Archive for Thursday, February 21, 2008

• Atlantis shuttle lands safely in Florida

• Sharing lessons forged in fire

• California’s budget gap jumps to $16 billion

• A flush Stanford boosts its aid

• 1 hurt in shooting at Beverly Hills apartment building

• 2-truck collision snarls 605 Freeway

• Rain expected to continue through weekend

• Valet wins suit against Sharif over altercation

• Land use decision likely to stay on Anaheim ballot

• A different view of justice for Carona

• Artist made mosaics for Home Savings

• Analyst takes no prisoners on budget

• Schools with high dropout rates listed

• Bid to sell city land stirs outcry

• California schools gird for layoffs

• Lottery results

• UCLA to take activists to court

• Man with machete shot to death in Montecito Heights

• Paparazzi arrested in West Hollywood incidents

• Lawyers divided on death penalty system

• State analyst offers own formula to target budget shortfall

• Sharing lessons forged in the Cedar fire

• City to pass the bucks on sidewalks?

• Anaheim police boost presence at school after ‘love gram’ seen as threat

• 1 suspect killed after L.A. officers are fired upon by AK47

• Dead dolphin was near site of Navy sonar tests

• Lakers have upper hand

• Today on the air

• Neuheisel, Chow ready to take ball and run

• Dodger Jeff Kent stays mum on whether this will be his final season

• Angels could feature deep lineup

• O’Neal’s mind is at full speed, but his body isn’t there yet

• Davis’ jump shot beats Celtics in final seconds

• Santa Anita to replace track

• Trojans need to find a way without Hackett

• Roddick survives upstart Guccione

• Fremont pulls out 70-65 victory over Cleveland

• Modry trade may not be last

• Edwards seems to have the drive to succeed

• Oregon State is on difficult path

• It feels like home to Asbury

• Barcelona gets a Messi victory

• Reason to jeer when they cheer

• AP WOMEN’S TOP 25

• Clippers, with Cassell, beat Grizzlies, 100-86

• Ducks rally for a victory

• Kendrick to do without mentor

• A Reason To Run gets back on the track

• Cyclist Leipheimer overtakes overall lead

• Public Image looks like a big favorite

• Northridge maintains grip on first place in Big West

• RESULTS, SCHEDULE

• Kidd suffers defeat as Paul steals show

• Spurs’ deal adds to depth in West

• Woods’ putter gets hot just in time

• Carter is showing them something

• TONIGHT

• U.S. will test Games courses

• Much discussion on synthetic track

• Lofty prediction for Red Sox

• Pepperdine’s Asbury sees a vastly different WCC

• High court allows workers to sue over 401(k) losses

• Prices pose dilemma for Fed

• L.A. sues insurer over cancellations

• Bank ignored warning signs

• HP leads Dow higher

• Takeover doubts hit 3Com shares

• Pensions for sole proprietors

• Grant to help mortgage workers

• Jack in the Box profit falls 2.2%

• Consumer prices rise more than expected

• Auction bonds face credit crisis

• A year-round tax strategy

• 2 retailers enter Chapter 11

• MySpace in online music venture talks

• Labor talks hold up airline merger

• Sears settles stove lawsuit

• Thrift refinancing incentives studied

• HIV treatment becoming profitable

• Firm was ready to bolt

• Supreme Court rules workers can sue over 401(k) losses

• A new vantage point

• PAGE3

• SCENIAC: At the ‘Semi-Pro’ premiere

• Time has come for runaway novelist

• Riders in the Sky: Home on the Range

• Flashback to 1968 and Hollywood’s reel radicals

• Horoscope: Feb. 21

• DON’T MISS

• SCENESTEALER

• Taylor Negron

• McCarthyism in hindsight

• 2008 Heat Festival: Moby

• Dump a comedian and you become the joke

• ‘Army of Shadows’

• REDCAT’s designers within reach

• African American Heritage Festival

• Petersen Automotive Museum: Brushing up

• Is there really an Oscar bump?

