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1Officials ID fatally shot BU grad studentThe body of a Boston Universi-ty graduate student was ex-pected to be returned to hisfamily in India today.

Kanagala Seshadri Rao, 24,of Brighton, was found about2:30 a.m. Thursday near 112Allston St., suffering fromgunshot wounds, according toBoston police and Boston Uni-

versity.Rao’s father, K Sudhakar

Rao, is a manager at a bank inIndia, according to the Hin-dustan Times. He said hetalked to his son the day be-fore the shooting.

“My son did not have enmi-ty or differences with anyonenor did he have any bad

habits. I cannot imagine hecould be killed by anyone likethis,” Rao’s father told theHindustan Times.

An arrest has yet to bemade.

The shooting rattled someresidents of the usually crime-free Allston neighborhood.

In a statement, Boston Uni-

versity officials said the shoot-ing appeared to be an isolatedincident.

“Our prayers go out to theRao family and friends,” BUPresident Robert A. Brownsaid in a statement. “We areall deeply saddened by hisdeath.”

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Police seekingpetite femalebank robberBOSTON. Federal agentsare seeking a bankrobber who held up theSovereign Bank at 575Boylston St., earlier thismonth.

The woman walked into the bank and passedthe teller a note, whichdemanded cash. She wasgiven cash and fled.

Authorities describethe suspect as a whitewoman, 5 feet 1 inch talland a medium build. Shewas wearing a blackNorth Face jacket, a blackbaseball hat and had alarge purse. METRO

Arrest inmurder ofSouthiewomanSOUTH BOSTON. A 24-year-old man will be arraignedtoday for the death of anelderly woman in herSouth Boston home.

Timothy Kostka, ofSouth Boston, wascharged with murder, ac-cording to police.

Barbara Coyne, 67,was found stabbed todeath April 16 inside herEast Seventh Streethome.

Police said at the timethat there were no obvi-ous signs of forced entry.

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Kony 2012 campaign leads to defaced Hub landmarksTold to “stop at nothing”while blanketing the city topromote the “Kony 2012”campaign, some activistscrossed the line when theyspray-painted the message ona Hub memorial.

Urged by the nonprofit In-visible Children, whichlaunched the controversial 30-minute viral documentaryabout African warlord JosephKony earlier this year, groupsof advocates hit the streets Fri-day slapping stickers on Tstops and plastering “Kony2012” posters all over Boston.

The push was part of a na-tional movement called “Cov-er the Night,” launched by In-visible Children, so peoplewould “wake up to hundredsof thousands of posters de-manding justice” for Kony’sactions. Kony is accused of us-ing children as soldiers incommunities in East and Cen-tral Africa.

Amidst the midnight mes-saging, however, some of thecity’s longstanding memorialswere defaced with red spraypaint.

On Boston Common, “Kony2012” was scrawled across thefront of the Boston Massacrememorial, sparking outragefrom city officials.

“Your message shouldn’t

overpower someone else’smessage,” said state Rep. Car-los Henriquez. “That’s a me-morial for people to recog-nize, and to use that as yourplatform — I understand guer-rilla marketing, but there is aline of respect.”

Henriquez has been work-ing on ways to curb graffiti inthe city, to separate art fromvandalism.

City officials said theywould work with police andthe “Graffiti Busters” programto remove the paint.

“And I am sure police willbe looking into the circum-stances around it,” said DotJoyce, spokeswoman fromMayor Tom Menino’s office.

The Boston Massacre memorial was one of the many pieces of public property that was vandalized over the weekend.

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More than 2,000 people“liked” a Facebook pagecalled “Cover the NightBoston.”Participants posted picturesof plastered posters on thefan page during the eventover the weekend.Some members wrote thatthey were meeting onBoston Common, where thegraffiti was found.Similar graffiti was report-edly found on a WWII me-morial in Worcester.

Supplying thesupportersInvisible Children, the non-profit group behind theKony 2012 initiative andFriday’s “Cover the Night”movement, posted a videoon its website and YouTubepage telling participants totake action by placing thepropaganda on public prop-erty.

“We will do much morethan create awareness. Wewill advocate globally, wewill serve locally, and wewill turn this digital revolu-tion into a physical onewhen we hit the streets,”the promoters wrote. The group even provided“action kits” to activists,prior to Friday’s event,filled with posters andstickers.

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Police pursueKony taggersAccording to a police re-port, officers were calledto Boston Common onFriday for vandalism inprogress.

When police arrived,fliers for “KONY 2012”were posted throughoutthe Common on parkbenches, fences, streetlight poles andmonuments.

They found spraypaint on the monumentand the sidewalk leadingto the Sailors and SoldiersMonument in the centerof the Common, accord-ing to reports.

Two fliers were sentback to police headquar-ters for investigation afterpolice failed to find the al-leged taggers. METRO/SA

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A disturbing video recentlyposted online shows a mansucker punching an older manat Boston Common and a groupof youths robbing the apparent-ly unconscious victim.

