Archive for Friday, September 16, 2005

‘Corpse’ outlives the fun

• Woman on the verge By Kenneth Turan

• Even star power can’t elevate ‘Just Like Heaven’ By Kevin Thomas

• He’s absent, yet he’s there By Karen Wada

• A harrowing topic, but the plot’s a ‘War’ zone By Kenneth Turan

• A voodoo romp in the swamp By Kevin Thomas;kevin Crust

• ‘About Iraq’ fierce in its antiwar blow By F. Kathleen Foley;david C. Nichols

• ‘Tunnel’ carves out suspense to the end By Kevin Thomas

• Haven’t had that spirit here since 1969 By Robert Hilburn

• Burning it is part of the art By Leah Ollman

• ‘Kamikaze’ pilots into teen emotions By Carina Chocano

• A moving portrayal of Iraqi women By Steven Oxman

• ‘Blood! Love! Madness!’ is freshly reconceived By David C. Nichols

• Insecurity blankets ‘Thumbsucker’ By Kevin Thomas

• Challenges are her specialty By Lynn Smith

• Maher strives to level the field By Paul Brownfield

• ‘Keane’: Inside the head of a frantic dad By Kevin Thomas

• ‘The Legend of Johnny Appleseed’ By Shirley Jordan

• A story of female athletes, told courts and all By Carina Chocano

• Lend an ear to Charlie Kaufman By Mark Swed

• Rock hall bypasses class of ‘80 By Richard Cromelin

• An ‘Illuminated’ sense of identity By Carina Chocano

• Jokes & Riddles

• Festival shows Wise films

• Geraldo challenges N.Y. Times By Scott Collins

• ‘Cry Wolf’ review to appear Saturday

• Deal puts L.A. Phil base pay in top tier By Chris Pasles

• Orderly inquiry into the disordered mind By Susan King

• Aliens have arrived; OK, now what? By Robert Lloyd

• Manipuri tradition flourishes By Lewis Segal

• Strength through diverse characters By Robert Lloyd

• Father-son moments, but no sitcom humor By Kevin Crust

• Fox announces ‘Dayside’ hosts By Matea Gold

• Creativity Corner

• Alan Alda looks forward more than back By Carmela Ciuraru

• The tall tale of an ant and a little boy By Al Martinez

• Dr. Dre assailant gets 1-year term

• ‘Head Cases’ tails in time slot By Scott Collins

• FINALLY