• Remember when WHDH's owner Ed Ansin balked at broadcasting Jay Leno at 10 p.m.? He does. He's glad it's over. [Boston Globe]

• A Supreme Court ruling requiring prosecutors to put forensic experts on the witness stand could spawn massive delays in drug- or gun-related cases in Bay State courts. [WBUR]

• The Senate election is Tuesday. The final debate took place last night. [Boston Herald]

• Ex-jailbird and former Mayor of Providence Vincent “Buddy” Cianci Jr. might run against Patrick Kennedy for Congress in Rhode Island. [Boston Herald]

-- Melrose and Woburn teens decided to take their Facebook feud to the next level, and someone got run over. [Wicked Local]

For the second day in a row, we’ll keep with the theme of anonymity in photographs. This one by Stephanie par Pitié positions the Blue Line passenger front and center, but keeps the details of his face obscured. There’s something surreal and eerie, almost Kubrick-like about the way this photo draws together the anonymous passenger, the mustard yellow tones, and the glaring, florescent word, Wonderland.

You've seen East Bridgewater native Tom Everett Scott in the films That Thing You Do!, and Boiler Room, and on TV in "Philly," "Do Over," and "Saved." He currently has a recurring role on "Sons of Anarchy" as the bike club's counsel. The Bay Stater was in Boston last Thursday to attend a viewing party and answer questions about a certain series he starred in last year, which is making it back to TV tonight.

Here's hoping that the Celtics and Bruins rest up and practice hard as they prepare for their Wednesday games in New Jersey and Anaheim, respectively. We don't want to put any undue pressure on the teams or anything, but we could really use a win.

Using the textured sign and red bench as framing devices allows photographer stephieseye to guide our eye to the pedestrian in the center. stephieseye also plays with anonymity here, not letting us see the person's upper body or face. We like the muted tones and solid composition.

Three businesses that share a block on Centre Street in Jamaica Plain will host an open house tonight that they are calling the "Three Ring Social." The circus-themed event, sponsored by Station 8 Salon, Vee Vee restaurant, and hipster millinery Salmagundi, will feature free Pretty Things beer, a wine tasting, art openings, a live DJ, and chair massages.

The only way yesterday could have been more shocking and more sudden? If Nicolas Cage, dressed in a bear suit, had come out and slugged Tom Brady on the way out of the tunnel (see this clip, at 1:19, for what that may have looked like). At least that would have had the blessing of being over in a second and letting us flip over to a satisfying Celtics win.