The video was posted by var-ious people on YouTube. Ac-cording to the descriptions anda person there who providedimages to Metro, the assault oc-curred just before 6 p.m. Friday.

Video shows the man walk-ing around the Soldiers andSailors Monument on a hillnear Frog Pond. The spot was agathering point for dozens ofpeople who attended a sponta-neous marijuana rally on April20. The date is observed bysome as a day to celebrate mari-juana use.

The unidentified man isshouting as he walks aroundthe monument.

“He’s a racist? Then get himthe [expletive] out,” the manshouted as he approached thegroup. The older man thenwalked up to an unidentifiedyoung man.

“You calling me a racist,man? You better [expletive] re-lax,” the young man said.

The two confront each otherfor about 45 seconds before athird man, who was crouchingbehind the young man, punch-es the older man in the face.

The older man fell back-

ward, apparently unconscious.Another young man ran up

and went through the man’spockets while another personsprayed a bottle of water on theman’s shorts.

Boston police said yesterdaythat they have not received areport of the incident; however,there were walking beats in theCommon that day.

A police spokeswoman saidthey would like to see the victimcome forward and file a report.

While the descriptions ofthe videos posted online saidthe assault occurred during“Hempfest,” also known as theMassachusetts Cannabis Re-form Coalition’s Freedom Rally,

it was not.The Freedom Rally is also

held on the Common, but ittakes place in September.

Bill Downing, the treasurerof the coalition, said a sponta-neous gathering usually occurson the Common on April 20.

He said he attended one in2011, but not this year’s gather-ing.

Video shows group robman after sucker punch

Man is knocked out during confrontation at Boston Common Incidentreportedly occurred during ‘Hempfest’ Cops ask victim to come forward

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“I’m surprised. Weusually don’t hearof violence atevents like this.”BILL DOWNING, MASSCANN

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The MBTA is launching a pi-lot program with transit mo-bile ticketing company MasabiUS, which allows customers topurchase the passes using anapp on an iPhone, Android orBlackberry device.

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Search formissing toddlercontinuesROCKPORT. Police said theyintend to continue thesearch for a missing tod-dler tomorrow after badweather suspended effortsyesterday and likely today.

Caleigh Harrison, 2,was last seen Thursday ata Rockport beach with herfamily. Her mother wentto retrieve a toy and thegirl was gone.

State police crewsspent three days search-ing the coast with no re-sult. The possibility thatshe was abducted has notbeen ruled out. METRO

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APRIL IS FORAWARENESS

TIM MURRAYLIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

Across the country and in Massachusetts, April is Sex-ual Assault Awareness Month. As chair of the Gover-nor’s Council to Address Sexual Assault and DomesticViolence, I encourage all Massachusetts residents tolearn of the available resources that help prevent sex-ual assault incidents and also available services thatsupport victims of sexual assault.

According to the Center for Disease Control andPrevention, nationwide nearly 1 in 5 women and1 in 7 men have been raped in their lifetime, andmore than 1 in 3 women and 1 in 5 men have ex-perienced other forms of sexual violence and un-

wanted sexual experiences. These statistics are similar atthe state level, here in Massachusetts.

While rape and sexual assault can be difficult issues todiscuss, it is essential that we have this conversation

because everyone has a role toplay in prevention. For example,the MBTA is raising awarenessthrough public service advertise-ments to notify potentialperpetrators that law enforcementis paying attention, and encourageriders who are assaulted tocontact the police. Thanks in partto this program, Transit policehave made more than 85 arrestsand more and more allegedvictims are coming forward to re-port incidents of assault.

Parents, clergy, program andcommunity leaders, school andcampus officials are also encour-aged to educate themselves on re-search related to sexual violence,and also take the extra step to cre-ate improved safety measureswithin the community.

Every city and town inMassachusetts is servedby an area rape crisisprogram that can helpdevelop effective safety

plans and policies, and also offer hotline services, medicaladvocacy, counseling, prevention education and profession-al training. As a father, husband, son, brother andlieutenant governor, I encourage you to take time thismonth and going forward to have a conversation withfriends and family about safe and healthy relationships, andlearn what policies are in place or should be implementedin your school, faith community or workplace. To help makeour commonwealth safer, let’s have this conversation.

– Follow Tim Murray on Twitter @TimMurray_MA.

Metro does not endorse the opinions of the author, or any opinions expressed on its pages. Opposing viewpoints are welcome. Send 100-word submissions to [email protected].

“I encourageyou to taketime thismonth andgoing forwardto have aconversationwith friendsand familyabout safe andhealthyrelationships.”MURRAY

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Preventing sexual assaultHundreds of walkers pounded the pavement yesterday forthe Boston Area Rape Crisis Center’s annual Walk for Change.The event aims to increase awareness about preventing sexu-al assault, lends support to survivors of abuse and raisesfunds for the center’s free services and programs for victims.More than $100,000 was expected to be raised by the walk-ers, who are survivors, friends and families. METRO

Walk. Prevention

The Walk for Change took place by the Cambridge Side Galleria.

