Archive for Wednesday, November 08, 2006

• Oscar’s biggest loser By Tom O'Neil

• WILD CARDS IN OSCAR’S DECK By Mark Olsen

• A suitable fit for `Pirates’ By Elizabeth Snead

• WHAT’S AHEAD By Elizabeth Snead

• Banned from the ballot box By John Horn

• ON THE PROWL By Elizabeth Snead

• MT. OSCAR By John Horn, Robert W. Welkos And Susan King

• The art of the mingle By Richard Nordwind

• The sights and sounds By Tom O'Neil

• WHAT MAKES HARVEY RUN? By Jim Bates

• WORE STORIES By Ginny Chien

• CRAFTY NEWBIES By Sheigh Crabtree

• Monsters that keep it real By Steven Kotler

• Heavy on the spit and polish By Sheigh Crabtree

• Land of the straight shooters By Sheigh Crabtree

• THE ENVELOPE POLL

• ACADEMY AWARDS: BEST ACTRESS

• WRITING UNSPOKEN LINES By Choire Sicha

• Trust us, there’s no way you’re on the list By Chris Lee

• When artists were first moved by pictures By Leah Ollman

• The clash of the red-hot mamas By Gina Piccalo

• Faith Hill says angry reaction was just a joke

• A subtlety in costuming is `The Queen’s’ rule By Irene Lacher

• A part has to be special-ordered By Jay A. Fernandez

• He’s not trying to be polite By Randy Lewis

• Stuck on `Ugly’ By Maria Elena Fernandez

• Path to winners circle paved with belief By Randy Lewis

• This study of Paul offers a road-to-Damascus moment By Tim Rutten

• He doesn’t demand, yet he commands By Mark Swed

• Bringing to life Andersen’s tales

• `Wes’ Great Idea’ By Elisabeth Deffner