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The steed Saab Suds in Someries

The shuttered
Starlab Studios is
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landlord legal battle.

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Last year, Starlab Studios
hhad io start over.

Forced out of its old
Prospect Street loca
tion two years prior to
make way for the Green
Line's planned extension
through Somerville, the
scrappy DIY
music-and-
arts service

a contract dispute with a
new landlord who, Star
lab’s leaders said, “has
locked them out of the
space,

But this time, Starlab
is fighting back, rallying
its community of sup-
porters to help pay for a
brewing legal battle.

“Its” frustrating,”
Richard Hawke, a Star
lab leader who runs the
studio's video and photo
wing, told Metro, “You
put a lot of hard work
and effort into trying to
build. something bigger
and better, and_some-
thing that a lot of people

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NESDAY, JANUARY 13, 2016

among them Mean
Creek’ and Dan Webb
and the Spiders. For the
past six years it has run

n annual music and
sts festival.

In January, they plan
to host a pair of ben-
efit concerts — the first
on Wednesday night
at the Middle East in
Cambridge, featuring a
lineup of acts that have
passed through Starlab’s
doors over its history,
headlined by Boston
outfits Creaturos, Mini
Dresses and The Dazies.

Starlab’s leaders said
they were reluctant

to get into

he real estate speculation ‘te, spect.

ies about the

setup shop i Somerville tied to the _\egal issues

again at a

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GLX was com-
ing, and there wasn't
much they could do.
Now, after months of
renovations in its new
headquarters (a cozy,
repurposed car garage),
Starlab is again. facing
the possibility of being
uprooted, this time via

can take part in, and
then have it be stopped
by red tape and all that.”

From its modest. be
ginnings in 2009, the
group grew into notable
DIY multimedia produc
tion studio for up-and-
coming local bands,

with the
building's owner to ask
about the buyer's plans
for the space,

But what is public
now is that Starlab, since
December, has | been
kept off ‘the premises
at their Somerville Av:
enue location, the fence
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outside its front door
latched shut. Starlab's
lease doesn't expire un-
+i] 2019, Hawke said.

“Though we are con-
fident that this is a battle
‘we can win, our expenses
are adding up quickly and
our resources are limited,
especially with shuttered
studio doors,” Starlab
‘wrote in a message on a
GoFundMe page.

The online fund-rais-
er by Tuesday had raised
close to $2,000.

This after they had
lovingly built a home fit
ted with a control room,
live performance space
and common area, craft
ed by a studio designer
for noise-blocking acous-
tics, Hawke said,

“It was an_ empty
box,” he said. *We trans-
formed it.”

But Union Square is
‘changing, too.

Now twice the neigh-
borhood —Starlab has
called home, it’s under-
going a massive redevel-
‘opment campaign with
the promise in mind of
a long-awaited subway
connection.

‘And ina story that
has played out time and

again, artists in Somer
ville worry that prope
tyflipping developers
could squeeze out the
creative types — Starlab
among them _ that help
make the ‘Ville the cov-
eted real estate that itis.

“Starlab Studios has
been a tremendous as-
set to Somerville,” said
Susan Berstler, director
of two nonprofit art gal-
leries in the city called
Nave and Nave’ Annex.
“It would be a huge loss
if they had to leave,

‘As an arts leader and
a Somervillian of 30
years, Berstler said she
has learned to only plan
six months in advance,
because there is no way
of knowing how perma-
nent her galleries will
be. Her landlord, a pa-
tron of the arts, keeps
her rent artificially low,
she said, But that might
not always be the case,

“The real estate spec-
ulation in Somerville
tied to the Green Line
Extension is insane,”
she said. “The number
of people who are get-
ting pushed out of their
rental properties is abso-
lutely crazy.”

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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 2016

More districts prep
Narcan training
for school nurses

Schools are arming

themselves in the

face of the opioid
epidemic.

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As the commonwealth
takes on the ongoing
opioid epidemic, many
schools in the Greater Bos-
ton area are prepared to
administer Narcan in the
event of a crisis,
So far, schools
haven't had to adminis.

ter Narcan, according to
officials in Quincy and

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teeoning to Guiney be OF EpiPen
fective Lt. Patrick Glynn, cy
"We could go a week

or nwo without a reversal
then have two oF three
in one day,” Quincy De
tective It. Patrick Glynn,
Sits sporadic. You can't
pinpoint specific umes
Wervhad “an unusually

*% public health model and
. be prepared as opposed! to

having to wait untilaftera
tragedy occurs.”

