Archive for Friday, December 21, 2007

Nothing to atone for

• Finding a high note By Geoff Boucher

• Actors guild goes ‘Wild’ with notable omissions By Susan King

• Pretty cutting-edge By Carina Chocano

• BioShock tops list of year’s best By Pete Metzger

• Ibsen in a 1950s ‘House’ By David Ng;f. Kathleen Foley;david C. Nichols

• Ann Coulter’s evil twin? By Hank Rosenfeld

• Mismatched ‘War’ seems out of date By Kenneth Turan

• ‘4 Months’: raw but rewarding By Kenneth Turan

• It glitters, but it’s not gold By Kevin Crust

• Chipmunks legacy is a family affair By Ryan Pearson

• In ‘Painted Music,’ a duet of art and sound By Sara Rose

• QUICK TAKES - Spears’ pregnancy: Show idea?

• Holiday spirit, on DVD By Jen Chaney

• Writer urges time to let girls be girls By Steve Hendrix

• Beauty of going to extremes By Scott Schueller

• Better dead than wed By Carina Chocano

• Busy Guns return home with a shot at a Grammy By Kevin Bronson

• Taken in by a complete fake By Charles Storch and Alan G. Artner

• A ‘Walk’ on the witty side By Kenneth Turan

• On location in Eastern Europe By Liudas Dapkus

• Yes, it’s OK to have comic books in class By Lisa Cornwell

• Back to basics, with one exception By David Pagel

• Smoke (and sleaze) gets in their eyes By Carina Chocano

• Laugh Factory to host holiday meal

• Calendar’s Calendar

• Stepmom’s complaints can stay under her hat

• Second person singular By Steven Moore

• Kenny Barron’s set is just about first-rate By Don Heckman

• In Calendar

• He won’t give more time – or he can’t?

• Horoscope: Dec. 21

• QUICK TAKES - On ‘Vacation’ with Rachael

• QUICK TAKES - Thieves lift a blue Picasso

• QUICK TAKES - A Starr around your wrist By Geoff Boucher

• QUICK TAKES - Art loan isn’t safe, Russia says