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 NEWS & FEATURES
Mark Jurkowitz investigates the long-term political ramifications of Bush's fail to act in the face of Hurrican Katrina and believes that this will finally be the President's undoing.
Stephen M. Mindich and Peter Kadzis take it a step further - Bush is America's Nero. Nero at least fiddled while Rome burned.
Harvey Silvergate, Daniel Aaron and Leslie Dunton-Downer look at The 9/11 Commission Report and believe it to be America's first epic.
Bob Zelnick, chair of the journalism department at Boston University who served as the ABC News correspondent in Israel from 1984-86, brings his perspective on the Gaza pullout.
The San Francisco Bay Guardian has unveiled its annual "Project Censored" list, and the Phoenix has it.
Dan Savage on sex.
In the Phoenix editorial: The future can work: as Massachusetts girds to protect gay marriage, the California legislature approves full marriage rights for all.
Letters to the editor
Plus, this just in:
OPEN-DOOR POLICY Katrina students welcomed
SHRINE OR AUDITORIUM? Mothers of Convention
BRASS-BAND FUNERAL Jazz and destruction
FREEDOM WATCH Rehnquist’s record of shame
"BATTER UP!" Diamonds on canvas
QUOTES + NUMBERS Bush's ignorance
Plus more web-exclusive stories from New Orleans.
EDITORS' PICKS
In Performance, Dance Collective closes up shop.
In Theater, The New Repertory Theater opens with Romeo and Juliet.
In Galleries and Museums, Thomas Hirschhorn’s Utopia at the ICA, Fred Tomaselli’s ‘Monsters’ at the Rose.
Free Stuff
Hot Tix
8 Days
Future Events
MUSIC
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club renew their faith in rock and roll, says Mac Randall.
Franklin Soults checks out Kanye West's Late Registration.
Simon W. Vozick-Levinson takes a psychedelic trip with Of Montreal.
Ted Drozdowski previews the Boston Comedy Festival.
Mikael Wood on Laura Veirs.
In Cellars By Starlight, Jonathan Perry hangs out with Apollo Sunshine.
Damon Krukowski on Amadou and Mariam.
In Out: Elisabeth Donnelly on Wayne & Wax, "Compact," and Chloë Sevigny’s brother.
In Circuits, David Day wonders about the fate of Skippy White.
In Notes, Sarah Tomlinson blows the cover off Clap Your Hands Say Yeah. But aren't they from Brooklyn, you say? You'd be surprised...
In Download: Carly Carioli previews every indie mag's albums of the year list about five months early.
Also, short reviews of:
BLACK DICE BROKEN EAR RECORD
MARJORIE FAIR SELF HELP SERENADE
DELBERT McCLINTON COST OF LIVING
THE NEW PORNOGRAPHERS TWIN CINEMAS
SIGUR RÓS TAKK . . .
ZUCO 103 WHAA!
MOVIES
Peter Keough documents the struggles of The Boston Film Festival.
In Film Culture, Gerald Peary catches up with Anna Karina at the Montreal Film Festival.
Also, short reviews of:
BRODEUSES|SEQUINS
THE EXORCISM OF EMILY ROSE
PARALLEL LINES
A SOUND OF THUNDER
TRANSPORTER 2
AN UNFINISHED LIFE
UNDERCLASSMAN
THEATER
Steve Vineberg on A Long Day's Journey Into Night.
ART
Jeffrey Gantz on new exhibits at the MFA, Pucker Gallery and MOMA in NY.
BOOKS
Steve Vineberg on the complete works of Phillip Roth.
TELEVISION
HOTDOTS: SUNDAY 11 | 9:00 [2] MYSTERY!: FOYLE'S WAR, SERIES THREE: THE FRENCH DROP.
by Clif Garboden
FOOD
Dining Out Robert Nadeau on Mare.
On the Cheap Ali's Roti Restaurant.
Taste Buds: Upcoming local dining events
Noshing & Sipping: Moon Brine Pickles.
SPECIALS
Guide To Summer
Best Music Poll 2005
Digital Photography Guide
The Best 2004
Education Section 2005
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