‘The Middlesex Dis-
trict Attorney's Office has
been. sponsoring Narcan
training sessions since
November 2015. District
Attorney Marian Ryan has
hosted training. Sessions

by arming more nurses
with the spray, Boston
schools have yet to equip
their staff with Narcan.
“Boston Public Schools
i grateful that our city’s
first responders are

Jow number last month, equipped with Narcan for school _ employees
where we are used to 15 should it ever be needed,” from Newton, Cambridge,
to 16 nonfatals.” Boston Public Schools Concord, Malden, Wo-

Despite the lack of opt spokesman Dan O’Brien burn, Waltham and other
oid emergencies during said in a statement to nearby towns.

Metro, “BPS nurses cur
rently do not have Narcan
and there is no immediate
plan to begin purchasing
Narcan for Boston Public

Meanwhile, Needham,
Lowell, Brockton, Brain.
tree, and Hudson all have
standing orders to main-
tain a supply of

school hours, officals said
its best to be prepared,
"We learned a big les-
son from China White,
a heroin problem in the

early 1990s and crack co Schools.” and conduct training ses-
caine in the 1980s that we According to the state sions, which are expected
have to be prepared and Department’ of Public _ to move forward in early

Health’s October 2015 sur
vey, 133 of the 244 pub-
Tic ‘schools surveyed are
equipped with or expect
to be equipped with Nar
can revival kits by June,
‘And many towns and

2016
As of August 2015, an
estimated 1,256 people
died from opioid overdos-
es, according to the state's
data brief.
“Its not necessarily a

hit the problem head on,
Glynn said, “We are

giving into a stigma —
‘we have sporting events,
community events [where
an emergency might oc-
cur), In reality, it’s not

much — different than cities on Boston's borders focus on our students,
public facilities equipped are training school nurses Hoshino said. “This is a
with defibrillators to prevent opioidtrelated public health issue, and

‘we don't know who visits
the facilities. Preschools

deaths. Newton, for exam:
ple, has put revival kits in

or EpiPens. It’s another
layer of protection and it

is better to have itand not every public school, from have parents and family,
need it” preschool to their high all schools have faculty.
While many public schools. ‘When you have a profes:

schools in Massachusetts "School _ nurses, by sionally licensed “nurse,
are expanding their over- design, intervene in why wouldn't they inter
dose prevention programs emergencies and are vene ina crisis?”
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‘WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 2016

Nick Cannon gives up
on love forever

‘After getting divorced from Mariah Carey, Nick Cannon
no longer believes love can last forever, or so he implies in

an interview with Dujour magazine, Cannon says he “high-

ly doubts” he'll get married again, exp!
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This is what happens
when Miley is your role
model big sister

Is the world ready for
another Cyrus posing in
pasties with her tongue
out? Luckily, we don't
seem to be there yet,
though the time might
not be far off. Noah
Cyrus threw an epic
“American Horror Story:
Freak Show" themed
birthday party this week
for her sweet 16, First,
great theme. Going over
the top seems to run in

the fam. The party was
DJed by Brandi Cyrus
(owe forgot that other
sister existed, too) and
the gaggle of teen girls
in attendance were
given makeovers by
HeGlammed. Unfor-
tunately, Miley didn’t
make an appearance at
the party, but it looks
like Noah was having
way too much fun to
even notice.

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James Franco wants to

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person —and a very
lucky plus one — and
while you pose, the
three of you can talk
about life and take self

this just to add it to
his Book-long resume.
It’sall for charity.
Nonprofit (Red) is auc
tioning this up to the
highest bidder. Head to
Omaze.com for details.

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Kardashian
‘Bachelorette’
show

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Jenner empire? Well, it could be a
*Bachelorette"-esque dating show
featuring one of the single sisters. Mo-
ager Kris Jenner was a recent guest on
“Bachelor Live” with current “Bachelor”
Chris Soules and when asked if one of
the Jenner Kardashian girls would ever
host a similar dating show, Jenner said.
she could probably talk one of them
into it. We would expect nothing less
from you, kris. Considering Kourtney,
Khloe, Kendall and Kylie are al single
she definitely has options. Hey, maybe
she should use this as a way to get Tyga
as far away from the family as possible?