A female rider took action andwrangled a man on the GreenLine until police arrived, afterhe allegedly dropped his pants,exposing his genitals.

Last Thursday, Transit policearrested Michael Galvin, 37, ofSomerville, and charged himwith open and gross lewdness.

According to reports, Galvinwas riding a crowded GreenLine train in Allston when hisshorts fell down.

When asked by police whathappened, Galvin allegedly saidthe “packed and jostling” trol-ley caused his shorts to comeoff.

A woman, startled by a pant-less Galvin, screamed, causingthe suspect to exit the train at

Packard’s Cor-ner.

According toT police, the vic-tim said Galvinapproached heron the train, ex-

posed and fondled himself.When Galvin got off the

train, the victim followed himand grabbed him by the sweat-shirt to keep him from fleeingthe scene, according to reports.

As she held on to his sweat-shirt, Galvin allegedly said, “Ithink I need help, I think some-thing is wrong with me” and at-tempted to persuade the victimto let him go.

Police arrived and arrestedGalvin. STEVE ANNEAR

Green Line exposernabbed by T rider

Brockton womandisrupts flightBROCKTON. A 21-year-oldBrockton woman wascharged with disorderlyconduct after she allegedlydisrupted a flight headedfrom Maine to Boston.

Marangerly Torres wasallegedly disruptive as she

began to board a USAirways flight from PresqueIsle, Maine, on Saturday.

Police said she regainedher composure, but as theplane started to taxi to therunway, she got out of herseat and failed to complywith airline staff. The pilotreturned to the gate andshe was arrested. METRO

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U.S. lawmakers said they ex-pect more Secret Service em-ployees to leave amid a widen-ing investigation of a prostitu-tion scandal involving agentssent to Colombia ahead of a vis-it by President Barack Obama.

Rep. Peter King, a New YorkRepublican who is chairmanof the House Homeland Secu-rity Committee, and Rep. Eli-jah Cummings, the top Demo-crat on the Oversight and Gov-ernment Reform Committee,said they expect the investiga-tion to extend beyond the sixagents who have already left.

“I think we have some badactors here,” Cummings ofMaryland said during an ap-pearance on CNN’s “State ofthe Union” today. “I don’tthink that we judge the SecretService by its weakest link.”

The Secret Service and Con-gress are investigating an inci-dent involving agents who al-legedly consorted with prosti-tutes at their hotel in Cartage-na, Colombia, while preparingsecurity for Obama’s visit thismonth for a trade and eco-nomic summit. Six employeesleft the agency following theincident, which raised ques-tions in Congress aboutwhether it was an isolated in-cident or a glimpse of broadermisconduct that might haveput the president’s security atrisk. BLOOMBERG

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Rubio, Danielsleave door ajarfor Romney VPFlorida Sen. Marco Rubio andIndiana Gov. Mitch Danielsbrushed aside questionsabout whether they wouldagree to be presumptive Re-

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Republican presidential front-runner Mitt Romney made ene-mies of at least one prominentanti-gay conservative this weekover his selection of openly gayRichard Grenell as a campaignspokesman. By doing so, theRomney campaign made a sub-tle admission: It’s not overlyworried about far-right fringevoters. At this point in the elec-tion, Romney et al are firmlycourting the center.

Grenell, a dedicated Repub-lican who has worked with for-mer UN ambassador (and con-servative warrior) John Bolton,fought and lost a battle for legalrecognition of his same-sexpartner. Bryan Fischer of the

American Family Association— a talk radio host popularamong the religious right —was crystal clear in his disap-pointment with Grenell’s hirethis weekend.

“Romney picks out & loudgay as a spokesman,” Fischertweeted. “If personnel is policy,his message to the pro-familycommunity: drop dead.”

There may be some truth inthat. Of course, Romneydoesn’t want any voters — cer-tainly no Republicans, that is —to drop dead. But it’s also truethat, regardless of what he saysor whom he hires, polls showRomney carrying the right-wing, even a majority of thosewho have been crying fowl formonths over his allegedly mod-erate credentials.

The Santorum and Gingrich

voters held out for a while; butfollowing Santorum’s cam-paign suspension, the numbersbounced back well into Rom-ney’s favor. A Gallup poll fromlast week found Romney hold-ing 90 percent of Republicanvoters, with President BarackObama holding 90 percent ofDemocrat ones.

The election, these numberssay, belongs to the center.Hence the courting of inde-pendent minds and the relax-ing of far-right dog whistles.

For many conservatives, themost important issue at stakein November is defeating Oba-ma. With no real remainingcompetition, Romney couldprobably claim these voterseven if he came out himself.

