Morning reads

At Bostonist.com, Sandouri Dean Bey amusingly compares the architect's rendering of the new Boston Museum Project on the Rose Kennedy Greenway to a "gigantic smiling earthworm" emerging from the Big Dig. Close. Now every time I look at the picture (above), all I can think of is "Dune." ... In the Globe, Richard Dyer reviews an opera production that's part of Lincoln Center's Golijov festival, but there's also the news that the Newton composer won't finish his latest work in time for its scheduled March premiere by Yo-Yo Ma and the BSO. ... Jacob's Pillow unveils its 2006 lineup. ... And Geoff Edgers explains what Live Nation is and how it has assumed the duties of Clear Channel's concert business. No one, however, can explain those $7.75 per ticket "convenience charges" to my satisfaction. ... The Herald has the Golijov news in Hotline, along with the better headline on the Pillow item: Dancing By The Stars.