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Table of contents for the week of June 13, 2002 FEATURES Kristen Lombardi says House members have whipped themselves into a tizzy over one of the healthiest things that a mother can do for her child: Breast-feed. Teen-sleuth novels taught Michael Bronski that he could have a mysterious, adventuresome, erotic imagination on his own. Nina Willdorf talks to humorist Dan Zevin as he guides his generation over life’s big humps — this time, the comeuppance known as middle age. In the Phoenix editorial, business as usual in the gubernatorial race. In Don't Quote Me Dan Kennedy provides reflections on the meaning of the Daniel Pearl video — and the Phoenix’s decision to make it available. In Talking Politics, Seth Gitell asks: will an Al Gore–Richard Gephardt presidential-primary fight ruin the Democrats in 2004? In Out There, Kris Frieswick wonders, when the foul-mouthed are forced to swallow their words, can anything but indigestion result? Camille Dodero has ways to skip town in Urban Buy. Plus, this just in: JUSTICE DEFERRED: Dirty deed, dirty deal SPORTS: It’s the football, stupid LITERARY CONFECTION: Recipe for success LATTER-DAY SAINTS AND SINNERS: Mitt Do-Right IN MEMORIAM: Dee Dee Ramone, 1952–2002 SCOUTING AHEAD: Brudnoy speaks up for Boy Scouts diversity CAMBRIDGE: Patriotic core MEDIA: Balancing act HEADLINES: Sign of the times Letters to the editor Moon Signs Dr. Lovemonkey Editors' Picks Hot Tix Future Events MUSIC According to Matt Ashare, Moby continues to transcend genres with his new 18; Can D.J. Shadow once again dominate a world now that his inventions of six years ago have become commonplace? Michael Endelman finds out; Ted Drozdowski on Blues saviors Otis Taylor and Corey Harris; In Frequencies by Josh Kun, Nathaniel Mackey and his Mystic Horn Society: ways of being, forms of consciousness, and tools of Africa-and-beyond cultural survival; Kid606 gets his freak on in Smallmouth by Douglas Wolk; Jon Garelick previews the Boston Globe Jazz & Blues Festival in State of the art; In Cellars by Starlight, Brett Milano talks to the Damn Personals and the Brett Rosenberg Problem about their new releases. Also, live reviews of N.E.R.D. at the Paradise, and Karen Mantler at the Lizard Lounge; And last but not least, Roadtripping. Also, short reviews of: Jorma Kaukonen : BLUE COUNTRY HEART Doves : THE LAST BROADCAST TREY ANASTASIO KMFDM : ATTAK Luke Slater : ALRIGHT ON TOP The Apex Theory : TOPSY-TURVY Simon Rattle/Berlin Philharmonic : SCHOENBERG: GURRELIEDER FILM "Who needs an identity when you’re having this much fun? ... And when you’re having this much fun, who needs enemies?" Peter Keough reviews The Bourne Identity; In Film Culture by Gerald Peary, Classic midnight movies from the generation of greed. Also, short reviews of: WINDTALKERS DAVID HOCKNEY:SECRET KNOWLEDGE BARTLEBY THE WAY WE LAUGHED SCREAMIN’ JAY HAWKINS: I PUT A SPELL ON ME SCOOBY-DOO LES FILLES NESAVENT PAS NAGER/GIRLS CAN’T SWIM CHERISH THEATER Carolyn Clay says The Maiden’s Prayer is a mixed drink; Ellen Pfeifer talks to Hershey Felder, star of George Gershwin Alone; According to Liza Weisstuch, Tracy Letts’s paranoiac Bug has legs. DANCE Marcia B. Siegel finds a certain occult charm in Jody Weber’s program at Green Street. ART Jeffrey Gantz finds mundane miracles in "The Poetry of Everyday Life: Dutch Painting in Boston" at the MFA. BOOKS Michael Freedberg reads Miranda Seymour's Mary Shelley and finds that Shelley's life after Frankenstein is as moving as the story of how, as a 19-year-old, she got the idea for the classic thriller; TELEVISION Amy Finch previews Welcome to the Club: The Women of Rockabilly, which airs at 10 p.m. this Friday, June 14, on WGBX Channel 44; Hot Dots -- Wednesday, 8:00 (44) Rare Visions and Roadside Revelations: Missouri to Kentucky and Tennessee to Arkansas. We've lost track of where the guys are, but this offbeat travelogue is fun nonetheless. FOOD Dining Out : The Independent On the Cheap : City Farm Café. Noshing & Sipping : Meridian Food Market’s arancini. SPECIALS Spring Preview 2002 Best Music Poll 2002 Spring 2002 Band Guide The 4th annual Best issue |
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