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“I think that George W.Bush, in my opinion,did a fantastic job aspresident.”REPUBLICAN FLORIDA SEN. MARCO RUBIO TO CNN’S CANDYCROWLEY YESTERDAY. THE CONSERVATIVE RUBIO HAS BEENHIGH ON THE LIST IN THE 2012 VEEPSTAKES (SPECULATIONOVER WHO PRESUMPTIVE-NOMINEE ROMNEY WILL SELECT ASHIS VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE). THE STAKES ARE HIGHFOLLOWING SEN. JOHN MCCAIN’S SPECTACULARLY FAILEDSELECTION OF SARAH PALIN. RUBIO — WHO WAS AGAINSTCONSIDERING SUCH AN HONOR BEFORE HE CAME OUT INFAVOR OF IT THIS WEEKEND — COULD MAKE A PERFECTROMNEY PAIRING, ESPECIALLY CONSIDERING HIS POTENTIALSTRENGTH AMONG HISPANIC VOTERS.

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Ahouse. A car. A ca-reer. A spouse and2.5 kids. Should youchoose to live con-ventionally, you

probably spend your days inpursuit of all of the above.Most are within your control.If you want a car, you save andbuy one. If you want a spouse,you have a drink, and thenmeet friends of friends. Butthe 2.5 kids — what happens ifyour body can’t produce achild?

Infertility is something youdon’t hear a lot about, amongpeople in their 20s, but Infer-tility Awareness Week aims toget more people accepting ofthe issue. Barbara Collura, ex-ecutive director of RESOLVE,The National Infertility Associ-

ation, says there’s a stigma andshame attached to infertilitythat’s prevented it from beingdiscussed properly. Anyone inthe AIDS world will tell youhow 25 years ago peoplethought it was contagious—now, everyone speaks aboutit,” she says. “But with infertili-

ty, we haven’t gotten to thepoint where people are readyto open up.” Until society nor-malizes infertility, don’t ex-pect to see people runningmarathons shouting “woohoo! I’m infertile!” she warns.

So why is infertility such asensitive subject? One reason:Because it revolves around sex.

“The moment someonefinds out they can’t reproduce,they feel let down by theirbody. The way they see it isthat it’s not performing theway it ‘should’ be,” explainsCollura, who also believes thatgetting people talking abouttheir reproductive system theway they do about sex is theonly way to increase publicawareness.

Giuliana Rancic, the 37-

year-old ‘E! News’ personalityand reality star, is one of therare celebrities to have openedup about her battle with infer-tility. Rancic and husband Bill’sjourney into parenthood andattempt at in vitro fertilizationwas aired on their reality TVshow “Giuliana and Bill” andwatched by millions of peopleworldwide. The show took adramatic twist when Rancicwas diagnosed with breast can-cer, further jeopardizing herchances of becoming a mother.

‘For some of thewomen in their 20sand 30s watchingRancic’s show, itwas the first they

had ever heard about infertili-ty — and the only place they

had heard about it,” says Col-lura. “This is not where wewant people to be getting thissort of information, but atleast they’re getting some-thing.”

So where else should thoseafflicted go for information?Facebook. Twitter. Blogs likeThe Infertility Voice, whosefounder wrote the column onthis page. Social media oftenallows you to be anonymous.“You could be in the placewhere you are willing to shareyour story but not yourname,” says Collura. Eitherway, it’s the conversationthat’s important.

“The momentsomeone finds out they can’treproduce, theyfeel let down bytheir body.”COLLURA

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How to cope

If you’re feeling sad: The endless waiting and hop-ing has left you feeling irrita-ble, lethargic and extremelysad: Write down a list of allthe good things you do havein your life. This will help youvisualize your strengths, andforget your weaknesses.

If you’re feeling angry:The fact you can’t get preg-nant makes you feel helplessand vulnerable: Don’t let thisanger consume you. Aerobicexercise such as running orswimming can help relievesome of the accumulatedtension. Relaxation tech-niques such as yoga can alsohelp you clear your mind.

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‘I have gooddays andawful days’“You’re so young.”

I hear this a lot. A subtleimplication treads coyly be-tween each word: “You’re soyoung ... so it should be easyfor you to get pregnant.”

But the truth is, for meand 7.3 million otherAmericans, it’s just not thateasy. There’s nothing easyabout infertility. What does-n’t help are the manyassumptions people make:that infertility only affectsolder women who put theircareers first; that if we only“just relax,” we’ll conceive atthe drop of a hat; that we’reselfish for pursuing fertilitytreatments when we should“just adopt.”

It’s no wonder then somany people facing infertili-ty suffer in silence. I was 26when I found I was infertile.Relaxing won’t reverse mydisease and there’s nothingselfish about wanting tohave my own children.

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So while I wait, I sharemy story. I talk about what itmeans to be infertile, how itaches and how I remainhopeful. I speak out becauseI’m tired of being silenced byassumptions thatundermine the very real,very valid experiences of in-fertility patients nationwide.

I speak out because Iwant everyone tounderstand what infertilityis really like. I speak out toend the silence, to help erasesocial stigmas surroundinginfertility because stigmabreeds shame. I have no rea-son to be ashamed: I justhave a disease. And if youhave infertility, you have noreason to be ashamed,either.

