Archive for Wednesday, October 27, 2004

Ben’s big fall

• Labor stress made for a painful ‘Birth’ By John Horn

• The military’s new Catch-22 By Bettijane Levine

• Artistic siblings, creative souls By Lauren Sandler

• ‘Every Vote Counts’ By Linda Johns

• LACMA to put spotlight on local Latino artists By Agustin Gurza

• Ford designing script of his new life By Booth Moore

• Simpson gives it another try By Geoff Boucher

• ‘Celsius 41.11’ lacks ‘9/11’ heat By Elaine Dutka

• ‘Fish’ is missing more than a bicycle By Kevin Crust

• Jokes & Riddles

• ‘Drawn’ is parody that lacks smarts By Robert Lloyd

• What the French love about America By Sebastian Rotella

• Fox swings for the fences – and scores By Scott Collins

• Congolese star speaks to charges

• A family’s legacy is served in multigenerational ‘Matilda’ By Paula L. Woods

• FINALLY

• Britain applauds the movies

• The FBI seizes disputed Picasso By Diane Haithman

• Watch out for odd little fellows granting wishes