 Now on Newsstands It’s easy to find a physician in Boston for whatever ails you. What isn’t always easy is narrowing down all the options. Let this year’s Top Doctors list — which features nearly 600 doctors across 55 specialties — be your guide. Plus, a plea to get legendary Celtic Bill Russell a statue in the city; a profile of David Portnoy, the founder of Barstool Sports; and a recap of the 50 stupidest — and funniest — events of 2010.
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Our guide to nearly 600 of the Hub's finest physicians. And, don't miss our interview with the stars of Boston Med, as well as Christopher Churchill's powerful photo essay "24 Hours in an ER." ["Top Doctors"]
What a year! Take a fond look back with us through the 50 stupidest, funniest, and most awesomely aquapocalyptic events of 2010. ["The Big Digs"]
How David Portnoy, founder of Barstool Sports, is building an empire — one blog post (and one babe) at a time. ["Is This Really Boston’s Next Media Mogul?"]
Bill Russell, the greatest (and most complicated) Celtic of them all, may not care one way or the other if his bronzed image goes up outside the Garden. But in a city with a past as complicated as our own, we should. ["Give This Man a Damn Statue!"]
Eileen McNamara on what the Paul Levy saga says about Boston’s most powerful institutions. ["The Getaway"]
For immigrant victims of sexual abuse, justice is nearly impossible to come by. ["Perfect Crimes"]
OTHER HIGHLIGHTS: The secrets of local mall santas [The Santa Files]; an introduction to Rich Miner, the techie who put Cambridge on Google’s map [Person of Interest]; a look at Mark Wahlberg's new movie [The Fight to Make The Fighter]; and Corby Kummer on Towne [Dining Out].
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