Jonathan Marshall

Homo Alone in all its silliness gifts us that and so much more. A laughter inducing two-hours, expertly executed. Here’s hoping for a Homo Alone 2 next year!

For those looking for alternative festive merriment, sprinkle on that pixie dust and take flight over to the Phoenix Theatre. Your inner child will thank you.

Matthew Morrison recently finished his high school football career as a champion. Now, he's focused on winning in another sport.

Charismatic, camp and cartoonish, this immersive production is simply ridiculous in the best possible way.

On Monday, Londonderry girls basketball took home a 47-30 win over Exeter and Trinity boys basketball secured a 67-36 win over Manchester Central.

The word "different" is used a lot these days when describing athletes. In the case of Rutgers freshman Kiyomi McMiller, it's more than appropriate.

Senior Lilly Nossiff is ready to lead Dover's basketball team through the playoffs.

Whether the accused is facing first-degree murder or a lesser charge like manslaughter, the stakes are incredibly high.

As we move into the depths of winter, energy costs remain close to the top of the political agenda. But one vulnerable group – the 4 million UK households who pay for energy via pre-payment meters (PPMs) – remains overlooked in the national debate. High prices and the concentration of energy use in the winter months means that, on average, households with a PPM will need to spend more than 30 per cent of their income on energy costs during the winter months. As PPMs are concentrated among poorer families, this drain on family finances is unsustainable, leading to families sitting in cold, dark homes. Further, more than half of PPM households are in debt to their energy suppliers, and as these debt costs are recouped when meters are topped up, leaving less credit available for much-needed energy. Finally, PPM customers remain overlooked when it comes to the Government's decarbonisation plans, raising questions on the extent to which they will be able to reap the rewards of cheaper energy that the net zero transition is expected to deliver.

The Boston Celtics will be spending part of the Christmas holiday on the parquet at the TD Garden.