Archive for Friday, July 29, 2005

Stop them if you’ve heard this one

• Well now, isn’t this a cozy little cosmos By David Pagel

• He promises more will be revealed By Robert W. Welkos

• Right place, right time By Kenneth Turan

• The public, not payola, rules the air By Robert Hilburn

• ‘Killers’ dripping with atmosphere By Steven Oxman;philip Brandes

• Parched hearts in this desert of man’s making By Kevin Thomas

• A lyrical Southern portrait By Kevin Crust

• ‘Sky’ doesn’t leave stratosphere By Kevin Thomas

• Series starts with a bang By Paul Brownfield

• Not so very stealthy By Kenneth Turan

• Smart and poignant, and that can be revolutionary By Carina Chocano

• Forget the dogs, viewers must love endless cliches By Carina Chocano

• ‘A Vacation With the Queen’ By John P. Scheibe

• Judge grants Kelly more time

• Some music and a whole lot of sex acts By Kenneth Turan

• Pre-9/11 play helps explain post-9/11 world By Philip Brandes

• A keen look at the politics of morality By David C. Nichols

• Searching the maze of Iran By Anthony Day

• Teen awaits making new memories By Merrill Balassone

• Fox chief briefs TV critics on realities By Maria Elena Fernandez

• James, Guy show off mastery of blues By Don Heckman

• Creativity Corner

• ABC’s all-star party shines a false light By Paul Brownfield

• Coming-of-middle-age comedy has warmth By Kevin Thomas

• Hemingway’s ‘truest friend’ recalls life with Papa By Hillel Italie

• As the death-teller, he too became a casualty By Al Martinez

• Teens showcased at BandJAM By Randy Lewis

• ‘Crashers’ website loses ‘medal’

• FINALLY

• Jokes & Riddles

• High-tech reality show due on Fox

• TV ignores the disabled: study