Archive for Friday, January 14, 2005

Pointed warnings to the self-satisfied

• Noir in shades of purple By Kevin Thomas

• Awakening of the artist from within By Christopher Knight

• Who said supergirls just wanna have fun? By Carina Chocano

• ‘River’s’ appeal keeps flowing along By Rob Kendt

• Fire in his belly By Scott Timberg

• Eight plays from one playwright By David C. Nichols;f. Kathleen Foley

• A sleek look, a blurry vision By Kevin Thomas

• ‘Coach Carter’ uses a familiar playbook By Carina Chocano

• ‘Jonny Zero’ is strictly by the numbers By Robert Lloyd

• Underdog story of a different stripe By Kevin Thomas

• Pain? It’s just meat for her jaded skewer By Philip Brandes

• ‘The Story of Louis Braille’ By Sherrill Kushner

• L.A. Opera scales back By Chris Pasles

• A ‘Battlestar’ worthy of its loyal fans By Kevin Crust

• Mysteriously missing; now back By Robert Lloyd

• In India, a crush of humanity on the path to spiritual bliss By Kevin Crust

• Love regains full custody, lawyer says By Geoff Boucher

• Alternative faves connect beyond the airwaves By Natalie Nichols

• Scientists can warn us about coming tsunamis By Samantha Bonar

• Jokes & Riddles

• Casting directors to seek benefits By Mary Mcnamara

• It helps to deploy a few good movies By Tony Perry

• Married life on one hand and on the other By Naomi Glauberman

• A collective grief for La Conchita’s loss By Al Martinez

• Studio to appeal ‘Gunner’ rating

• Clinton memoirs going paperback

• Power 106 remains atop ratings By Steve Carney

• WGA nominations go independent By Susan King

• ACLU defends art porn charge By Diane Haithman

• Grammy gig for Queen Latifah

• FINALLY

• Mysteriously missing; now back By Robert Lloyd