Archive for Wednesday, December 15, 2004

Carrying a load

• In sunset years, let them entertain you By Paul Lieberman

• Tenure ends, legacy endures By Irene Lacher

• Laid bare in the ring By Kenneth Turan

• Catty is his middle name, dear By Desmond Butler

• ‘Ignatz Goes to Work’ By Mel Gilden

• ‘Idol’ Clarkson digs deeper By Natalie Nichols

• Putting Howard Hughes’ films back on the radar By Susan King

• Where the impossible is discovery By Daryl H. Miller

• With wit and rhyme, Ludacris widens appeal By Soren Baker

• Manilow gets long-term deal in Vegas

• A star is born: This TV exec is funny By Maria Elena Fernandez

• Joseph Arthur’s songs transcend his mood-creating special effects By Steve Appleford

• Xtet hits outer limits with ‘Ceiling of Heaven’ By Chris Pasles

• A cavalcade of hip-hop cameos By Natalie Nichols

• Labor dispute sends producers guild to new locale By Robert W. Welkos

• NEA to grant California groups 18 awards of $10,000 each By Diane Haithman

• Little girl finds a special gift during holidays

• Sharon Stone sues surgeon

• He’s your ordinary, average Phinnaeus By Paul Farhi

• Sen. Zell Miller to join Fox News By Elizabeth Jensen

• Study cites lack of TV diversity

• Jokes & Riddles

• A seductive meditation on love and life By Thomas Mcgonigle

• ‘Survivor’ finale boosts CBS By Scott Collins

• Schwarzenegger set for cameo

• Eminem studio for sale on EBay