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In Don't Quote Me, Dan Kennedy contests that a federal appeals court ruling that muzzles judges will harm the public’s right to know — and, in turn, will undermine public confidence in the judicial system

Chris Wright examines how grifters wormed their way into the American psyche

Dan Kennedy looks behind the Globe’s front-page mea culpa in dealing with the Zantop murders; the Herald overhypes a theory.

In the Phoenix editorial, giving up on Clinton's ghost.

In Out There, Dan Tobin throws like a girl

In Urban Buy, Nina Willdorf realizes that makeup multi-tasking was never so easy

Plus, this just in:

Music: Rock of middle ages
Parallel reality: Big Dig hits the big time
Chasing Saddam: Shifting policy on Iraq
Media: Sex, violence, and the cultural left
Cambridge: Zoning moaning
Protest: Women in black are back
No Play: Coldplay cancel Avalon show
Internet: The need for high speed
Radio dramas: Can this marriage be saved?

Letters to the editor

Moon Signs

Dr. Lovemonkey

Editors' Picks - Hot Tix - Future Events

Brett Milano travels to LA and checks in with ex-Veruca Salt/Letters to Cleo drummer Stacy Jones and his new band American Hi-Fi;
Gary Susman talks with DJ Boy George about spinning in America;
Sean Richardson says Dave Matthews Band's newest goes pop;
Douglas Wolk chides Mark Prendergast's new book The Ambient Century for its factual inaccuracies, poor writing, and lack of insight;
Kevin John does the cha-cha slide;
Jonathan Perry retreats in the Paved Country.
Plus, Roadtripping.

Also, short reviews of:

Double Trouble : BEEN A LONG TIME
Steve Riley & the Mamou Playboys : HAPPYTOWN
Alabama Frank : TROPIC MOTEL
Tav Falco & the Panther Burns: PANTHER PHOBIA
Magic Magicians: GIRLS
Velvet Crush : ROCK CONCERT
The Stryder : MASQUERADE IN THE KEY OF CRIME
White Stripes : DE STIJL

Chris Fujiwara previews the Brattle's Eric Rohmer retrospective,
Peter Keough wonders if the next distinctive, national new wave in cinema will come from Turkey,
Gerald Peary digs up what In the Mood for Love's Wong, Cheung, and Leung said at Cannes,
and Mike Miliard hypes BC's Irish Film Series.

Also, short reviews of:

Monkeybone
Tigerland
Pollock
Last Resort
Down to Earth