Archive for Friday, December 23, 2005

The high-low trend continues on Rodeo

• Paintings that want to be good for your soul By Holly Myers

• An eye for an eye By Kenneth Turan

• Malick deftly navigates a sensual, vast ‘New World’ By Carina Chocano

• A ‘special’ night for ‘Munich’ By Elizabeth Snead

• God’s recurring role in Hollywood By Joanna Connors

• Evil and its echoes By Kevin Thomas

• Commemoration of hope By Miranda Leitsinger

• Parents call over ‘Chris’ Santa slip

• ‘The Graduate’ it’s not By Kevin Crust

• ‘Casanova’ seduces with a charming Ledger By Kevin Thomas

• The year in magazines: Hussein loves jokes; journalistic catfights By Peter Carlson

• ‘The Ringer’ manages to keep it sweet By Kevin Crust

• Presents from across the sea By Robert Lloyd

• A ‘Carol’ told with an Irish lilt By F. Kathleen Foley

• A flirtatious ‘Boy Friend’ By F. Kathleen Foley

• ‘Account of a Visit From St. Nicholas’ By Jennifer James

• Can Santa bring me a new FCC? By Frazier Moore

• No joke: Free food at the Laugh Factory

• Manhattan Transfer: no wintry chill here By Don Heckman

• Chilly, yes, but warm and friendly too By Al Martinez

• ‘Literary prospector’ finds gold in famous writers’ smaller works By Beth Rucker

• Gruesome trip into the outback By Kevin Crust

• ‘Cuba’ opens a time capsule of film art By Carina Chocano

• Creativity Corner

• The conquering of ‘Kong’ By Michael O'Sullivan

• Hope flames out for the Webers By F. Kathleen Foley

• A certain Seuss echoed in ‘Jeuss’ By David C. Nichols

• Opening presence on Christmas Day

• L.A. Phil will record a CD By Chris Pasles

• Moss videotape is given to police

• Cooke’s bones reportedly stolen

• A fantastic voyage, with Cyclops and phantom fleets By Nick Owchar

• Jokes & Riddles