes his Wilbur debut Thursday - The Boston Globe • X Games star Zeb Powell talks Celtics, tricks, and his love of Boston • Here's why the new Dylan biopic may be just what Bob needs • Duke Robillard on working with Bob Dylan, forming Roomful of Blues — and forging his own path • Boston Rob rides again on Peacock’s ‘The Traitors’ - The Boston Globe • Lindsay O’Donovan reflects on life with her late husband, Brian, ahead of Passim’s Boston Celtic Music Fest - The Boston Globe • Boston-based physician Freida McFadden writes best-selling thrillers. And ‘The Housemaid’ movie is on the way. - The Boston Globe • The Del Fuegos are bringing it all back home • Amanda Shires is working things out onstage - The Boston Globe • It’s ‘Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)’ season, and Darlene Love is in town - The Boston Globe • 'Biggest comedy festival that's ever come to Rhode Island' set for March • Concord’s Gregory Maguire – who wrote 'Wicked' in New England – is still a 'Boston schlub,' he says • Ten great gift books for the young children on your shopping list - The Boston Globe • Audiobooks can change your life; here’s advice for getting started - The Boston Globe • Steve Schirripa and Michael Imperioli talk ‘The Sopranos’ at 25, Rhode Island, and more • 'Parks and Rec' fans: Jim O’Heir wants you to 'treat yo’ self' • Ken Burns Talks 'Leonardo da Vinci' • 401 Fun: The best things to do in Rhode Island Nov. 15-22 - The Boston Globe • Lucinda in the sky with diamonds: Lucinda Williams announces Beatles covers album ahead of New England shows • Taylor Swift is ‘up there’ with the Beatles and Bob Dylan, says Rolling Stone’s Rob Sheffield - The Boston Globe • Don’t expect Jakob Dylan to start tweeting any time soon - The Boston Globe • From 'Breaking Bad' to 'Back to the Future,' 11 stars you can’t miss at Rhode Island Comic Con • Seth Meyers on his ‘Dad Man Walking’ comedy special, ‘SNL,’ and New Hampshire childhood - The Boston Globe • Malcolm Gladwell returns to ‘The Tipping Point’ 25 years later - The Boston Globe • Boston’s Patricia Cornwell talks Nicole Kidman, Bigfoot and 'Ghostbusters' • Here's why Jay Leno is so happy to be back in New England • Graham Nash brings stories, songs — and Judy Collins — to Boston - The Boston Globe • Blues great Susan Tedeschi talks cheerleading, fantasy football, and how Abe Lincoln fits in her family tree • 401 Fun: The best things to do in R.I. Sept. 27-Oct. 4 - The Boston Globe • Lewis Black talks Red Sox, Filene’s Basement, and ranting to Boston one last time • Boston’s Rick Riordan on his brand new Percy Jackson book, plus casting news for the Disney+ series - The Boston Globe • Marianne Leone’s latest is a memoir of loss, grief, and joy - The Boston Globe • 401 Fun: The best things to do in R.I. Sept. 20-27 - The Boston Globe • David Spade talks SNL, his favorite sketches, and possibility of ‘Grown Ups 3′ ahead of Providence show - The Boston Globe • ‘The Cider Donuteur’ is living in Maine. Here are Alex Schwartz’s tips for a satisfying road trip. - The Boston Globe • Cambridge’s Karen McManus shines with a teen heist caper set in Maine • Folk is not dead. This photographer’s new book and Boston museum exhibit proves it. • Honk if you like to jam: Goose is getting ready to take over Boston • 'A ghost story for people who don't believe in ghosts' • The naked truth about Steve Smith & The Nakeds, New England's favorite never-ending bar band • Ahead of his PBS special, Warren Zanes talks about Bruce Springsteen movie and the power of 'Nebraska' • Folk legend Judy Collins shares the story of her life through her songs - The Boston Globe • Elin Hilderbrand throws in the beach towel - The Boston Globe • Beach reads: 10 best thrillers and mysteries of 2024 so far - The Boston Globe • While exploring R.I., the Duchess of York talks 'Bridgerton,' Taylor Swift, 'Friends' – and choosing joy • In new poetry book, Joan Baez introduces us to some of her ‘alters’ - The Boston Globe • With her new novel ‘Jackie,’ Westport’s Dawn Tripp aims to peel back the Kennedy myth - The Boston Globe • 401 Fun: The best things to do in Rhode Island, June 21-28 - The Boston Globe • The Who’s Roger Daltrey, talkin’ ’bout his generation - The Boston Globe • Alisa Amador almost quit music. Then, NPR called. - The Boston Globe • A whole bunch of New Englanders battle it out on this season of NBC’s ‘American Ninja Warrior’ - The Boston Globe • Neil Young and Crazy Horse deliver blistering show in Mansfield • Crazy Horse’s Billy Talbot on Neil Young, the ragged glory of their live shows, and the road ahead - The Boston Globe • Two decades ago, eight artists moved into a ‘secret’ room in the Providence Place mall. Now there’s a film about it. - The Boston Globe • Giant Troll artist Thomas Dambo on turning trash into treasure - The Boston Globe • ‘How to Look at a Bird’? Start by opening your eyes to what’s all around you, says Cambridge author Clare Walker Leslie. - The Boston Globe • Boston’s Folk and Americana Roots Hall of Fame is inducting its first class this weekend — and it's huge • Al Roker cooks up a murder mystery - The Boston Globe • Steve Schirripa wants to live in Rhode Island's Watch Hill, 'but I haven’t done that well' • The end of the 'Curb' finale was teased by Jerry Seinfeld in Boston last year • For ultimate fan Cat Power, re-creating Dylan’s historic 1966 concert was her direction home - The Boston Globe • It's not your imagination: Ed Begley Jr. is everywhere • Somerville's Al Kooper, a 2023 Rock Hall inductee, talks Berklee, Boston, Beatles and more • Back in Boston, Mike Birbiglia brings all of us in on the joke • A dozen thrilling new page-turners to give you goosebumps this winter - The Boston Globe • Just in time for Thanksgiving, Arlo Guthrie tells it like it is • Steve Van Zandt on being the ultimate sideman — and his own boss - The Boston Globe • Nancy Kerrigan on skating as a child, resilience, and her first children’s book - The Boston Globe • Bob Dylan’s Rolling New England Revue: An analysis of Dylan’s fascinating local six-show run • From 'Seinfeld' to 'Star Wars,' 12 stars you can’t miss at Rhode Island Comic Con this weekend • Cormac McCarthy’s Retellings of Animated Disney Classics • Mass. native Ruth E. Carter was the first Black woman to win 2 Oscars. She didn't stop there. • Rick Riordan believes ‘Everyone, anyone, can be a hero’ - The Boston Globe • Your guide to fall fun this long weekend in New England - The Boston Globe • She wants you to know the real ‘Jeopardy Amy’ - The Boston Globe • First-ever permanent Central Perk is opening soon in Boston. (Sorry, New York.) - The Boston Globe • Jay Leno on his ‘ridiculous’ R.I. house, how he’s feeling, and why he likes Joe Biden - The Boston Globe • Photographer Danny Clinch, on learning his craft in Boston when the ‘music scene was awesome,’ and clicking with Bruce Springsteen - The Boston Globe • One New Englander remains on ‘American Ninja Warrior,’ a high schooler from Lakeville - The Boston Globe • Robert Pinsky’s new album keeps the poetry and the jazz mingling - The Boston Globe • Best things to do in Rhode Island this week: Sept. 8-15 - The Boston Globe • Boston radio legend Charles Laquidara reminisces about ‘The Big Mattress,’ his on-air antics, and the end of an era - The Boston Globe • At Passim, 25 years ’round the Campfire - The Boston Globe • At 75, James Taylor’s life is sweet, baby - The Boston Globe • Four ultra-fit New Englanders are in the running for up to a $1 million prize on NBC’s ‘American Ninja Warrior’ - The Boston Globe • Sid Abbruzzi’s passion for surfing took him from Newport all over the world - The Boston Globe • 7 acts to see at the 2023 Newport Folk Festival • Peter Wolf returns to TD Garden Saturday as part of the Jim Irsay Collection’s (free!) road show - The Boston Globe • Warren and Dan Zanes on the Del Fuegos’ demise, their reconciliation, and the band’s reunion show - The Boston Globe • Adrienne Brodeur delivers more family drama on Cape Cod — this time, fictionalized • Life imitates art for Joyce Maynard, author of "The Bird Hotel" • The actor behind J. Peterman on ‘Seinfeld’ returns to his old R.I. stomping grounds - The Boston Globe • Your full guide to Mass. July Fourth celebrations, from fireworks to food and more - The Boston Globe • Dead & Company deliver one last Saturday night at Fenway - The Boston Globe • Six tips for building great beach sandcastles, from a pro sand sculptor - The Boston Globe • Best things to do in Rhode Island this week: June 23-30 - The Boston Globe • 13 books to read with your kids to honor Juneteenth and Black history - The Boston Globe • Best things to do in Rhode Island this week: June 16-23 - The Boston Globe • 10 ways to celebrate dad in Boston this Father’s Day - The Boston Globe • Rhody Pride: Events to celebrate Pride around the Ocean State - The Boston Globe • New owner of Little Compton village market aims to ‘bring back that old-fashioned general store feel’ - The Boston Globe • 'I like a nice eclectic group of Massholes': Sarah Silverman comes full circle on new Boston-filmed special • Boston rocker Zanes’ personal 'Nebraska' led to his Springsteen passion project • From home cook to ‘Next Level Chef’: Social media influencer Omi Hopper’s love of cooking changed her world - The Boston Globe • 'SNL' star Kenan Thompson visits Olneyville N.Y. System in Providence • He’s not old enough to drive, but this Salisbury 10th-grader already has a record album - The Boston Globe • 15 Boston staycation packages that make sticking around fun - The Boston Globe • Brown senior jumps at his chance to compete in jump rope championship - The Boston