The first television replay review in Fenway Park changed Omir Santos’s long fly ball to left from a double to a home run.

Replay Home Run Lifts Mets Over Red Sox in 9th

Kobe Bryant scored 41 points in a physical and emotionally charged game against the Nuggets, including a 3-point shot over J.R. Smith with just over a minute left to play.

Bryant’s Surge Carries Lakers Past Nuggets

Several stained glass windows have been refurbished and are returning, piece by piece, to St. Thomas Church in Manhattan.

Let There Be Light, and Color, on Fifth Avenue

To watch the opening night of DanceAfrica was to realize how much there is to learn about the vast genre of African dance.

Scratching the Surface of Africa, Finding a Wide Range of Rhythm

This vaguely researched biography of the writer Jean Rhys tries to make up in tear-stained empathy what it lacks in depth.

Morphing From Lap Dog to Wolf, but Always a Potent Writer

Despite some sustained hitting against Tim Wakefield in the third inning, the Mets were hammered by the Red Sox and finished an injury-plagued 10-game road trip at .500.

Sweep at Fenway Is Too Much to Ask From Depleted Mets

“The White Ribbon,” a meticulous examination of patriarchal domination, won the Palme d’Or.

Violence Reaps Rewards at Cannes Festival

Are the Jonas Brothers fizzling as a full-blown Walt Disney Company franchise?

Boy Band Is Starting to Feel the Heat

Cashing in on Susan Boyle’s popularity has been tricky for the companies behind “Britain’s Got Talent.”

Payoff Over a Web Sensation Is Elusive

At the upfront media sales, network television peddles its annual shows as its audience dwindles. But here’s the thing: network television still has a bigger audience than its media competitors.

As TV Dwindles, It Still Leads

The byline for the Modern Love column last Sunday was omitted. It was by David Finch.

Correction

The On the Street column last Sunday, about a change in skirt styles, misspelled the surname of the designer who helped start the trend. He is Azzedine Alaïa, not Allaïa.

The sequel “Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian” was the top film through Sunday, taking in $53.5 million for Fox.

‘Night at the Museum’ Takes in $53.5 Million

The police said at least 11 people died early Sunday after a stampede at a world music festival in Rabat.

11 Die in Stampede at Moroccan Festival

He’s sorry, says Nigel Lythgoe, a judge and executive producer on the popular reality competition show “So You Think You Can Dance.”

Dance Judge’s Apology

Fans of the mime Marcel Marceau are upset that his legacy will not remain intact if his art, books and costumes are sold at auction, Reuters reported.

Mime Fans Speak Out

The Royal Ballet of London will make its first visit to Cuba in July and is planning performances there that will include a tribute to the Cuban ballerina Alicia Alonso, Reuters reported.

The Royal Ballet Plans Performances in Cuba

After two weeks of online voting, Broadway.com announced the winners of its 10th annual audience awards.

The Audience’s Choices

Amy Winehouse has canceled her appearance at a concert on Sunday at Shepherds Bush Empire in London to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Island Records music label.

Footnotes

The Treasury schedule for the week of May 25, 2009.

Treasury Auctions Set for This Week

Corrections

A news analysis article last Sunday about the mixed reviews Pope Benedict XVI received during his trip to the Middle East, including criticism from Israelis over the pope’s failure to acknowledge his past as a youth in Nazi Germany, misstated the publication day of a satirical page in Yediot Aharonot, an Israeli daily newspaper, that poked fun at the criticism. It was Friday, May 15 — not Saturday, May 16. (The newspaper does not publish on Saturday, the Jewish sabbath.).

With J. J. Putz unavailable again because of a stiff neck, so Manager Jerry Manuel turned to Bobby Parnell, a converted starter with dominant fastball.

Parnell Gets Up to Speed in the Mets’ Bullpen

A report in the Slap Shot hockey column last Sunday about the first N.H.L. playoff meeting of Eric Staal of the Carolina Hurricanes and his brother Jordan of the Pittsburgh Penguins misstated their birth order in relation to their brother Marc, who plays for the Rangers. Eric is the oldest, followed by Marc and Jordan; Marc is not the youngest.

The Generations column last Sunday, about a reporter who decided to become a nurse, misspelled the given name of one of the two doctors who performed surgery on the reporter’s mother. He is Dr. Allan R. Mayer, not Alan.

Jay Walter Bennett was an American multi-instrumentalist, engineer, producer, and singer-songwriter, best known as a member of the band Wilco from 1994 to 2001.

May 24, 2009

Headlines from May 24, 2009

Replay Home Run Lifts Mets Over Red Sox in 9th

Bryant’s Surge Carries Lakers Past Nuggets

Let There Be Light, and Color, on Fifth Avenue

Scratching the Surface of Africa, Finding a Wide Range of Rhythm

Morphing From Lap Dog to Wolf, but Always a Potent Writer

Billboard 200

Epiphany

Hannah Montana: The Movie

Fantasy Ride

Unstoppable

Together Through Life

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for May 24, 2009