Archive for Friday, March 28, 2008

• It’s all Ullman all the time By Mary Mcnamara

• Suddenly, a lot less soul By Ann Powers

• Poetry in motion By Mikael Wood

• A lively take on the undead genre

• Strange, playful energy By Holly Myers

• Chase to get award for TV work

• Calendar’s Calendar

• Barney is far from extinct By Lynne Heffley

• ‘Water Cooler Diaries’

• Her days of work, worry, wonder By Susan Salter Reynolds

• ‘Tudors’ isn’t ruled by history By Matea Gold

• Woman makes case for open talk about sex

• ‘Superhero’ review delayed

• ‘21’ is fun but gambles away its source book’s intrigue By Kevin Crust

• Pudgy, yes, but charming at times By Gene Seymour

• Against the odds, sentimentality becomes ‘Irina’ By Kenneth Turan

• The truth is out there but still under wraps By Greg Braxton

• Making ‘Sense’ for the small screen By Mary Mcnamara

• Horoscope: March 28 By Holiday Mathis

• Chikezie takes being voted off like an adult By Richard Rushfield

• Retired parents have turned into worrywarts

• ‘Stop’ passes muster By Kenneth Turan

• Williams’ ‘Lost Plays’ are intimate treasures By Charlotte Stoudt

• ‘Sense and Sensibility’

• All roses for LuPone in ‘Gypsy’ By Charles Mcnulty

• Fessing up can be very funny

• ‘Priceless’ values its canny heroine By Carina Chocano

• Consequences of a twisted love By Kevin Thomas

• Kahane extends contract By Chris Pasles

• Olympics become a hurdle By Tina Daunt

• Gustavo Dudamel plays second fiddle By Mark Swed

• ‘Cold Mountain’ author remembers Anthony Minghella By Charles Frazier

• ‘X-Files’ at Paley Fest By Deborah Netburn and Los Angeles

• ‘American Idol’ vet Frenchie Davis will have surgery By Ap

• Piers Morgan triumphs in ‘The Celebrity Apprentice’ By Ap

• Coppola in Argentina to film ‘Tetro’ By Ap