Archive for Monday, November 12, 2007

Betting big on today’s Chinese art

• Is his pen mightier than the wand? - English actor David Thewlis’ first novel explores madness via black comedy. By Matthew Debord

• Tango and toss-ups By Lewis Segal

• Joanna Newsom’s voice in just the right place By Ann Powers

• A glimmer of Ray By Charles Mcnulty

• Fox sees $ signs in picket lines By Scott Collins

• A cliffhanger for soaps By Lynn Smith

• Academic fest for the Grateful Dead

• Linkin Park to headline KROQ Christmas show By Geoff Boucher

• Here’s to a ‘Hard Day’s’ follow-up By R and Y Lewis

• TV gives a role to transsexuality By Roger Catlin

• Lute virtuoso to open baroque chamber series By Lynne Heffley

• Accordion’s range put on display By Don Heckman

• Rod Stewart does his part at benefit By Natalie Nichols

• Pasadena Playhouse to show Broadway-bound ‘Vanities’ By Lynne Heffley

• A perilous chess game of power and politics By Martin Rubin

• Sensational showpieces plus cheap thrills By Lewis Segal

• Is he man, mouse or mama’s boy?

• Wife’s fear of flying shouldn’t ground his plans

• Horoscope: Nov. 12 By Holiday Mathis

• Calendar’s Calendar

• For the record

• So-called Net show is rare for medium By Robert Lloyd