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Stuntwoman Keisha Tucker, a Randolph native, swaps spears for assault weapons in Tom Clancy’s “Without Remorse,” the new Michael B. Jordon action thriller streaming on Amazon Prime Video.
Tucker, a 2002 graduate of Randolph High School, is the stunt double for Jodie Turner-Smith, who plays tenacious Lt. Commander Karen Greer. The movie centers on a Navy SEAL (Michael B. Jordan) who becomes mixed up in a revenge plot and CIA ploy after his pregnant wife is murdered.
So when women form friendships, what exactly are we gaining? The emotional benefits include the following:
Nurturing: Through laughter, tears, and an inexhaustible stream of talk we nurse each other emotionally and physically. Studies show that during times of isolation and stress, oxytocin levels rise and actually impel women to seek out the company of others.
This social connection decreases feelings of loneliness and depression and can diminish feelings of helplessness and ineptitude. At least 22 studies show that the calming effect of female bonding not only momentarily decreases heart rate and blood pressure, but in the long term limits the kind of damage that leads to heart disease and metabolic disorders.
There’s no better time to celebrate the fun and challenges of every stage of motherhood than Mother’s Day weekend.
With that in mind, Greater Boston Stage Company of Stoneham will present a five-day only virtual streaming run of “The Best of ‘The MOMologues,’” May 7-11, featuring selections from the three-part series of comedies about motherhood co-written by Scituate s Lisa Rafferty, Stefanie Cloutier, and Sheila Eppolito.
“We’ve condensed the three separate 90-minute versions – “The MOMologues: An Original Comedy about Motherhood,” “MOMologues 2: Off to School,” and “MOMologues 3: The Final Push” – into a 30-minute show that audiences can enjoy in their living rooms, all for a good cause,” Rafferty said.
“The new album, Flaws is inherently good.” Malawi’s evergreen and multi-award winning afro-hiphop royalty, multi-faceted rapper, songwriter and record producer is taking his new sixteen-track ‘Flaws’ album for listening parties in three continents of the world, Africa, Europe and America to give his fans and followers abroad a good feel of his latest musical offerings […]