Archive for Friday, May 16, 2008

‘The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian’

• A flood of societal changes in ‘Yangtze’ By Kenneth Turan

• Horoscope: May 16 By Holiday Mathis

• ‘Dream Man’s’ lonely tale is still timely By F. Kathleen Foley

• A fun, twisted venture

• Backwoods drama, plain and simple By Mark Swed

• ‘A House With No Walls’

• ‘Friday Nights’ by Joanna Trollope

• Light meets shadow By Christopher Knight

• Playing beauty parlor games

• Unlikely characters muddle this ‘River’ By Carina Chocano

• The ideal accessory By David Ng

• ‘Premieres!’ night – sort of By Josef Woodard

• They pooled their talents By Matthew Debord

• Ah, to bang one’s head again By Richard Cromelin

• Higher and higher, into the Cloud By John Payne

• Be smart when meeting e-mail friend

• This role would test anyone By Lynn Smith

• ‘Raiders of the Lost Ark,’ adapted by young fans, goes Hollywood By Patrick Day

• ‘Tosca’

• ‘Susannah’

• Slavery as bitter grounds for strife By Philip Br and Es

• He’s gray now, but still green By Tina Daunt

• The time for self-creation By Carina Chocano

• Hammer to lose its chief curator By Suzanne Muchnic

• He’s looking for a little peace and quiet By Carina Chocano

• Troubled women, divisive men By Susan Salter Reynolds

• Calendar’s Calendar

• ‘Unsettled’ relives Israel’s withdrawal from the Gaza Strip By Kenneth Turan

• These ‘Garcia Girls’ have lots of drive By Bob Baker

• ‘Dream Man’

• Leslie Jordan dishes anew By David C. Nichols

• Warren Cowan, 87; legendary Hollywood publicist By Dennis Mclellan

• Shania Twain, husband splitting up By Ap