Globe • Six new page-turners set in New England - The Boston Globe • Best things to do in Rhode Island this week: May 12-19 - The Boston Globe • 'Good Burger 2' starts filming in Rhode Island May 18 — and Boston Casting is looking for extras • 5 things to do this weekend, including a concert from the David Wax Museum and Massachusetts Poetry Fest • The wit and wisdom of Vance Gilbert - The Boston Globe • Independent Bookstore Day in R.I.: 7 places where you can celebrate - The Boston Globe • In Lucinda Williams’s memoir, lessons of compassion - The Boston Globe • 'Blossom' and Kevin Hart both spotted dining in Providence • 5 things to do this weekend, including Simone Leigh at the ICA and sheepshearing in Waltham • Massachusetts homes are invading HGTV right now - The Boston Globe • Worcester high school counselor a finalist in the John Lennon songwriting contest - The Boston Globe • Best things to do in Rhode Island this week: April 14-21 - The Boston Globe • Remembering Boston Marathon icon Dick Hoyt: a powerful symbol of perseverance and possibility - The Boston Globe • 5 things to do this weekend, including Boston Calling Night and a Snarky Puppy concert • Arlo Guthrie on aging, Alice, and why he’s unretiring . . . sort of - The Boston Globe • Best things to do in Rhode Island this week: March 31-April 7 - The Boston Globe • Celebrity chef David Burke adds more whimsy to Rhody’s famed ‘Hobbit House’ property - The Boston Globe • ‘I’ve been waiting my entire life for this moment.’ Lexington native appears on ‘American Idol’ Sunday. - The Boston Globe • James McMurtry lets the characters in his songs do the talking - The Boston Globe • The ‘World’s Shortest St. Patrick’s Day Parade’ raised spirits — and about $10k for charity - The Boston Globe • 5 things to do this weekend, including live music and Southie's iconic parade • 11 Years after ‘Defending Jacob,’ Newton’s William Landay is back with a new Boston-set crime thriller - The Boston Globe • Pop music’s Peter Asher is the narrator of his own ‘60s adventure - The Boston Globe • ‘It’s about trying to honor who they are’: The philosophy of singer and storyteller Bill Harley - The Boston Globe • The first-ever ‘Jeopardy!’ High School Reunion is packed with New Englanders - The Boston Globe • ‘King of Queens’ actor Kevin James is first entry on a BBQ ‘Wall of Fame’ - The Boston Globe • Best things to do in Rhode Island this week: Feb. 17-24 - The Boston Globe • Raising awareness about special needs dogs, Puppy Bowl winner Joey is ‘kind of a big deal in Rhode Island’ - The Boston Globe • The New Bedford Folk Festival bids farewell - The Boston Globe • They loved the coffee, so they bought the shop - The Boston Globe • Mandy Patinkin - now a TikTok star - brings his one-man concert to New Bedford - The Boston Globe • It’s Fall River v. New Bedford in a monthlong Portuguese pastry throwdown - The Boston Globe • Bob Dylan’s The Philosophy of Modern Sitcoms • Vast collection of Grateful Dead concert posters is truckin’ to Fall River - The Boston Globe • Best things to do in Rhode Island this week: Jan. 20-27 - The Boston Globe • Film festival programmer Heidi Zwicker on what to watch at Sundance this year • The joy of being David Crosby - The Boston Globe • Super trio of Chris Spedding, Anton Fig, and Tony Garnier come to Newport - The Boston Globe • Providence’s Civic Center, now called The AMP, celebrates 50 Years - The Boston Globe • Painting her heroes is a ‘no-brainer’ for folk icon Joan Baez - The Boston Globe • Providence Restaurant Weeks 2023: Here’s what you need to know - The Boston Globe • Best things to do in R.I. this week: Jan. 6-13 - The Boston Globe • In a new book about Woody Guthrie, his daughter tells his story through what he left behind - The Boston Globe • WUMB will stream its Dick Pleasants tribute concert live - The Boston Globe • A great big batch of mysteries to get you through the trials of winter weather - The Boston Globe • After six decades performing, Marie Osmond brings the Christmas spirit to Providence - The Boston Globe • The ultimate Rhode Island food gift guide - The Boston Globe • The best Rhode Island gifts to buy this season - The Boston Globe • Bob Dylan gets tangled up in green - The Boston Globe • This Martha’s Vineyard inn owner cooks the ‘best breakfast in the US’ — with no culinary training - The Boston Globe • Ballroom Thieves • Bob Dylan’s letters • Joni Mitchell • Bob Dylan review • Best things to do in R.I. this week: Nov. 4-10 - The Boston Globe • Ironic Boat & Tote • Yes, soup for you! ‘Seinfeld: The Official Cookbook’ serves up references and recipes - The Boston Globe • Geena Davis on growing up in Wareham, becoming a badass, and embracing feminism - The Boston Globe • David Sedaris on angry letters, getting COVID, and things you can’t say on TV - The Boston Globe