Archive for Monday, February 11, 2008

• Designers mix and match

• An L.A. designer shows she can bring fall tradition

• Study links saccharin, weight gain

• Payroll system beset from Day 1

• Hoping to span eras at Oxy

• Lottery results

• Actress starred in films by Ingmar Bergman

• To her, there’s no such thing as a simple question

• Star of ‘Jaws’ and ‘All That Jazz’

• Nice guy finishes first in the Senate

• In Cambria, they can’t hear you now

• Activist escapes battle in Chad

• Global Scientology protests include L.A.

• Battle of the rails and roads

• Lights have drivers playing the waiting game

• Killing angers community

• Occidental College by the numbers

• Primary voters feel the sting of rejection

• A boost for women’s low libido?

• Call of the gym

• Stifle that wacky plot and it all makes sense

• Your heart (rate) on your sleeve

• Looking for a strong libido from a bottle ‘Sexual fitness’ claims may have support

• Female orgasms and a ‘rule of thumb’

• Science of sex

• Monitors can go strapless

• Promises, promises

• Pleasure at the push of a button

• Setback, hope in AIDS research

• Benefits ‘O’-verall

• They’ve got the beat

• Balancing Prevacid, Synthroid

• Colina Verde makes U.S. debut

• Jackson weighs in on trade, Parker

• UCLA, USC women get their weekend sweep

• McNamee’s lawyer predicts Clemens inquiry

• Baseball falters in Puerto Rico

• RESULTS, SCHEDULE

• TODAY

• Force owns field at Pomona

• INSIDE

• Zednik cut by skate to neck

• Georgie Boy, and track, get good reviews

• Hoch uses run of birdies to victory

• Nuggets’ 113-83 rout frustrates James

• Pahlsson returns after suffering abdominal problem

• U.S. skier Vonn having breakthrough season

• Trojans’ lack of depth evident

• Kings win in shootout

• Pierce’s 35 carry Celtics past Spurs

• Finding two paths after the Nissan

• Tony Pedregon is recovering after fiery crash

• He passed on pitch from Cosell

• Schumacher wins top fuel at NHRA’s Winternationals

• PLATE-SETTER

• Waiting for smoke, and his grandfather’s name, to clear

• Bruins sleepwalk in Seattle

• Road tilts in Lakers’ favor

• Johnson drives to the Daytona 500 pole

• Arizona State sweeps Arizona

• For Lowery, it’s about time at Pebble Beach

• CLIPPERS TONIGHT

• Peterson, Owens lead NFC, 42-30

• Pepperdine has Asbury on short list

• Ducks get some help to beat Detroit

• Greene was ahead of the pack

• Wins yet worries for Internet stocks

• Moviegoers fall for ‘Fool’s Gold’

• Brothel promises to make its clients reality stars

• latimes.com/business

• Writers Guild board approves tentative contract

• Petrobras’ global quest for power

• Money luring filmmakers to Germany

• Bid for Yahoo may spur deals for start-ups

• Studio chiefs act as peacemakers

• All the right moves for Argentine economy

• Retail sales, confidence data due

• Class actions feel effects of Milberg case

• Verizon fixes voice mail glitch, promises rebates

• Let’s do the plot twist

• In revisionist ‘Cabaret,’ a fun-house view of life

• A night for the ages Amy, Kanye refresh music’s roots

• Moves to inform and entertain

• Why you do it anyway when you know better

• At the awards, a variety show breaks out

• Britain’s night in the film sun

• Turning down the volume

• Pre-Grammy glamour infusion courtesy of Clive

• In gentle tones of empathy

• The Picassos that Pablo liked best

• Tender truths set to do-si-do disco

• Buoyant writers pump up the party

• Look, up in the sky! It’s women’s art

• A fairly happy ending A deal guild can live with

• Certain women in ‘Tap’ raise the bar high

• An explosive Mahler

• Tower, Slatkin win the ‘America’ vote

• A soulful serenade to Aretha Franklin

• Back from black, Winehouse takes five

• No leaps from the dance legend’s path

• Horoscope: Feb. 11

• Grandma doesn’t like playing second fiddle to other kin

• Director spins fantasy while dealing with reality

• Calendar’s Calendar

• Museum exhibits and broken promises

• A primer for newbies to the woolly blogosphere

• The evening’s big winners

• Some fab moments

• Artists write of love

• Teller conjures the magic in ‘Macbeth’

• OUR WRITERS’ TAKE

• State called too soon, Huckabee camp says

• Clinton, Obama spar over who’s stronger in the general election

• Clinton replaces campaign manager

• Gay Mormons try to meet new leader

• SOUTH CAROLINA

• Medicare trend raises eyebrows

• A paper trail that leads to Lincoln

• Bush to help if McCain’s nominee

• This police watchdog is walking a tough beat

• Progressive pomposity

• Our wimps in D.C.

• A union-teacher gap

• Reimagine LAUSD

• NATO at twilight

• Monterrey ♥ U.S.A.

• Barcelona terrorism case highlights new challenge

• Gunman wounds East Timor president

• A different kind of bad commute

• 21 killed in suicide bombing at Iraq market

• U.S. soldier gets 10-year term in Iraqi’s death

• Pakistan columnist doesn’t mince words

• Fire destroys centuries-old Seoul gate

• VENEZUELA

• Japan’s scientistic geniuses mostly prefer their labs to the limelight

• Gates tells Europeans they’re underrating Islamic militancy