Archive for Thursday, April 12, 2007

Memoirs of a Gaysian

• Music dark enough to tug the guts By Justin B. Hampton

• ‘The boulevard of dreams’ By Shana Ting Lipton

• 2007-08 season will be eclectic at OCPAC By Lynne Heffley

• American thriller gets a French makeover By Robert Abele

• Retired but not retiring

• WEEKEND FORECAST

• A new Rx for Pharmacists By Jonah Flicker

• McGraw lets go of No. 1 rank By Randy Lewis

• Lily? The Shins? Sounds eclectic.

• Mermaid troupe does children’s tales swimmingly By Lynne Heffley

• On the `Idol’ roller coaster By Richard Rushfield

• Life on the streets of the other O.C.

• The anonymous fame of Ohio’s Relient K By Melinda Newman

• She enjoys all the earthly delights By Mark Sachs

• Liquid assets in South Pasadena By S. Irene Virbila

• A prime cut of LaBeouf By Susan King

• Their feats of daring By Steve Baltin

• 8,000 Dodger Dogs going, going, gone By Patt Morrison

• They’ll move you By Leslee Komaiko

• Defeating homelessness By Antonio R. Villaraigosa

• Tell us another one, Mr. Vice President By Carl Levin

• PBS series on WWII will now feature Latinos

• Cause of Cash fire still mystery

• We the jury find we can’t get enough By Thane Rosenbaum

• Munch art may need eye surgeon

• The secret to dating? It’s all in the secrets By Christopher Noxon

• They’ll move you By Leslee Komaiko

• BUZZ CLUBS

• That vibrant Latin passion? Not on this show By Ann Powers

• Jackie Chan, Jet Li team up

• Jackie Chan, Jet Li team up

• That vibrant Latin passion? Not on this show By Ann Powers

• PBS series on WWII will now feature Latinos

• Munch art may need eye surgeon

• Cause of Cash fire still mystery

• Muse’s power comes through, loud and clear By Eric Ducker

• Muse’s power comes through, loud and clear By Eric Ducker

• The secret to dating? It’s all in the secrets By Christopher Noxon