Archive for Sunday, January 07, 2007

For these singing and dancing kids, life begins at `13’

• Hits, misses on New Year’s Eve By Samantha Bonar

• No Hollywood ending By Gina Piccalo

• Modern art’s train reaches the station By Suzanne Muchnic

• Riding the wake of the Web By Phil Sutcliffe

• The many upsides of going underground By Scott Timberg

• AMPING IT UP: By Agustin Gurza

• It was all so amateurish, in a good way By Richard Rushfield

• Reshaping the muse mold By Ann Powers

• A patron at the helm? By Diane Haithman

• Sounds to match to the ‘Children of Men’ vision By Kevin Crust

• A crash course in Arabic music By Don Heckman

• And the winner for awards show overload is By Deborah Netburn

• Before `Howl,’ the hospital By Scott Timberg

• Up-and-comer on Avenue of the Stars By Scott Timberg

• Conjuring up an indie success By Susan King

• ‘The Sprites’ thrives in Broadway’s ecosystem By Matea Gold

• His latest role: Coming clean By Robert W. Welkos

• ‘The Apprentice’ has its work cut out for it in L.A. By Martin Miller

• Can you say `James Brown’? By Geoff Boucher ; Randy Lewis

• The surreal deal at LACMA is Magritte after 5 By Mke Boehm

• A hard look at life on the kibbutz By Ken Ellingwood

• `Nashville Star’ cultivates country By Jon Caramanica

• Kurtag lifts the silence By Mark Swed

• If your friend is called a witch, are you one too?

• An intelligent take on stupidity reborn By Dennis Lim

• Chillin’ in Antarctica, with art on the rocks

• A fashion pioneer in a stylist-free era By Booth Moore

• Seeing double wasn’t even the half of it By Christopher Knight