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THEWORDMetro’s Dorothy Robinson shares her take on the world of gossip @dorothyatmetro [email protected]

Oh hey! Look who it is: KimKardashian and Kanye West,just out for a stroll in one of themost crowded cities in theworld, in broad daylight, on aSaturday afternoon, in front ofa barrage of photographers.They are doing a great job ofkeeping this totally legit bur-geoning relationship on thedown low, am I right?

According to Us Weekly, thetwo media lovers browsed theracks at the Chelsea shopBalenciaga and then stoppedfor an ice cream cone at theVan Leeuwen ice cream truck.

It’s getting so “serious” (aka:completely generated for pub-licity) that West had dinnerwith Kim, her mother KrisJenner, sister Khloe and broth-er-in-law Lamar Odom at theSpice Market restaurant in thecity’s Meatpacking District, perRadarOnline.

Expect to see this entireweekend on the E! networksoon as “Kim’s FairytaleDinner: A Kardashian Event.”

Mulligan becomes a MumfordIt’s official: Oscar-nominated ac-tress Carey Mulligan and musi-cian Marcus Mumford aremarried, having tied the knot infront of 100 guests on a farm inSomerset, England, according toUs Weekly. Among the guestswere Jake Gyllenhaal, SiennaMiller and Colin Firth. “They’re agreat couple,” a source tells themagazine. “Very sweet.”Mulligan and Mumford, whowere pen-pals in their youth,

had been dating for five monthswhen the Mumford and Sonsfrontman popped the questionlast August.

Lohan: Hey! I waswatching TV!When a woman recently

accused Lindsay Lohan ofassaulting her at a nightclub,Lohan’s response was simple:She couldn’t have, since she wasat home watching TV at thetime. But new developmentssuggest she might not be tellingthe truth there, according toRadar Online. “Investigators ob-

tained the surveillance videofrom the Smoke & Mirrors night-club at The Standard Hotel and itclearly shows that Lindsay wasthere on the night of the allegedassault,” a source says. “The in-vestigation is still ongoing andfollow-up investigators want tointerview Lindsay about the inci-dent, but she hasn’t been inter-viewed yet, nor is she under anyobligation to do so.”

Lively and Reynoldshead to the countryIt looks like there was somethingto those reports that RyanReynolds and Blake Lively werehouse-hunting in the suburbsoutside New York City. The cou-

ple “bought a beautiful countryhome” in Bedford, N.Y., accord-ing to People magazine. “Thehouse costs more than $2million,” a source says.

An Italian weddingfor Timberlake?Justin Timberlake and JessicaBiel just finished a five-day tripto Italy, prompting speculationabout the location of theirupcoming wedding, accordingto Us Weekly. After hitting upRome, Naples and Capri, thecouple reportedly paid a visit tothe southern town of Bernalda— and more specifically thewedding venue where SofiaCoppola tied the knot last year.

Checking in withsome of Hollywood’sbiggest names to seewhat they’ve been upto — in their ownwords, in 140 charac-ters or fewer.

Today, Elizabeth Banksisn’t feeling too well,Jeffrey Ross doesn’t un-derstand what all thefuss is about, ElayneBoosler knows the realstory and Albert Brooksis planning ahead.

@ElizabethBanksUgh, tummy ache. It’seither the flu or thecake-beansalad-cupcake lunch combo Ihad today. Prolly flu.

@realjeffreyrossWhat’s the point of be-ing in the Secret Serviceif you can’t take advan-tage of any secret serv-ices?

@ElayneBoosler“Huffington Post WinsPulitzer.” Actually, an-other paper won thePulitzer, Huffpo justposted a copy of it.

@AlbertBrooksBought two hundredthousand Twinkies to-day in case they gobankrupt. They keep,right?

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Cher wigs out at GLAAD AwardsChaz Bono won big on Saturday at the GLAAD Awards. Heshared the award for Outstanding Documentary for his film“Becoming Chaz” and was honored with the Stephen F.Kolzak Award as well. Mom Cher was there to cheer him on.

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Cher’s son Chaz Bono was honored at the GLAAD Awards on Saturday.

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Weekend partypics from theTribeca FilmFestival1: Emma Watson attended the“Struck by Lightning” premiereduring the 2012 Tribeca FilmFestival at the Borough ofManhattan Community Collegeon Saturday in New York City.

2: Michael Buscemi and brother,actor Steve Buscemi, attendedthe premiere of Michael’s shortfilm, “B61,” about the Brooklynbus route, on Friday as part of ashort film program.

3: Actor and executive producerWill Arnett strutted on the redcarpet at the world premiere ofMorgan Spurlock’s “Mansome,”which is an exploration of malegrooming habits, on Saturday inNew York City.

