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Downloads of the Dead Are Not Dead Yet By JESSE FOX MAYSHARK In the face of anger among its fans and divisions within the band itself, the Grateful Dead on Wednesday said it was reconsidering its decision to disallow downloads of the band's concert recordings from a large Internet archive. Library's Art Auction Fails to Meet Expectations By CAROL VOGEL One of two portraits of George Washington by Gilbert Stuart from the New York Public Library's collection failed to sell at Sotheby's yesterday. Interactive Graphic: Washingtons for Sale Filming History Before It's Demolished By DAVID M. HALBFINGER With Emilio Estevez's "Bobby," a reality-conscious movie business tries to recapture one of Los Angeles' most difficult days. BOOKS OF THE TIMES \| 'THE LIGHTHOUSE' A Rich Menu of Murder, Garnished With a Small Sprig of Shame By JANET MASLIN The latest installment in P. D. James's well-honed Dalgliesh series is unoriginal, but it has a delectable murder victim and other enticements. TELEVISION REVIEW \| 'HAVE NO FEAR' AND 'POPE JOHN PAUL II' A Monumental Man of God: Two Takes on the Life of John Paul II By ALESSANDRA STANLEY Both films do their best to pay homage to an extraordinary figure and manage to do so in ways that are neither absurd nor embarrassing. MORE ARTS NEWS • All Headlines • Print Edition Only				Whitney Museum of American Art This Whitney Biennial Will Take In the World By CAROL VOGEL The 2006 biennial's two foreign-born curators have ventured across the Atlantic to include European artists in their show of contemporary arts. Slide Show \| List of Artists The Cross-Pollinators: Jazz Meets Indie-Rock By NATE CHINEN An unlikely phenomenon has become a trend: the flirtation of jazz musicians with the world of indie-rock. Arts, Briefly Compiled by BEN SISARIO Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie return to "Simple Life," Mstislav Rostropovich quits Moscow opera and more culture news.

ART & DESIGN This Whitney Biennial Will Take In the World Soft Spot for Americans, Endorsed by Rabbits and Puddle-Ducks Artists Feel the Squeeze in a Midwest SoHo Science Center Celebrates an Industrial Cityscape Home Is Where the Art Is (and the Bookstores, Too) DANCE Somebody Wake Up the Sugar Plum Fairy; It's That Time of Year Again Messages Written on Flesh as Art Flirts With Politics The Punk Ballerina Returns, With Souvenirs A New Triumvirate Steps Out Where Dreams and Snowflakes Dance MUSIC Deadheads Outraged Over Web Crackdown Prepare the O.R. (and A.A.): Dr. Drake Is Back The Cross-Pollinators: Jazz Meets Indie-Rock Playing the Goldbergs With a Schubertian Touch Keeping the Old Cabaret Alive in the Land of 'Cabaret' TELEVISION Prepare the O.R. (and A.A.): Dr. Drake Is Back NBC Names Ex-Producer to Head News Unit 'Idol' Star and Producer Settle, Clearing Way for Future Shows Brave Spirit Under the Unsheltering Sky Dave Chappelle Is Alive and Well (and Playing Las Vegas)				MOVIE REVIEW \| 'THE BOYS OF BARAKA' Goodbye City Streets, Hello African Wilderness By STEPHEN HOLDEN This rich documentary proves that inner city boys have a better chance of thriving if removed from their poor neighborhoods. MUSIC REVIEW \| SIMONE DINNERSTEIN Playing the Goldbergs With a Schubertian Touch By ALLAN KOZINN Ms. Dinnerstein offered a thoughtfully conceived, thoroughly modern performance of Bach's "Goldberg" Variations at Weill Recital Hall on Monday. THE LISTINGS Selective listings by the critics for events this week in the New York area. Art \| Cabaret \| Classical & Opera \| Dance \| Jazz \| Movies \| Rock & Pop \| Theater \| Children's Events \| Spare Times The Week Ahead: Nov. 27 - Dec. 3 THE WEEK IN ARTS Arts & Leisure Broadway's Kingmaker Weekend Dance: 'The Nutcracker' Art: African Exhibitions Television This Week 'Yesterday': AIDS in Africa; Movies on TV

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