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David Bowie had passed away
fom cancer atthe age of 69. Ce
lebity deaths happen athe tne,
and those of musicians ae often
not a surprise. Stone Temple Pos
Scott Weiland, sad as that was,
didnt exactly come asa shockafter
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reacttous.

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in strange costumes and creat
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Stardust and then The Thin White
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video game that had sex shopsand
demans. (t's “Omikon: The No-
mad Sul" you'e interested) He
wrote music about space (hich
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space phobia forever. He made
grand gestures like puting out an
album as a final goodbye to his
fans with yrs well be dissecting
for years. He was dramatic. He
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METROUS
DNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 2016

Ratatat gets real on the art of
creating ‘Magnifique’ music

Brooklyn-based duo rock]
electronica instrumental
Ratatat (Evan Mast and
Mike Stroud) know how
to put on a good show. In
fact, they've become so
good at it that they basi-
tally tour nonstop, which
is why it took them five
years to release their fifth
album, “Magnifique,” last
rom the beginning,
wwe always wanted to
play actual instruments,
On stage rather than do
a laptop set or DJ kind
of thing just because
it's more interesting to
watch,” Mast tells us,
While the duo play live
instruments on stage,
they also add elements,
like lights and lasers
making their show's vist.
ally stimulating as wel
The live shows, in
turn, influence their
sound, “When we got
into the studio, we were
responding to have been
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effective live. For us, that
‘meant getting back into
guitar”

Asa purely instrumental
band, it's harder to know
what Ratatat's songs are
about. All the listener
has to go on is the sound
and song titles such as
“Cream On Chrome” and
“Pricks of Brightness,
which aren't saying
much.

"Usually a song starts
with something we are
influenced by, like a
sound or a feeling,” Mast
says. “Then we start

var Masa Mike Stroud of Ratatat asco

reacting to that, adding
another layer and then
reacting to that and
adding another layer. It’s
very intuitive. I went to
school for visual art [Mast
and Stroud met at Skid
more College] and it's
very much like creating
an abstract painting or
collage. The song starts to
have some kind of emo-
tion, and once we see

that, it's about pushing
that as much as we can”
When it comes to

naming a song — or col
lection of songs — with,
no lyrics, Mast says he
and Stroud simply try
out different ideas until
something feels right.
Both guys have total veto
power over names — if
they don’t both 100 per
cent love it, it'sa nogo.
METROUS
‘WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 2016

Get your superfoods
in sandwich form

Local author to stack
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Superfoods aren’t
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Meet “Matt & Ben’ in Davis Square

A play depicting the
‘romance to end all
bromances as imagined
by two hilarious college
Bs skyrocketed Mindy
Kaling’s comedy writing
career into the main-
stream. Today, she has
her own wildly successful
Hulu series, but “Matt &
Ben" —as

lives on. The stage show,
which Kaling wrote and

‘ling and Withers ina 2003 production of "Matt & enor

‘wrote about “Matt & Ben”
inher book, “Is Everyone

midst of an engagement
at Jamaica Plain's Riot

‘Schap (Ben), 33, two years
‘earlier when they decided

‘Theatre, and will open at to collaborate on.a project. Hanging Out Without Me?
the 160seat Davis Square “Matt & Ben’ stuck out to. (And Other Concerns)”
Theatre in April. them because it had been Robinson says they
‘The show parodies written, performed and haven't heard from the
Damon and Affleck, just_ produced by two fellow Cambridge native.
‘two young lads circa 1995, young women at the start "We tried tweeting at
as they grapple witha oftheir careers. hera couple of times,”
moral dilemma when Following the success she says. “We know she's
the “Goodwill Hunting” of “The Mindy Show,” Rob- busy, but she hasn't
screenplay falls fromthe inson.and Schap finally _ responded to any of our
skyin Affleck’s apartment, opened their show at the tweets.”
Shocker: Damon grapples Riot in September: They
more. have additional shows Riot Theatre shows are all at
Coproducer Lauren Jan. 23, Feb. 27 and March 8pm,; Davis Square willbe

Robinson, 27, (she also
plays Matt) says the idea to
revive the show came to

her and co-producer Libby

26, before their move to

Somerville, where they

may extend their run
‘And while Kaling

‘April & and 9, both at 10 pam,
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