Archive for Sunday, May 13, 2007

Partying like – what else? – rock stars

• The king of Geeks By Rachel Abramowitz

• Michael Govan’s bright ideas By Suzanne Muchnic

• Duato’s celebration of youth By Victoria Looseleaf

• Pushing the war onto the screen By Borzou Daragahi

• True stories and other modern-day fantasies By David Henry Hwang

• `Shrek’ cast could make others green with envy By Deborah Netburn

• Answering his calling pays off By Chris Lee

• In the key of see By Kevin Bronson

• Possibility rings in a soprano’s voice By Mark Swed

• Fretting over product placement By David Sarno

• She wasn’t common By Kenneth Turan

• A sound like a heartbeat By Don Heckman

• `Science Fair Mystery’ By Mike Mallory

• An illuminated expat By Choire Sicha

• Wilco offers surprise that really is one By Richard Cromelin; Randy Lewis; Oliver Wang

• Finessing the finale By Mary Mcnamara

• An Irvine family mansion, re-created for public use, is one for the books By Lynne Heffley

• `Sopranos’: its hits, its misses By Mary Mcnamara And Paul Brownfield

• Foolery most excellent By Diane Haithman

• A quarter-century of levelheaded talk By Sean Mitchell

• It’s a bug’s life: They’re here, there By Jo Perry

• Another turn in the `Labyrinth’ By Susan King

• Creativity Corner

• Barracks and baseball in the Utah desert By Bruce Wallace

• Exhibits come to life at night

• Shhh says it all By Mayrav Saar

• Battle of the book reviews By Josh Getlin

• The bold and the `Ugly’ By Jon Caramanica

• `The Fountain’ is dippy yet deep By Dennis Lim

• Jokes & Riddles