Archive for Thursday, October 18, 2007

Secret L.A.: Let us count the out-of-the-ways

• go By Pauline O'Connor

• He’s totally consumed by his characters By Paul Lieberman

• Dalí’s Hollywood story By Holly Myers

• SCENESTEALER By Ron Magid

• For the ecologically inclined, cars that go easy on energy By Elina Shatkin

• Feeling is believing By Paul Brownfield

• Making Tony Hawk seem so yesterday By Pete Metzger

• ART - 60 seconds with … Lari Pittman By Dean Kuipers

• THE PERFORMANCE By Susan King

• Zen and the art of hitting a bull’s-eye By Liam Gowing

• The father of modern science according to Brecht By Lea Lion

• Restaurants - THE FIVE THIS WEEK / VEGETARIAN By Jessica Gelt

• Where would premieres be without the Egyptian? By Margaret Wappler

• MY FAVORITE WEEKEND - Natalie Zea - Actress, “Dirty Sexy Money” By Mark Sachs

• NIGHT LIFE - NIGHT LINES By Charlie Amter

• MY FAVORITE WEEKEND - Hector Rodriguez - Hair stylist, artist By Marykaye Schilling

• CRITIC’SPICKS By Carina Chocano

• Vampire film is sure to draw blood By John Horn

• RESTAURANTS / FIRST LOOK - Michael Ovitz’s slick WeHo sushi spot, Kumo, is curiously sweet By S. Irene Virbila

• WITH THE KIDS - Picture this: Entertainment with nary an image in sight By Jason Gelt

• WITH THE KIDS - THE SHORT SET: LITTLE MUSEUMS

• THE GASTRO ECONOMIST - The O.C.’s Little Saigon comes fast and furious By Cynthia Dea

• AT THE MOVIES | BOOK IT By Josh Getlin

• Giving audiences what they want By Daryl H. Miller

• QUICK TAKES - Cheers, not jeers, for ‘Aida’ tenor

• Scott is even better off the record By Serena Kim

• It’s a sure bet they’ll start singing on ‘Viva Laughlin’ By Robert Lloyd

• Buzz Bands By and Kevin Bronson

• Screening room By Susan King

• The Pipettes like to play hard to get, but you still might have a good time By August Brown

• The Valley’s Bank Heist is stealing Hollywood club kids. No crime in that. By Charlie Amter

• So you want a revolution? Check out Emory Douglas’ art for the Black Panthers By David Ng

• Reading goes to the dogs

• Tearful Ellen describes dog experience as ‘surreal’ By Gina Piccalo

• The father of modern science according to Brecht By Lea Lion

• Kids: Something’s fishy in Orange County

• Kenneth Turan / “Terror’s Advocate” By Kenneth Turan

• Photographer Erwin Olaf’s ‘Grief’

• It’s amazing! By Huell Howser

• A fairy good time

• Tokyo Table: Food gone wild

• ‘Jesus’ is No. 1 for Kid Rock By Todd Martens

• Múm is coo, coo, cool

• Crix pix remix

• Paulette Macaroons

• Taqueria Chihuahua: Recepción Detrás

• The Short Set: Little Museums

• Patricia Barber jazzes up mythology

• Orange Curtain Theatre: Pulling back the curtain

• The End of Cinematics

• ‘Mise en Scène’: documentary portraiture

• UNDERRATED OVERRATED

• Rude Guerrilla Theater Company

• Natalie Zea By Mark Sachs

• WILL CALL

• Son can’t be only focus of this marriage

• Free Night of Theater 2007: The price’s the thing

• Share your relationship tales

• The Enabler: Bobby London lounge

• Who Runs the Yard stepping contest

• The Five This Week: Vegetarian By Vegetarian

• Rihanna moves from under her ‘Umbrella’ to become a ‘Good Girl Gone Bad’

• Jermaine Dupri’s guide to becoming a mogul

• girl, 20: Last call

• The O.C.’s Little Saigon comes fast and furious By Cynthia Dea

• 60 seconds with … Lari Pittman By Dean Kuipers

• Picture this: Entertainment with nary an image in sight

• Putting movies into the Calendar spotlight

• The Beach: Margarita Massive

• THE GLUTTON

• DON’T MISS

• ‘The Dark Side of the Moon’: Wrap your head around this

• Chivalry – the late, great notion By Cindy Bertram

• HOME COOKIN’

• DON’T MISS

• Puppet theaters: Sock it to me?

• Pare Lorentz Film Festival: Movers and Shakers

• Michael Ovitz’s slick WeHo sushi spot, Kumo, is curiously sweet By Virbila

• Calendar’s Calendar

• Ghostface still making a spectacle of himself By Jeff Weiss

• EDITOR’SNOTE

• Joshua Tree Roots Music Festival

• The Black Lips: Totally trash

• Flight Bistro and Social Lounge: Now boarding

• A SCATTERED LIFE GEOFF BOUCHER By Geoff Boucher

• Reflecting Antiquity: Modern Glass Inspired by Ancient Rome

• Historian publishes previously private letters to Adolf Hitler By David Rising

• Ambrosia: Switching to fall

• A-TRAK GOES FOR THE GOLD

• E for All, the public video game expo

• Sibelius, as few have heard the composer By Richard S. Ginell

• RESTAURANTS - THE GLUTTON

• Ita-Cho: where chefs go to eat

• The Reel Less Traveled: UCLA to present Lech Majewski films By Kevin Crust

• Horoscope: Oct. 18 By Holiday Mathis

• Mosun & Club M: Kinky martini

• NIGHT LINES By Charlie Amter

• Hector Rodriguez By Marykaye Schilling

• Where you’ve seen her

• ‘Anon’: Heavy petting

• New in Town: The Del

• QUICK TAKES - Israelis, Arabs to do Wagner in Germany

• EIGHT THINGS:

• Salvador Dalì: Innovator By Paul Young

• QUICK TAKES - Spice Girls CD in the lingerie aisle

• QUICK TAKES - Broadway contract talks at impasse

• QUICK TAKES - Eli Broad gets Carnegie Medal