Archive for Friday, April 21, 2006

After a bold takeover, a weak message is sent

• Bruce, just plain folk By Richard Cromelin

• Gala more profitable than artful By Mark Swed

• `Golden Hour’ for spiritual quests By David C. Nichols; Charlotte Stoudt

• America, the land of the idle dreamers By Carina Chocano

• A tender, scary coming of age By Carina Chocano

• Maybe canvas is a better venue By Carina Chocano

• First-timers and veterans headline at Cannes By Nancy Tartaglione-Vialatte

• A timely period piece By Sean Mitchell

• Neil Young’s harsh words By Chris Lee

• Securely in pros’ hands By Kenneth Turan

• UCLA gets Duncan collection By Chris Pasles

• `Inside the Pages’ By Marilyn Zeitlin

• United in their hope for city’s future By Lynn Smith

• The wedding blues By Kenneth Turan

• No pink slip yet for David Gilmour By Steve Hochman

• Marilyn’s bedside confessions By Matea Gold

• Pulitzer adds heft to her story of `gulag’ in Africa By Lauren Sandler

• Young, rich and so full of angst By Mark Olsen

• Atmospheric `Work’ caps Muzik3 festival By Josef Woodard

• Creativity Corner

• Giving Robert Adams’ lonely figures some company By Al Martinez

• In `Erosion,’ a couple’s trespasses are sensual By Kevin Crust

• Suri? It baffles Hebrew speakers

• Repo man needs cash and humor By Kevin Crust

• Here’s a shiny Apple for Hollywood to bite into By Sara Kehaulani Goo

• After 2,000 years, Kurds still seek a home By Alissa J. Rubin

• ‘Da Vinci Code’ verdict upheld

• FINALLY

• Disturbing look at Iran’s woes By Kenneth Turan

• Rocker Doherty given probation

• Bar mitzvah boy gets surprise gift

• Jokes & Riddles