NEWS & FEATURES
Tony Giampetruzzi wonders if the the Center for the Prevention of Hate Violence succeed where many other anti-hate organizations have failed.
Mark Jurkowitz looks into the controversy surrounding the New York Times Company's decision to start an all-black weekly newspaper in Florida.
Barry Crimmins reports on Cindy Sheehan's protest in Crawford, Texas, as she takes the anti-war message straight to the President's doorstep.
Plus, this just in:
GAL ON THE STREET "I could just lick him"
SURF AND CELLULOID Locals get to prove it on film
HOME-TOWN HERO McMahon makes it Interesting
THE FOUR ELEMENTS Graf writers have a Cow
Politics and other mistakes
Bramhall Square
Letters to the Editor
Savage Love
Crossword solution
MUSIC
Sam Pfeifle on A-Frame's new, er, recreational activities.
Becca Dewan goes multi-chamberal.
Jon Garelick checks in on the state of jazz at Newport.
Leon Neyfakh says that Kerplunk! you hear is the sound of Green Day ditching Lookout!
Michael Freedberg finds himself intrigued by Mylene Farmer.
The Black-Eyed Peas' concert at Fenway is worth the trip. Oh, and some other band will be playing too...a Rolling Something-or-other...
Plus, Sibilance
Also, short reviews of:
JAMES BLOOD ULMER BIRTHRIGHT
THE JIM YOSHII PILE-UP PICKS US APART
LE NOMBRE SCÉNARIO CATASTROPHE
SUPERPITCHER TODAY
311 DON’T TREAD ON ME
WOODEN WAND & THE VANISHING VOICE XIAO
FILM
Brooke Holgerson says The 40-Year Old Virgin is worth its wait in gold.
Short reviews of:
RED EYE
SUPERCROSS
VALIANT
Worth the trip:
Peter Keough digs 2046.
THEATER
Megan Grumbling reviews the hilarious Lenny.
Worth the trip:
Living Room
ART
Matt Anderson on an experimental music festival in Livermore Falls.
Worth the trip:
Surreal at Griffin, evidentiary at Fogg.
BOOKS
William Corbett on Gasoline Alley, now in hardcover.
FOOD
Andy King campaigns to save the liver!
SPECIALS
Best Music Poll 2005
The Best of 2004
Portland Band Guide
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