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NEWS & FEATURES

Brian C. Jones checks out an Ocean Drive farm in Rhode Island, where livestock are brought back to life through advanced cloning techniques.

Adam Reilly examines the political hopes of the offspring of two of the city's most famed politicians: Patricia (daughter of Kevin) White and Ed (son of Ray) Flynn.

Mark Jurkowitz looks inside the potential Village Voice-New Times merger, and finds the situation rife with hypocrisy.

Deirdre Fulton looks at why the gay-marriage debate is heating up again.

Harvey Silvergate takes at harder look at John Roberts' record.

Dan Savage on sex.

In the Phoenix editorial: We need a governor, plus how you can help the victims of Hurricane Katrina.

Letters to the editor

Moon Signs

Plus, this just in:

  • BOB WHITE The naked animator
  • PUNK-ROCK BASEBALL In Wrecking Crew, the drugs aren’t performance-enhancing
  • JAIL BIRDS Inside the state’s only all-women prison
  • BU BIOLAB Be "fearless" against biolab: Rivera
  • REPRO RIGHTS No decision is a bad decision
  • DIGITAL MUSIC 99 cents isn’t enough for major labels

    EDITORS' PICKS

    In Theater, The Huntington hunts for The Real Thing

    In Galleries and Museums, the dead, the naked, and the fully clothed.

  • Free Stuff
  • Hot Tix
  • 8 Days
  • Future Events
  • MUSIC

    Matt Ashare immerses himself in The OC's house band, Death Cab for Cutie, plus SUfjan Stevens' Illinois.

    Chris Nelson speaks to Diplo, as he exits the DJ game. Plus bonus web-exclusive coverage here.

    Ted Drozdowski checks out the new Defixiones by Galás.

    In Cellars By Starlight, Jonathan Perry hangs out with Rooftop Suicide Club and Furvis.

    Alex Pasternack checks out Xiu Xiu.

    In Out: Tia Carioli on the Magic People and the Library's last show.

    In Circuits, our newest look at the local scene, David Day has the scoop on M.I.A. and Non-Event's latest, um, event.

    In Notes, Sarah Tomlinson has the latest on Cave In, Cracktorch and Dear Leader, among others.

    In Download: Matt Ashare celebrates fifteen years of Merge Records.

    Live reviews of: System of a Down, Mamar Kassey and Thunderbirds are Now!

    Also, short reviews of:

  • DEATH OF A DYNASTY
  • ROBBIE FULKS GEORGIA HARD
  • INARA GEORGE ALL RISE
  • JIMMIE DALE GILMORE COME ON BACK
  • THE ROLLING STONES A BIGGER BANG
  • SONNY ROLLINS WITHOUT A SONG: THE 9/11 CONCERT

    MOVIES

    Two auteurs are getting the retrospective treatment, and Peter Keough is there: Louis Malle at the MFA and Stanley Kubrick at the Brattle.

    In Film Culture, Gerald Peary looks at A State of Mind, a North Korean documentary coming to the Coolidge

    Also, short reviews of:

  • THE CAVE
  • THE MEMORY OF A KILLER
  • PRETTY PERSUASION
  • DER TUNNEL|THE TUNNEL
  • UNDISCOVERED

    THEATER

    Carolyn Clay on BUG.

    BOOKS

    Jeffrey Gantz on the new Commedia, Dante for our new vernacular.

    Nina MacLaughlin on new works from Aimee Bender and Kelly Link.

    TELEVISION

    HOTDOTS: The PBS pledge drive comes to a merciful end. by Clif Garboden

    FOOD

  • Dining Out Robert Nadeau on Yasu.
  • On the Cheap KnowFat! Lifestyle Grill.
  • Taste Buds: Upcoming local dining events
  • Noshing & Sipping: Endurance Pale Ale.

    SPECIALS

  • Guide To Summer
  • Best Music Poll 2005
  • Digital Photography Guide
  • The Best 2004
  • Education Section 2005
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