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NEWS & FEATURES

David Bernstein looks at the Boston Police Department's ballistics woes. The staff is full of dangerously undertrained and unqualified so-called "experts."

Adam Reilly looks at the harsh realities facing the candidacies of Patricia White and Dianne Wilkerson.

Mike Miliard visits the new home of Grub St., Boston's own writers' collective.

Deirdre Fulton checks on the mass walkout out SuicideGirls HQ.

Dan Savage on sex.

ID Check: Noah Garfinkel

In the Phoenix editorial: thoughts on Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers and indicted House leader Tom DeLay.

Letters to the editor

Plus, this just in:

  • CLAY CHIC Nick Park, one frame at a time
  • "BATTER UP!" Stealing home
  • GREEN National parks for sale — or not?
  • IRAN SO FAR AWAY Tehran rockers 127 make it to America at last
  • FREEDOM WATCH Harriet Miers: news from nowhere
  • GAY MARRIAGE Preaching politics
  • QUOTES + NUMBERS Water and oil don’t mix

    EDITORS' PICKS

    In Theater, Julie Andrews gets a new boyfriend.

    In "Standing on One Foot" and"Steve Locke" at the Mills Gallery;"Quantum Grids" at the Sert Gallery.

    In Performance, Boston Ballet’s Cinderella.

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

    Ted Drozdowski on the cult of Devandra Banhart.

    Chris Nelson on the dichotomy of David Banner.

    Lloyd Schwarz welcomes back the BSO with Yo Yo Ma, James Levine and Winsor Music.

    Simon W. Vozick-Levinson talks to The Fiery Furnaces, who enlisted their grandmother to help them with Rehearsing My Choir the follow-up last year's critically acclaimed Blueberry Boat

    Ken Micallef interviews Carl "A. C." Newman on the rise of the New Pornographers.

    Mikael Wood discusses discovering sincerity and moving past your novelty radio hit with the guys from Nada Surf.

    In Cellars By Starlight, Brett Milano talks to Ric Ocasek, who's got a new album and will be playing a show at Harper's Ferry this Tuesday.

    In Out: Sarah Tomlinson laughs at the BMAs, finds NEMO, and helps the Lot Six save the planet. She also has notes.

    In Circuits, David Day finds grime on the Green Line.

    In Download: Matt Ashare checks out a new project from Vice Records. Do they know it's Halloween?

    Live reviews of: Antony and the Johnsons and Ran Blake.

    Also, short reviews of:

  • *AM STEREO CAN’T
  • FALL OUT BOY FROM UNDER THE CORK TREE
  • GIANT DRAG HEARTS AND UNICORNS
  • DAVID GRAY LIFE IN SLOW MOTION
  • UNITED STATES OF ELECTRONICA U.S.E.
  • KELLER WILLIAMS SIGHT

    MOVIES

    Peter Keough on George Clooney's brilliant new film, Good Night and Good Luck. Also, Keough has the story on the New England Film and Video Festival.

    Also, short reviews of:

  • EL CRIMEN PERFECTO
  • CRÓNICAS
  • IN HER SHOES
  • INTO THE BLUE
  • SEPARATE LIES
  • TROPICAL MALADY/SUD PRALAD
  • WAITING . . .
  • WALLACE & GROMIT: THE CURSE OF THE WERE-RABBIT

    THEATER

    Carolyn Clay on two plays about family, King Lear and Theater District. Also, she eulogizes the late August Wilson.

    DANCE

    Marcia B. Siegel on the ascent of Kate Digby.

    ART

    Christopher Millis on Zhang Huan at the MFA.

    BOOKS

    Ted Drozdowski on Charles Cross - who previously brought you the in-depth Kurt Cobain bio Heavier than Heaven - and his new Hendrix bio, <i>Room Full of Mirrors.

    TELEVISION

    HOTDOTS: THURSDAY 13 | 8:00 (2) BATTLEFIELD BRITAIN | HASTINGS - 1066 | Saxon dogs; Norman frogs. After William invaded and beat up King Harold, Britain was never the same. BY CLIF GARBODEN

    FOOD

  • Dining Out Robert Nadeau on Hei La Moon.
  • On the Cheap Broken Yolk.
  • Taste Buds: Upcoming local dining events
  • Noshing & Sipping: Samuel Adams Boston 375 Ale.

    SPECIALS

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