NEWS & FEATURES

Camille Dodero logs on, tunes in, and hooks up with 22 million people via MySpace.

Mark Jurkowitz wonders if CBS4 can get Boston to watch the news again

Mike Miliard went to learn how to be a success, and all he got was this lousy God talk.

Adam Reilly explains why it's probably a good idea to move the nation's first presidential primary out of New Hampshire.

David Bernstein says Mitt Romney really blew it - here and nationwide - with his "foolproof" death-penalty initiative.

Dan Savage on sex.

In the Phoenix editorial: Karl Rove is just the tip of the iceberg.

Letters to the editor

Moon Signs

Plus, this just in:

MUSIC

James Parker reads a new history of Jane's Addiction and an old tale of the rise and fall of punk.

Chris Nelson listens to Missy Elliott's new album, The Cookbook.

In Cellars By Starlight, Will Spitz hangs out with Frank Smith and the Lot Six.

Ted Drozdowski explains why rock legend Al Kooper can't retire.

Eliot Wilder talks with Joe Pernice about the new Pernice Brothers' disc

Franklin Bruno profiles the Scene Is Now.

In Out: Sox pitchers rock out, tank against the Yanks

Chris Rucker hears Read Yellow bone up on Dylan.

In Download: Major Stars, Aberdeen City, and more

Live reviews of: Dinosaur Jr., Shelby Lynne and Purrfection

Also, short reviews of:

THEATER

Carolyn Clay reviews Ice Glen and The Wharton One-Acts.

DANCE

Marcia B. Siegel checks out Robert Wilson in New York, David Dorfman at Concord.

BOOKS

Douglas Wolk checks out The R. Crumb Handbook.

Al Diamon reveals Salvatore Lombino's perfect crime.

TELEVISION

HOTDOTS: SUNDAY 24 9:00 [44] WHALE RIDER | movie | This is WGBH/WGBX's big thing for the week…month…possibly the summer, though it's been in theaters everywhere. It's a coming-of age adventure based on a novel by Maori writer Witi Ihimaera. By Clif Garboden

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