Archive for Friday, December 01, 2006

• Airlines to show film for AIDS Day

• Fantasy–or nightmare? By Kevin Crust

• A calming influence on his singers By David Mermelstein

• Wag tha Dogg By Geoff Boucher And Chris Lee

• Danza takes on role in `Producers’

• Artful `DollHouse’ but a muddled tone By F. Kathleen Foley

• Making an agent seem likable, a real star turn By Michael Kuchwara

• New `Company’ toots its horn By Charles Mcnulty

• Everybody `wins’ in TV’s sweeps By Martin Miller

• The overlooked artistry of the fun & games guys By Julia Keller

• Kristin Davis still hoping for `Sex’ By Ron Dicker

• All Evans needs is some heart By Don Heckman

• Out of character, the star of `Borat’ is quite a dandy

• Their `View’: DeVito is welcomed back By Tina Daunt

• A `Vertical’ fall for Hare and Moore By Charles Mcnulty

• Sinister but magical By Kristine Mckenna

• Freeman enters the express line By Michael Ordoña

• A society under suspicion By Kenneth Turan

• `Consideration’ calculating in its casting By Dan Zak

• A `Nativity Story’ told with too much naivete By Kenneth Turan

• Murder `n’ mayhem on the agenda in `Turistas’ By Dennis Lim

• Common threads of global AIDS By Kevin Thomas

• Hold the laughs till next year By David C. Nichols;daryl H. Miller

• Seamlessly blending into one another By Mark Olsen

• This art demands some detective work By Christopher Knight

• Creativity Corner

• Failing grade for a sophomoric effort By Michael Ordoña

• Sweet tooth for a harmful sort of candy By Carina Chocano

• A standard bearer does best by oldie By Don Heckman

• Improvising with Stockhausen’s legacy By Josef Woodard

• Tour’s vampires meet in the dark By Steve Appleford

• Watching someone die in `Two Weeks’ By Kevin Crust