Archive for Thursday, January 17, 2008

• Some amends for ‘Atonement’

• Solo, but not alone, at the wedding

• The ex wants to be more than just a friend

• Opera Pacific: ‘The Magic Flute’

• Horoscope: Jan. 17

• Stars come out in Ojai

• Not the same old story

• Renegade cabaret

• BUZZ BANDS

• Good boy

• DON’T MISS

• L.A.-Tokyo express

• UNDERRATED OVERRATED

• Om: Metalhead mantra

• ‘Rumors’: Party foul

• Sit down with friends (and strangers) for a civilized breakfast at Joan’s

• ‘Rumpelstiltskin’: Say my name

• Culinary coach: Home kitchen advantage

• DON’T MISS

• Oh, the ‘Idol’ tryout humanity

• LETTERS

• NFL Tour is Madden lite

• 60 Seconds With … William Shatner

• ‘Hedwig’: Rock on

• Ford’s Filling Station: Pub and grub

• Mel Brooks: That voodoo that he does so well

• Brooks: A smokin’ dinner

• DON’T MISS

• A low note on ratings for ‘Idol’

• A simple pianist with that touch of elegance

• For rockin’ answers, seek the Pop Oracle

• Whisper this 10 times: He is quite unusual

• Drink your dessert

• DON’T MISS

• The best time to eat in Alhambra may be between meals

• Tanzore: ‘Pundits of Comedy’

• Networks have shows ready, just not the ones you want

• On these gallery walls, graffiti is welcomed

• A book that goes BOMP!

• Lucca Cafe: Lucca for you

• He adds the salsa to the big dance

• Screening Room

• DON’T MISS

• A festival where dance is a contact sport

• DON’T MISS

• The Short Set: Getty up and go!

• Jazz Wave, Supersax soar on Bird’s wings

• 24-Hour Reconstruction Project: You, the empire builder

• Feel like you could eat a cow? Try these places

• The Glutton

• Doo Dah Parade: Pasadena’s decidedly ‘other’ parade

• Celebrating 20 years of floor shows and sweet transvestites

• L.A. Phil flies into Messiaen’s awe

• New in Town: Pinches Tacos

• The chronicles of Steve

• The Reel Less Traveled

• Untitled

• Chromeo: as funky as they wanna be

• The Enabler: Cosmos Saloon

• Nope, not ‘Platoon’

• Alicia Keys is No. 1 as she is

• Night Lines

• Craig Susser

• Sarah Ferguson: Her story

• Southwest Chamber Music: Top-notch players

• ‘The Gates’ captures a fleeting, fluttering event

• Art-rock wizard Cornelius casts a powerful spell

• ‘Sea of Tranquility’: The new in New Mexico

• THE FIVE THIS WEEK: EATING EVENTS

• Calendar’s Calendar

• Creature feature’s stealth campaign

• Nadine Velazquez

• Monterey Jazz Festival: Celebrating 50

• Directors recall joys, horrors of first films

• Helping tykes get a handle on their emotions

• Stripped down

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