Archive for Friday, October 19, 2007

So very fitting

• Streetwear with a lot of attitude By Adam Tschorn

• From Baghdad to N.Y. to Hollywood By Robert W. Welkos

• An overdose of grime By Kenneth Turan

• Norton Simon to keep pair of prized paintings By Suzanne Muchnic

• The contradictions of a beleaguered sea By Sharon Mizota

• ‘Little Fish’ catches big ideas By Charlotte Stoudt, David Ng, David C. Nichols, F. Kathleen Foley, and Daryl H. Miller

• Fervor ‘Lost’ and found By Kenneth Turan

• Her altered states of being By Leah Ollman

• ‘The Price of Sugar’ tells of bitter poverty By Lael Loewenstein

• Gore crowd faces reality By Tina Daunt

• A serviceable if rather pat thriller on torture By Carina Chocano

• ‘Control’ gets closer to Curtis By Gene Seymour

• CAPSULE REVIEWS By Mark Olsen, Kevin Thomas, Robert Abele, and Gary Goldstein

• On latimes.com

• Nothing sweet about ‘The Price of Sugar’ By Gina Piccalo

• QUICK TAKES - Jones is tapped for new piece By Chris Pasles

• What did German foot soldiers know? By Mark Olsen

• ‘30 Days of Night’ is a bloody mess By John Anderson

• ‘Road’ loses traction early on By Robert Abele

• Kickin’ it up a notch By Robert Lloyd

• When Schiff is playing, do not disturb By Mark Swed

• Andrew Gordon elected LACMA board chairman

• A welcome return to that down-home sound By Mikael Wood and Greg Burk

• Calendar’s Calendar

• EAR Unit concert is a limber, muscular exercise By Josef Woodard

• Amy Ryan

• A love triangle’s fatal attractions By Carmela Ciuraru

• The praise is great, but is something wrong?

• Jon Stewart extends his run on ‘The Daily Show’ through 2010 By Lee Margulies

• His free time needs to include you too

• Horoscope: Oct. 19 By Holiday Mathis

• Restored German library is set to reopen next week

• Museum tower’s design in the air By Mike Boehm

• Reviews delayed

• QUICK TAKES - FINALLY

• QUICK TAKES - LACMA board gets new head By Suzanne Muchnic

• QUICK TAKES - BBC to cut 1,800 jobs, programs

• QUICK TAKES - ‘Lust’ dropped as Oscar offering

• QUICK TAKES - ‘Online Nation’ is canceled By Maria Elena Fernandez