Archive for Friday, December 02, 2005

Ryan Seacrest is airing live

• Drive of the human spirit By Holly Myers

• A new view of an artistic revolution By Christopher Knight

• Life through otherworldly eyes By Carina Chocano

• Weighing anchors By Matea Gold

• Having a peak experience at ‘Mountain’ By Elizabeth Snead

• Hard sell should take a powder By Kevin Thomas

• Couric is on CBS’ wish list By Matea Gold

• Good grief! The creation of a holiday classic By Lee Mendelson

• On the lam in ‘Dahlia’ By F. Kathleen Foley; David C. Nichols

• Essence of humanity is a funny ‘Creature’ By Robert Lloyd

• Sleeping near the enemy By Paul Brownfield

• A road to change paved with insight and humor By Kevin Thomas

• “Mrs. Palfrey” is out of this modern world By Carina Chocano

• Beethoven rediscovered: $1.7 million ‘Fuge’

• ‘The Doctor and the Crocodile’ By Kay Haugaard

• Bono, Keys will duet for charity

• NBC counts on ‘Earl,’ not ‘Joey’ By Scott Collins

• “True Lies” fantasy fuels “The Kid & I” By Kevin Thomas

• Pennsylvania’s Sept. 11 memorial is redesigned

• Let’s hear it for the orchestra By Daniel Cariaga

• An unlikely site for Civil War museum

• McKay gets vocal about her label’s plan By Richard Cromelin

• ‘Friends’ to open Sundance fest By John Horn

• How the mob took over the movies By Tony Perry

• When corporations pull the rug out By Al Martinez

• ‘Private,’ understated critique of the Arab-Israeli conflict By Kevin Thomas

• Jokes & Riddles

• ‘Nightline’ heads to Baghdad

• Honors pile up for Eastwood

• Prayer as it links humans to spirit By Bernadette Murphy

• Holiday weekends at the movies

• Getty puts Greece on hold

• FINALLY

• A literary-world career that simply jumped off the page

• Food critic tops in tastelessness