Archive for Friday, December 16, 2005

Remains of the day

• Getting Sirius in his crusade By Martin Miller

• A big, four-footed metaphor for racism By Philip Brandes;lynne Heffley;david C. Nichols

• Life pieced together from floating images By David Pagel

• Art center director sticks to his guns By Scott Timberg

• Burnett’s ‘Mattress’ is durable By Robert Lloyd

• Huffman hears the buzz – she’s just not listening By Mary Mcnamara

• Dubya may have the last laugh By Don Oldenburg

• Red Riding Hood gets smart edge By Kevin Thomas

• A yearning and damaged heart By Kenneth Turan

• ‘Arrested’ may move from Fox By Matea Gold

• ‘The Colt That Didn’t Belong’ By Ruth Kelley

• Stupidity’s poster boys By Stephen Kiehl

• Family versus fiancee: It proves engaging By Kenneth Turan

• Kong’s in ‘a good place’ By R. Kinsey Lowe

• Nicole Richie accepts the jewels and runs By Elizabeth Snead

• Not same old song and dance By Kevin Crust

• Foxy Brown reveals her hearing loss

• Literature’s song: changed By Matt Apuzzo

• Beat’s Holiday Cooldown: tepid By Soren Baker

• Santa is open for business on the Internet By Jason George

• Creativity Corner

• The price one pays to be in Time Square By Al Martinez

• When guest list turns to ghost list By Tina Daunt

• Eritrea’s rise from pawn to free nation By Avedis Hadjian

• Finally

• ‘Sweet Charity’ to close Dec. 31

• Globes’ box-office bent

• NEA behind soldiers’ tome

• Jokes & Riddles

• Office is given monument status By Diane Haithman