Archive for Sunday, February 27, 2005

From fellow artists, a case of respect

• Giving an earful to animation viewers By Mary Mcnamara

• Your choices for the Oscars

• What color is music? By Christopher Knight

• ‘Midnight Cowboy’ and the very dark horse its makers rode in on By Patrick Goldstein

• Passing a crucial test of characters By Michael Barrier

• Why ‘Neverland’ waited to fly

• A passion to convey a director’s vision By Mark Olsen

• The $50 Guide

• Old pros backing up the old pro By Susan King

• Child’s play it isn’t By Rob Kendt

• Post-crash course in ardent rap By Agustin Gurza

• Tenor is the night for L.A. Opera

• Outsiders looking in

• The play’s the thing, at last By Dinah Eng

• A descent into the bunker By Elaine Dutka

• It’s all about freedom By Chris Pasles

• As transitory as its makers By Mark C. Taylor

• Face it: This is not the Olympics By Carina Chocano

• Old school night for ‘The O.C.’ By Steve Hochman

• Best friends in good times – and in bad

• ‘Mr. Tupper’s Treasure’ By Janie Emaus

• Architect of his own exhibition By Suzanne Muchnic

• A songwriter’s dream has disappointing end By Agustin Gurza

• The spirit of Shoah By Irene Lacher

• Music you must see to believe By Richard Cromelin

• Takes one to know one By Maria Elena Fernandez

• What color is music? By Mark Swed

• In pursuit of new memories By Chris Lee

• Runway rivalries roiling on ‘Top Model’ By Choire Sicha

• Into the black-tie breach once more By Paul Lieberman

• Exceptions to the rules

• Having a good time in Hades By Daryl H. Miller

• Not Equity’s idea of a poster girl By Don Shirley

• Indecent? That sums up all of this moral posturing By David Shaw