Archive for Friday, January 25, 2008

• Again cut off at the knees

• Putting Judas on trial

• Taking writers for a swell ride

• Exhibit links chemistry, art

• Santa Barbara draws stars to its festival

• The truth hurts, but it pays well

• Horoscope: Jan. 25

• Arm’s length is still too close

• The economics of man’s nature

• Renewed interest in some Old Masters

• HBO gives viewers a choice of ‘Treatment’ schedules

• Underworld tale is familiar but passionate

• Oscar nod for Kazakhstan

• ‘Treatment’ goes deep into therapy

• Calendar’s Calendar

• It’s alive! With wit, diversity

• Trumpeter Jeremy Pelt’s electric ‘Shock’ venture

• Allegory just hot air with a few laughs

• For ‘24’ fans, the hours drag on

• A rocky ‘Rambo’ return

• Enabling a society that loves its cars

• Still making persuasive sense

• ‘Magic Flute’ on a high note

• Quiet drama in ‘Alice’s House’

• ‘Untraceable’ plays cat and mouse with hypocrisy

• Either pets go or hubby will

• Time travel for teens

• Television looks to Israel for ideas

• Tough view of addiction in Iran

• ‘Reese’ doubles the fun from one

• ‘The Magic Flute’

• Old story, new moves

• Films intersect, dissect cultures