• Calendar’s Calendar

• British Sea Power at the Echo, Spaceland

• Iron Maiden shows no rust

• The Coup drives into Crash Mansion

• ‘Crenshaw’ and real life

• Are you done with that? How about now? Now?

• The wind at its back, Kite Party flies again

• go

• Great White plays on five years after deadly fire

• Finding solace and success in theater

• John Rechy: looking inward

• Inge’s ‘Bus Stop’ at the Rubicon

• Dance the night away to DJ Dubfire

• A movie tie-in that isn’t bad

• Dennis Miller is everywhere

• Oscar is gold, not cash

• ‘American Idol’

• Sanaa Lathan

• All-women’s Othello in Pasadena

• Great Los Angeles Air Raid of 1942 dance: duck and cover

• ‘Eye Mouth Graffiti Bodyshop’ at Theater of Note

• Bashan chef comes up with a better idea

• L.A. Philharmonic: Shostakovich’s voice rises again

• Irish but not Riverdance

• THE FIVE THIS WEEK: APE FOR CREPES

• Buzz Bands: From First to Last

• Joshua Bell in Costa Mesa

• Kenneth Turan

• A famed French/California chef brings a twist to the Social scene

• DON’T MISS

• Grammy boost for Hancock

• How about a strip club? It’s fun this time of night

• David Gordon Green: Not too young to look back

• Scenes from Swoon’s global experiences – real and imagined

• DON’T MISS

• Changing hands, but not changing its tune

• If Harry Potter were cool, he’d hang out here

• ANTON YELCHIN

• Queens’ night at the opera

• Puppet workshop (strings attached)

• In Calendar

• Tick tick boom … the Hives are still explosive

• The Short Set: Public anemone

• DON’T MISS

• NO BU

• Miffed by relatives’ ‘gift’ request

• DON’T MISS

• Untitled / Paul Young

• Wine school with Wilshire Restaurant

• New in town: Akasha

• Monologues for everyone

• His Dark Materials

• Call it a triple-ring ceremony

• EIGHT THINGS

• Joan Crawford tribute; Oscar symposiums

• 60 Seconds With … Kathleen Turner

• Live: Keren Ann

• ‘Counterfeiters’ Oscar nom turns Austria’s eyes to Ruzowitzky

• Justin Timberlake’s next role

• Stallone says he is willing to testify in wiretapping case

• Window open for Navy to take aim at satellite

• Californians looking to aid Clinton

• Justices bang the gavel on TV judge

• Still betting strength will sell

• Pilots may have slept past stop

• U.S. Supreme Court rules against ‘Judge Alex’ star

• Campaign funds keep pouring in for Obama

• Rivals differ on foreclosure cure

• McCain blasts Obama as ‘naive’

• Education may protect memory

• McCain’s ties to lobbyist questioned

• INDIANA

• Michelle Obama in spotlight’s glare

• Clinton, Boxer donor Jinnah to plead guilty

• Clinton, Obama to debate tonight

• The dark side of the moon

• Navy missile hits failing spy satellite

• McCain says report suggesting inappropriate relationship ‘not true’

• Large earthquake rattles northeast Nevada

• Wise guys

• Out on his own

• Bali style with savings

• Kitchen remodel tips

• The beagle has landed

• Mr. Quiet’s casbah

• All steamed up

• Simons and Paulas of DIY

• Where nature truly ruled

• Cheap trick: It’s the paint

• Be creative

• 12 talents served up on plates

• No excuse

• Dumb growth

• The Kosovo precedent

• Taking friendly fire to new heights

• Bush’s Africa burden

• AT LATIMES.COM/OPINION

• Name a beacon, bail out a city

• Crossing a line

• Sadre may lift militia cease-fire in Iraq

• Palestinians protest settler activity

• Next challenge in Pakistan: forming a government

• Popular Mexican narcocorrido singer is found slain

• Serbs continue Kosovo protests

• Kenyan youths at center of violence

• It’s not business as usual in Baghdad

• Military bases in Africa? Bush says ‘that’s baloney’

• ARMENIA

• Cuba expected to turn over new leaf in farming

• Senators make emergency landing in Afghanistan

• Deal to end Kenya political crisis expected Friday