US – Tuesday, March 16
My Music New York
Quite the bright, Buble personality
For three very successful records, Michael Buble has reinterpreted standards. But when it came to last fall’s hit album, “Crazy Love,” the pop/jazz singer decided it was time to start telling his own stories and included two originals, including the Sinatra-esque “Haven’t Met You Yet.”
 
New York Sports
Jets Lose more than a coin toss
It’s tempting to say only the Jets could sign a future Hall of Fame running back and leave everyone talking about the coin toss they lost. This isn’t the time, though, for a same joke about the Jets.
 
Boston
Cabbies, patrons fight over plastic
Pub crawlers rejoiced when city officials mandated credit card machines in all taxicabs last year, putting an end to late-night ATM visits. But as they try to pay with plastic, many riders report being told the machine is broken, only to find it magically fixed when the driver learns the customer’s last dollar bill went to the bartender.
 
My Wellbeing
Belly dancing: More than a hippie shake
Combining a cardio workout with mental relaxation, a typical one-hour belly-dancing class will strengthen and shape the body. Arina Djakova of the London Dance Academy tells Metro how to turn the dance into a full- body workout, from the shoulder shimmy to the snake arms.
 
New York Sports
Jets Lose more than a coin toss
It’s tempting to say only the Jets could sign a future Hall of Fame running back and leave everyone talking about the coin toss they lost. This isn’t the time, though, for a same joke about the Jets.
 
National
Edwards’ lover talks to magazine
John Edward’s mistress, Rielle Hunter, spoke for the first time about their scandalous relationship that resulted in a love child in a lengthy interview with GQ magazine that hits newsstands today. Some excerpts:
 
New York Sports
Devils bust out early, beat Bruins
Clarkson's two points lead Devils to 3-0 first-period lead. Devils have chance at Atlantic division lead when they host Pittsburgh on Wednesday.
 
SPRING ASIDE, PROSPECT NOT REDD-Y
Red Sox prospect Josh Reddick has gotten plenty of playing time during spring training – and he’s made the most of it.
 
Boston Columns
Allen: No Harm, No Foul With Nomar
On Wednesday morning, Nomar Garciaparra and the Red Sox held a joint press conference where the former superstar shortstop signed a one-day contract so that he could retire as a member of the Boston Red Sox.
 
Boston Sports
Ellsbury in center of argument
Anyway you want to crunch the numbers, Red Sox GM Theo Epstein believes the team might be better off without Jacoby Ellsbury.
Between the Lines
Allen: King James' Faulty History
Cleveland Cavaliers superstar LeBron James made headlines this week when he announced that he intended to change his uniform number from 23 to 6.
 

Boston Sports
The truths of spring training
While the Red Sox get ready for their first games in balmy Fort Myers, I, like you, am stuck here in dismal, dreary, sodden Boston.

 
Boston Columns
Allen: Is perception reality for the 2010 Sox?
Allen: Bill Belichick Outsmarts The Media...Again
It all comes down to beckett
At long last, it’s Truck Day
How to fake being a ‘Super’ fan
Running, and not just to win
The bridges of Red Sox county
Allen: I had an affair on Sunday
No trouble with Pap’s 1-year deal
Allen: Stick to what you know
Boston Headlines
America East final just another game?
Vier eyes sending UVM dancing
No more for ‘Nomah’: SS signs, retires
Mentality key to surging Blazers
Hall hoping to recapture 2006
Scutaro, Red Sox a perfect match?
Tin cup: Beltre’s glovework key for Sox defense
Plenty at stake as HEA winds down
Trade C’s didn’t make paying off
Twins opening MLB opponent
 
 
 
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