4: Robert De Niro, co-founder ofthe Tribeca Film Festival, spokeduring the Tribeca TalksDirector's Series: 100 Years ofUniversal program at theBorough of Manhattan Commu-nity College on Thursday nightin New York City.

5: Co-stars Kristen Wiig and

Oscar Isaac attended the TribecaFilm Festival 2012 after party forthe dark comedy “Revenge forJolly!” on Saturday in New YorkCity.

6: Wilmer Valderrama attendedthe “Knuckleball!”screening onSaturday. For you gossip houndsout there, you should know hedid appear with rumoredgirlfriend Minka Kelly on hisarm.

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Where most music conferenceslike SXSW focus primarily onperformance showcases, Re-think Music is an industry con-ference for the professionals.

Sponsored by Berklee Col-lege of Music, the BerkmanCenter for Internet and Societyat Harvard University, BabsonCollege and midem (the yearlytrade fair for the music indus-try in France), this conferencefocuses on establishing a dis-course between people in-volved in all facets of music.Their mission is to figure outhow to push the industry for-ward, something that desper-ately needs addressing in theever-evolving technological ad-vancements of the digital age.

“We’re trying to bringthought leaders together,” ex-plains Allen Bargfrede, who isthe executive director of Re-think Music for Berklee Collegeof Music. “By bringing [musicindustry] stakeholders, academ-ics and students together, wecan help to look forward.”

Leaders from industry inno-

vators like YouTube, Spotifyand Nokia share the same plat-form as musicians like GZAfrom Wu-Tang Clan, speakingon hot button issues like the fu-ture of the cloud, how to stayrelevant as an artist and “TheMusical Ecosystem in 2015.”

One especially relevant par-ticipant is Karmin, the duo ofBerklee alums who recentlyused their overnight YouTubemegapopularity to catapultthem into a musical guest spoton “Saturday Night Live.”

Another example of thebold approach to Rethink, thismorning, social media guruand author Seth Godin givesthe keynote address, simply ti-tled “Making Something Hap-pen.”

“All musicians are entrepre-neurs,” says Bargfrede. “Wewanted someone outside of themusic industry to give theirthoughts ... and open outside ofthe box.”

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Deconstructand buildagainThis past weekend, RethinkMusic was in full force.Hacker’s Weekend tookover Microsoft’s N.E.R.D.Center in Cambridge,where 75 hackers workedon creating new andunique music-related apps.

Yesterday at the BerkleePerformance Center, theMusic Deconstruction Ex-perience featured Berkleeprofs Stephen Webber andPat Pattison giving musi-cians clinics on songwrit-ing and production.

“A lot of music confer-ences focus on what wentwrong,” says Rethink Mu-sic project manager andbooker Ardie Farhadieh.“Between Hacker and De-construct, our focus is onthe future.”

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12:40 p.m. Pitchfork presidentChris ----5 p.m. Amanda Palmer

Tuesday9:30 a.m. vice president ofRhapsody Cecily Mak10:30 a.m. Future of MusicCoalition consultant KristinThomson11:05 a.m. FADER Media president Rob Stone4 p.m. GZA/The Genius 5 p.m. turntable.--- chairman Seth Goldstein

Gary Crice (you know him as GZA or the Genius) will speak at Rethink Music today at Hynes Convention Center. For more Metro coverage of Rethink, visit www.metro.us.

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Before he straps on Buster’sprosthetic hand (bit off by aseal, fans of “Arrested” will re-call), Hale appears as anotherlovable loser: Gary Walsh, thepersonal aide to vice presidentof the United States SelinaMeyer (Julia Louis-Dreyfus), onHBO’s new political satire“Veep.” (Armando Iannucci,the man behind the razor-sharp political commentary,“In the Loop,” created theshow.)

“With Buster’s social anxi-ety, if he were placed in Gary’ssituation, he would be commit-ted [to a mental institution],”Hale says. Meanwhile, we learnthrough the sitcom’s documen-tary style that Gary thrives un-der pressure, ready at a mo-ment’s notice with whatever

his boss may need — be it aconversational factoid on thepoliticians she may be chattingwith or hand sanitizer.

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That letter of resignationwould be for Selina, Hale clari-fies, because without his job,Gary would be lost.

“If somebody were to comeup to him and say, ‘You’refired,’ I think he would fallapart,” Hale says. “He’s a guywho should have left his job inhis 20s, but the fact of the mat-ter is his identity is wrappedaround Selina. He pretty muchworships her. I have a feelingthat his mother has been car-ried over into Selina, so I’msure there are a lot of child-hood wounds that are beingplayed out.”

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Politicians arehumans, tooBehind closed doors, VicePresident Selina Meyersand her team behave badly— very badly. But the morepreposterous the situationthey find themselves in,Hale hypothesizes, themore truthful it seems.

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“I like the way her hair is,”she says with her eyes still fo-cused intently on the screen inher hand. “I always get over-done for events and so I’m try-ing to look myself. I wanted tofind a good example of DianeKeaton hair because she justhad simple hair. It was neverlike, ‘wooosh,’” she says, mak-ing a big sweeping motion overher head.

