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WBZ-TV News Anchor. 30x Emmy winner. Dad to 3. Married to @francywade. Boston- born & raised. Teach at @EmersonCollege. On Threads: wadewbz
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New theater production of "Black Swan" premieres in Cambridge

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By David Wade Verified
| WBZ-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
What is real and what is inside her mind? Those are some of the questions posed in American Repertory Theater's world premiere production of "Black Swan." The musical, based on the 2010 film that earned Natalie Portman a Best Actress Oscar, is a rare psychological thriller on stage. Scenographer Brett Banakis said, "We use void a lot.
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Tartan Army honors Scotland fan who suddenly died in Boston with minute of applause at World Cup match

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By David Wade Verified
| WBZ-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
Tens of thousands of Scotland's Tartan Army honored a fan at the World Cup match against Morocco with a minute of applause after he died suddenly in Boston. Donny Strathie Donny Strathie had flown into Boston to attend his first-ever World Cup match at the age of 76 years old.
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A rare look inside the largest data center in Massachusetts nicknamed "the dungeon" by neighbors Original

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By David Wade Verified
| WBZ-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
If you watch a movie, send an email, or put your photos in the cloud, there is a data center involved. With the rise of AI, there is more need for data storage and that means more power and more water. So, more Massachusetts communities are saying they don't want them. Data centers are growing increasingly unpopular. How unpopular? Polling shows people would rather live near a nuclear power plant.
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