76ers 92, Celtics 83 | Game 4

Sixers stun Celtics to even series
Paul Pierce lost the ball and his headband on this drive to the basket during the second quarter.

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The Celtics let slip a 15-point lead as Philadelphia rallied to tie their Eastern Conference semifinal series at 2-2.

Philadelphia Phillies starter Cole Hamels (6-1) gave up three runs on six hits while striking out nine and walking one.

Phillies 6, Red Sox 4

Hamels, Papelbon down the Red Sox

The Red Sox lost in their first interleague matchup of 2012 as former closer Jonathan Papelbon got the save for Philadelphia.

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‘Nightclub apartheid’

Minority promoters of social events say the ’70s mentality of racial wariness is still alive in Boston’s downtown nightclubs, writes Lawrence Harmon.

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Are we asking the right questions?

Questions have surprising power to improve our lives, say a group of thinkers, if only we take the trouble to figure out how they work.

Schilling’s firm may get more aid

Curt Schilling’s firm made a $1.1 million payment today, clearing the way for the company to receive millions of dollars in additional tax credits.

English left restaurant in shambles

Celebrity chef Todd English left the Faneuil Hall space occupied by Kingfish Hall with thousands of dollars in damages, according to city officials.

Facebook ends flat in first day of trading

The social media giant’s stock closed at $38.23, up 23 cents.

New Bedford teen shot to death by police was troubled

Police shot and killed 15-year-old Malcolm Gracia on Thursday night after he repeatedly stabbed an officer. Gracia’s father died in a police-related incident in 2009.

Romneys give $150,000 to his campaign

It’s the first time Mitt and Ann Romney have contributed their own funds to the 2012 race.

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The New York Times best-selling author discusses his books “Bringing Down the House” and “The Social Network.”

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Donna Summer performed in Boston in 1978.

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Summer’s voice was the soul of Dorchester

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Altra: A manufacturer in motion
Luke Cannon and Bill Wetterhahn hung three paintings by Pierre-Auguste Renoir together for the first time in 25 years at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. The MFA’s “Dance at Bougival” (left) is joined by “Dance in the City” (center) and “Dance in the Country,” both on loan from the Musee d’Orsay in Paris

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Sunbathers love Chatham Lighthouse Beach on Cape Cod, and so do seals, making this a top seal-observing spot.

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Best beaches guide for New England
Above: Jackie Kennedy Onassis (second from left) with Bess Myerson, architect Philip Johnson (left), and Ed Koch after a 1976 press conference about preserving New York’s Grand Central Station.

Book Review

‘Jackie After O’

Morning Star Baptist violence still resonates
In a circle from left forefront: Actors Alexander Cook, Michael Fordham Walker, Kerry Dowling, director Richard McElvain, playwright Tom Grady, and actors Jen Alison Lewis (far right) and Carly Waldman rehearse Grady’s “Hand Down the Chesterfield” at Boston Playwrights’ Theatre.

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Boston Theater Marathon XIV: 53 plays, 10 hours

Path to success with Posse Foundation

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Momenta: The perfect Mass. success story
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Sports Media

Celtics’ local TV team better for viewers
Jonathan Papelbon

Jonathan Papelbon has made seamless switch to Phillies

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Sports Media

Mike Gorman

Celtics’ local TV team better for viewers

Mike Gorman and Tom Heinsohn do a better job than any ESPN or TNT crew. Unfortunately, they’ll be sidelined the rest of the playoffs.

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City official calls for stricter NStar oversight

At a hearing this morning, city councilors questioned an NStar official over two recent power outages.

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Boston Capital

Schilling’s cash and credibility crisis
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joan wickersham

The invasion of the garden snatcher
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid failed to support reform, but has since apologized.

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Taking on the F-word

Yvonne Abraham

Putting on the brakes
Manchester,NH 12/05/07: During a presidential campaign event held in the auditorium of the Derryfield School, republican candidate Sen. John McCain was joined by Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling. (Jim Davis/Globe Staff) section:metro slug:06notebook Library Tag 03062008 Names / library tag 09042009 op-ed

brian mcgrory

Schilling a hypocrite about smaller government

Joan Vennochi

Warren’s voice against Wall Street gets tuned out
President Bush, right, met with the all-male joint chiefs and combatant commanders in 2007; there are still no women combatant commanders.

Juliette Kayyem

Urging women to Be All That You Can’t Be

Derrick Z. Jackson

Mitt Romney failed to man up on high school bullying

Dan Shaughnessy

Celtics are better than 76ers, and they know it
The loss by LeBron James, left, Dwyane Wade and the Heat on Tuesday dropped Miami into a 1-1 tie with the Pacers in the second round of the playoffs.

Bob Ryan

NBA playoffs a big letdown so far

Jeff Jacoby

On health care, state doesn’t know best

Brian McGrory

Stonehill College dragged into Yahoo scandal

Politics

Mitt Romney used the Sawyer Bridge as a backdrop on a visit to Hillsborough, N.H., on Friday.

Mitt Romney blasts stimulus funding in N.H. speech

In a visit to Hillsborough, N.H., Romney poked fun at the $150,000 renovation of the Sawyer Bridge, the town’s so-called “bridge to nowhere.”

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Composer Lisa Bielawa (pictured here in her New York apartment) returns to Boston next week for the debut of “Collective Memories in Fragments.”

Lisa Bielawa comes back with a new venture

Bielawa was composer in residence with the Boston Modern Orchestra Project from 2006-09.

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Enterprise enters car sharing with Mint Cars On-Demand

The national car rental chain’s purchase of the Zipcar competitor means a bigger presence in the growing on-demand rental market.

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John Edwards is charged with six criminal counts including conspiracy to violate the Federal Election Campaign Act, accepting contributions that exceeded campaign finance limits, and causing his campaign to file a false financial disclosure report.

No verdict reached in Edwards trial

A jury deliberated for about five hours Friday in John Edwards’ campaign corruption trial, but will reconvene on Monday.

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Tadanobu Asano (left) and Taylor Kitsch in a scene from “Battleship,” inspired by the game of the same name.

With ‘Battleship,’ ‘Transformers’ goes to sea

Hasbro’s corporate dreams of duplicating its success with that unabashedly toyetic franchise are precisely what led to “Battleship.”

“It was a major turning point for the city of Boston that had national implications. The church mobilized in a way no one expected.’’

Rev. Eugene Rivers,  on violence in Morning Star Baptist Church 20 years ago

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Homes for sale for $250,000, $500,000, $750,000, and $1 million
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Dying wishes expected to be decided on November ballot
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144 free things to do around Boston

Opinion

“Republicans may win control of the Senate and White House this fall. Then they’ll be the frustrated ones.”

Joshua Green, on the filibuster

Ideas

“Genoeconomics is a field with a nightmare scenario already built into it—that banks might demand saliva tests before granting loans, or insurance companies could raise premiums for customers genetically predisposed to risk.”

Leon Neyfakh,  on the search for the money gene