OK!'s Favorite Pop-Culture Moments from Boston—What Are Yours?

It's difficult to think about anything other than what happened in Boston yesterday, and talking about it isn't much easier. As we continue to wait on more information, we send our love to Boston and ponder it the best way we know how right now: by remembering all the amazing portrayals of Boston and the many pop-culture gifts the city has given us.

Boston's Hilarious Comedians

Boston had bred some of my favorite funny people, like Mindy Kaling, Conan O'Brien, Amy Poehler, Louis C.K., Steve Carell, and Rachel Dratch, to name a few. So really we owe it to Boston for making us double over time and time again.—Emily Kanoff

The Social Network

The Oscar-nominated film will always be one of my favorites, partly because of its amazing cast (Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield and Justin Timberlake), but also because I love Facebook and seeing how it changed so much from its creation in 2003 at Harvard to now is pretty cool to watch.—Haley Longman

New Kids on the Block

"America has loved them for 25 years. People don't give them nearly enough credit for that! This video of them at a high school in Cape Cod circa 1988 is amazing."—Kaitlin Menza

Good Will Hunting

"I love the friendship between Matt and Ben's characters in the movie. And of course, the 'How do you like them apples?' scene!"—Kelly Bryant

Aerosmith

"Their music rocks me to my soul—and I know their fans, especially those who have followed them since their early days on Commonwealth Avenue—feel the same."—Lauren Brown

We're collecting readers' favorite Boston moments in pop culture. Share your favorites in the comments below and tweet us @OKMagazine.