Archive for Tuesday, September 18, 2007

Party like a rock star

• Wired, blogged and still tuned in By Patrick Goldstein

• Overheard at the Governors Ball By Richard Rushfield

• Fool for the ages By Kim Murphy

• Johnny Mercer wrote, but did you know he sang? By Robert Hilburn

• Time seems right for ‘Back to You’ By Martin Miller

• ‘Night Music’ plays again, beautifully By Sean Mitchell

• It takes a ‘Leap’ to believe this one By F. Kathleen Foley

• On his own terms By Baz Dreisinger

• THE EXTRAS FILE - Superman gets saucy in ‘Doomsday’ By Susan King

• Vedder flies solo ‘Into the Wild’ By Sam Adams

• QUICK TAKES - Paris gets an architecture museum

• In Calendar

• Emmys butt heads with NFL By Martin Miller

• Guest pianist makes easy work of Mozart By Josef Woodard

• ‘Poltergeist’ returns to its old haunt

• Sally Field wasn’t the only one censored By Matea Gold

• Too much opinion and hearsay, too little fact By David J. Garrow

• Vox Dance Theatre doesn’t capitalize on live accompaniment By Victoria Looseleaf

• Sonny Rollins revisits his 1957 Carnegie Hall debut

• Horoscope: Sept. 18 By Holiday Mathis

• Calendar’s Calendar

• With the kids grown, Mom targets Dad

• Paramount polishes its musicals’ boogie shoes By Susan King

• QUICK TAKES - Billionaire buys Rostropovich art

• QUICK TAKES - Museum director has top salary

• QUICK TAKES - KBIG cuts Tuna loose in switch By Lee Margulies

• QUICK TAKES - Heirs to receive Sitting Bull relics

• QUICK TAKES - Tony winner postpones tour

• Charlie Tuna says goodbye on KBIG-FM By Lee Margulies