As one might guess, spend-ing time with Gerwig feels

much like visiting with an oldfriend. Her calm, open de-meanor is disarmingly famil-iar. It’s telling that of all peo-ple, she’s trying for DianeKeaton’s ’do — as the two seemto have kinship for playingfidgety, awkwardly charmingwomen.

Known for her roles in tinyindie films and, more recently,in broader releases like “Green-berg” and “No Strings At-tached,” Gerwig is currentlypromoting “Damsels in Dis-tress,” which was written anddirected by Whit Stillman after

his 12-year sabbatical fromfilmmaking. She plays a fussycollege coed, convinced that

her campus would be a betterplace if everyone would tapdance, wear perfume and

shower more often. She’s notwrong, really.

And though Gerwig and hercharacter, Violet, don’t havetoo much in common, they doshare strong emotional and ol-factory connections.

“When I got to high school,every boy wore Polo Sport toall the dances,” she enthuses.“To this day, Polo Sport still isone of my favorite smells be-cause you never have crushesas intense as you have in highschool and the smell of PoloSport — it’s kind of gross — Ilove it.”

And if you’re looking to be-friend Gerwig, there’s one go-to scent that will reel her in.

“All the girls wore CliniqueHappy — and there was some-thing about the way that thatsmelled — even today if I meeta girl who is wearing CliniqueHappy, I’ll be like, ‘Oh, she’s really cool,’” Gerwig says, deadserious. “It has something todo with, ‘All the cool girls wearClinique Happy.’ These scentsstay with us.”

Greta Gerwig loves the smell of Polo Sport

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Other directors might not bebrave enough to attempt to topwhat is already a classic, but di-recting team Peter and BobbyFarrelly, known for their monu-mental success with films like“There’s Something About Ma-ry,” were unafraid of tacklingone of the most iconic comedyteams of all time. But PeterFarrelly says taking on Larry,Moe and Curly was not as muchof a no-brainer for the studios.

How did you decide that the moment was right to update of“The Three Stooges”?Now was the moment becausethe studio gave us the money.For 10 years, they were like,“No f—in’ way. We’re not doingit.” It was [about] trying to con-vince the studio that you couldtake these characters from 70years ago and put them into apresent-day setting and make itwork.There were so many rumoredcast members — everyone fromSean Penn to Woody Harrelson.Once you settled on Sean Hayes,

Chris Diamantopoulos and WillSasso, did you change the scriptto suit them better?We never write around anycast. The character is the char-acter and then the actor has tocome in and fit the bill — inthis case, probably more sothan ever. We wrote for Moe,Larry and Curly and we wantedthem to be exactly Moe, Larryand Curly and that was one rea-son why it was so hard to getactors. That was sort of intimi-dating to a lot of actors.

Can you talk about casting LarryDavid as a nun?Larry David plays Sister Mary-Mengele. Larry is probably themost influential comedy figureof the last 25 or 30 years. We’rehuge fans and we wanted to gethim in the movie. That was therole he found interesting. Hecould’ve played the dog if hewanted to. We just wanted himclassing up our project. The sequel to “Dumb andDumber” has been announced.Where do you want to take these

characters this time around?Before “Dumb and Dumber”came out, if I told you what thestory was, you’d be like, “Donot make it. Do not waste yourtime.” All I can say is that it’snot the type of plot that I canmake sound good. It’ll soundlike s— but trust me, it’s the ex-act same guys doing more ofthe same stuff, but we don’twant to give anything away.How did it come together?We’ve never done a sequel andthe only movie that we everwanted to do a sequel to is“Dumb and Dumber.” There’sno growth in these guys, andyou could do it over and over,and we could do it in our sleep.We always wanted to do it, butJim [Carrey] wasn’t ready untilnow. He saw it a year or so agoon video and he laughed his assoff and he was like, “This iswhat I want to do. I want tomake people laugh hard likewe did then.”

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What can Western business cul-tures learn from Asian businesscultures, and vice versa? Western business leaders aregenerally at a level of develop-ment characterized by rational-ity and short-term, Wall Street

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Seguin saves the seasonTyler Seguin was ranked justbelow Tim Thomas and BobbyValentine as Saturday’s Bostongoats after failing to finish ona number of scoring chances

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Redemption, Part IIPut away the posters and milkboxes. We’ve found David Krej-ci. Like Seguin, Krejci didn’thave a goal in the seriesthrough five games. And likeSeguin, Krecji scored yester-day, but make his biggest playaway from the goal, stealing aNicklas Backstrom clearingpass and setting up the playthat resulted in Seguin’s over-time game-winner. The Bruinswill need all of their offensiveweapons on task Wednesdaynight, and if both Krejci andSeguin are engaged, the Bru-ins’ chances of advancing im-prove dramatically.

