Archive for Thursday, March 20, 2008

• ‘Instamatic Karma’

• 999 Eyes: Where ‘freak’ isn’t pejorative

• The Glutton: Delis in the 818

• ‘Vampire’ at Bootleg Theater: transformations

• Lawry’s: Party like it’s 1938

• The Short Set: A deluge of fun

• ‘When You Comin’ Back, Red Ryder?’: Now

• Eno: Wine, cheese and chocolate put on the Ritz

• ‘Britz in Pieces’ stars Neil Dickens

• Wife and her personal critic need more to do

• Jurors deliberate on where to dine downtown

• Lily Tomlin at Riverside Municipal Auditorium

• The Black Crowes at the Wiltern

• What lurks beneath a picture-perfect O.C.

• FIRST Robotics: Building a better R2-D2

• Javier’s: Like he never left

• Villa Delle Stelle: pampered

• Foxtail: a supper club for the next generation

• Bring your pillow (and maybe some aspirin)

• L.A. Phil New Music Group: ‘Green Umbrella’

• DON’T MISS

• Fresh roots from the Felice Brothers

• Musical Theater for Kids: ‘Alice in Wonderland Jr.’

• A close-up of Lennon off the merry-go-round

• DON’T MISS

• Night Lines: Supperclub at the Vogue Theater

• Off he goes into the wild blue yonder

• 60 Seconds With Max Maven

• DON’T MISS

• Kathy May’s: Country cookin’ in Huntington Beach

• Finally, a grade-A brawl

• Seeing Seuss instead of the stars

• Pitch-perfect Gnarls Barkley

• Athletes: A transition game from playing field to the screen

• THE FIVE THIS WEEK: EASTER BRUNCH

• Vampire Weekend is drawing blood

• Chanticleer and Shanghai Quartet: Anniversary show

• The Enabler: Tango Room

• DON’T MISS

• Horoscope: March 20

• Tentation: Manufactured Superstars

• Vroman’s: Lisa See, ‘Peony in Love’

• Irvine Barclay Theatre: Backhausdance

• Buzz Bands

• Rick Ross takes top album chart spot

• NO SPINE AND FEELIN’ FINE

• THE BEST EATS ON THEIR BEATS

• Joshua Jackson rises from ‘sub-sub’ stardom

• Angela Bassett: Playing mother in ‘Meet the Browns’

• Owen Wilson sits out ‘Drillbit Taylor’ promotion

• Borders may be sold