When it comes to giving, it's the thought that counts — and there's a lot of brainpower behind the 70 presents highlighted in this handy guide. These delightful, often unexpected gifts were cherry-picked to check all the boxes: Some will run you less than $20, while others are "do-good" gifts that contribute to worthy causes. From a bubble gum chemistry kit for your kid to coffee-infused maple syrup for Grandma, there's something sweet for everyone on your list.
Stunt Nite Rice Memorial High School students compete to perform the most miraculous songs, skits and feats of derring-do in this century-old tradition.
Gladys Knight From Motown superstardom to James Bond theme songs to “30 Rock” cameos, Gladys Knight has done it all. The seven-time Grammy Award winner got her start as the front person of Gladys Knight & the Pips, which dominated the charts throughout the 1960s and 1970s with hits like “I Heard It Through the Grapevine” and “Midnight Train to Georgia.” Audiences at the Flynn enjoy this icon’s deep reservoir of hits across the R&B, gospel and pop genres and witness the fact that Knight can still command a crowd with her high-octane performances and incomparable pipes.
'Into the Woods' Happily ever after was never so hapless as in Into the Woods, Stephen Sondheim’s comedic reimagining of classic fairy tales. Presented by Lyric Theatre, the musical centers on such storybook characters as Cinderella, Rapunzel, Little Red Riding Hood, and Jack and his beanstalk, alongside various witches, princes and giants. Wishes are granted and unexpected consequences take hold as a lowly baker and his wife try to break a curse and accidentally throw the realm into chaos. The play features the Sondheim hits “Agony,” “Children Will Listen” and “No One Is Alone.”
'The Rocky Horror Picture Show' Barry Bostwick — aka Brad himself — does the time warp again at this special anniversary screening of the cult camp classic.