Doubting ThomasHe was off his game in thethird period on Saturday, andhe gave up a couple of shakygoals yesterday. Yes, Thomas

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Defense does not restQuest to defend Stanley Cup

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Rich Peverley and the Bruins refused to fall yesterday in Washington.

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Tyler Seguin silenced thesold-out Verizon Centercrowd, scoring 3:17 intothe first overtime to sendthe series back to Bostonfor one final game.

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Ilya Bryzgalov tal-lied 30 saves in thewin for Philly, who asa No. 5 seed in theEast now await itssemifinal opponent.

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On heels of epic collapse, Soxmust right ship in a hurry BobbyV. already on the hot seat? FaceTwins, White Sox on road this weekLet us look back on all thattook place during the firsthomestand of the season forthe Red Sox.

They won three straightgames by a combined score of31-11, then lost five straightby a combined score of 46-17.

Jacoby Ellsbury suffered aserious shoulder injury.

Stalwart Kevin Youkilis wascalled out by new managerBobby Valentine, who wascalled out by stalwart DustinPedroia.

The park turned 100.Jon Lester matched the

shortest start of his career inthe same game that saw MarkMelancon give up six runswithout recording an out.

David Ortiz hit .531 (17-for-32) with 10 RBI.

The front office made 16separate player moves, includ-ing a trade for former Cubsoutfielder Marlon Byrd.

Clay Buchholz gave up fivehome runs for just the secondtime in his career.

The bullpen turned a 9-0lead over the Yankees into anembarrassing 15-9 loss.

Valentine said his team had“hit bottom.”

There was a rainout. And the dish ran away with

the spoon.It’s safe to say that the club

never experienced a homes-tand like this one in its first100 years, and may not in itsnext 100. At least it ended on apositive note; the rainout gavethe Sox a chance to rest, flyearly to Minnesota and takestock of the young season.

However, when they do,every one of them will come tothe same conclusion: It’s ugly.

Perhaps some Midwesternhospitality can help. The Soxwill play three games in TargetField and then four in Chicago.It marks the end of a season-opening gauntlet through theAL elite. That means nothing ifthe club cannot figure out away to get consistent startingpitching and some semblanceof relief — the bullpen has giv-en up an unconscionable 42

earned runs in 42 2/3 innings,good for an MLB-worst 8.44ERA.

Relief may be on its way, atleast for a few days. DanielBard, the former setup manwhose name will be utteredwhenever bullpen issues arediscussed, was skipped in therotation due to the rainout.Valentine said Sunday thatBard will be available in reliefleading up to his next start,scheduled for Friday in Chica-go.

Perhaps having Bard as anoption out of the bullpen willbe just what the doctor or-dered. Perhaps the club usesthese next few days to figureout ways to replace him in therotation and make this a per-manent move. Perhaps thatshuffle can right the ship. Ifso, perhaps the road trip willbe as intriguing as the homes-tand.

Nah. That’s impossible.

“Our pitchingperformance has toimprove. That’s thebottom line. There’sa lot of differentways to improveand we’ve got tolook at all thoseways.”RED SOX GM BEN CHERINGTON

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Red Sox pitcher Daniel Bardwill once again work out ofthe bullpen, Bobby Valen-tine said Sunday.

Bard was scheduled to startlast night against NY, but thegame was postponed. The26-year-old righty is 0-2 thisseason with a 4.63 ERA.

Bobby Valentine, left, made plenty of trips to the mound this past weekend.

Daniel Bard will move back to the bullpen.

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Monday, April 23, 2012

Do your KNEES hurt?Do you have KNEE ARTHRITIS? We are conducting a study of intra-articular (knee)corticosteroid (steroid) injections to see the effects ofthe steroids on the progression on knee arthritis. You may qualify if you fit the following criteria:• 45 years of age and older• Are able to have MRIs• Have Knee pain on most days $1000 study stipend available for qualified participants To Learn More, Contact:[email protected](617) 636-5727

Female 18-39 years old with male partner

This will be your first pregnancy

Diet assessment, pregnancy tests, compensation

NIH fundedstudy, Dartmouth Medical School

THINKING OF HAVING A BABY?

1-877-777-2581 www.isisfertility.org

Participate in a lifestyle & fertility research study!

MedicalResearch

To place an ad call Neil Curran at

617-532-0100 or email [email protected]

YOU CAN GET PAID to HELP FIND A CURE!

Find medical research studies at health.metro.us Enroll in a study today and help the medical community find cures.

TO PLACE AN AD CONTACT NEIL CURRAN

at 617-532-0100 or [email protected]

We are conducting a clinical research study of an investigational drug. If you meet thefollowing criteria, you may be interested in participating in this clinical trial.

• you are between the ages of 18 and 70 • your IBS symptoms are pre dominantly diarrhea related • you have had frequent abdominal pain associated diarrhea for at least 6 months

Participants will receive study drug and exams at no cost. Reimbursement for time and travel may be available.

SufferINg with IBS?

Beacon Clinical Research, LLC508-584-2030 ext. 210

[email protected]

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