Archive for Friday, October 05, 2001

The Philharmonic Takes the Duke Train

• ‘Red’ Rises on the Strengths of Its Fine Ensemble By Michael Phillips

• Low IQ Hampers WB’s ‘Reba’ and ‘Raising Dad’ By Howard Rosenberg

• Is HBO Really in ‘a Different Business’ Than the Networks? By James Endrst

• Voyeurism and Ghostly Visions From Paul Pfeiffer By Christopher Knight

• Lone Pine: All About Location, Location, Location By Pamela A. Richard

• Washington’s Arresting Performance Drives a Thrilling ‘Training Day’ By Kenneth Turan

• Formula Romance in ‘Learning Curve’ By Kevin Thomas

• Wishful Thinking in ‘West Wing’ By Howard Rosenberg

• Portraits: the ‘Truth About Life’ By Vivian Letran

• Kiddie Kitsch Fills ‘Big Move’ By Jan Stuart

• A Lightweight Search for Love in ‘Serendipity’ By Kenneth Turan

• ‘Joy Ride’ Takes a Gleefully Scary Trip By Kevin Thomas

• Sally Struthers: All in Her Extended Family By Don Shirley

• ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT REPORTS FROM THE TIMES, NEWS SERVICES AND THE NATION’S PRESS. By Elaine Dutka

• ‘Garbo’ Probes Real Lives With Sensitivity By Philip Brandes

• ‘Grateful Dawg’ Hails a Joyful Collaboration By Kenneth Turan

• ‘Maybe It’s Me’ Freshens the Family Sitcom Genre By Howard Rosenberg

• ‘Hidden Half’ Explores the Plight of Women in Iran By Kevin Thomas

• ‘Va Savoir’s’ Love Lives Are Magically Tangled By Kenneth Turan

• ‘Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust’ Keeps Its Plot Blood Simple By Charles Solomon

• A ‘Debut’ of Humor and Tension By Kevin Thomas

• ‘Life 360’ Presents the Big Picture By Lee Margulies

• Pacific Symphony in Rare Form Under St.Clair By Daniel Cariaga

• Traveling Through Time With ‘Salon Mexico’ By Philip Brandes

• Acting Makes Up for Flaws in Solo ‘Cervantes’ By F. Kathleen Foley

• ‘Piaf’ Needs Script to Support Star Turn By F. Kathleen Foley

• With Earth, Wind & Fire, More Glitz Than Show By Marc Weingarten

• Special ‘West Wing’ Wins Popular Vote, Aids Running Mate By Brian Lowry

• MOVIES

• Sush Machida Gaikotsu and His Unique World By David Pagel

• Verizon Festival Ends on an Up Note By Don Heckman

• Colburn Faculty Set Free Recital

• Jaxx DJs Get (Relatively) Elaborate By Steve Hochman