Archive for Friday, March 14, 2008

• Fall-Winter 2008 from Elmer Ave, Monarchy Collection

• Pellicano jury hears first A-list testimony

• A way of life drying up

• Fire alarm lapses decried

• Paralyzed Chico inmate takes plea deal

• Gardena councilman arrested in girl’s molestation

• ‘Girls Gone Wild’ founder says he’s ‘100% innocent’

• Limits on legal counsel lifted for workers

• Brewer apologizes in sex case

• Tent City only for locals

• Sting nabs unlicensed contractors

• Skid row landlord, L.A. settle

• Joseph Weizenbaum, 85; invented ELIZA computer language

• A way of life drying up

• Stupid criminals undone by flying feet

• Killer’s death hampers investigation of other possible murders

• State Legislature’s trusted budget analyst is stepping down

• Lazare Ponticelli, 110; France’s last surviving World War I veteran

• Malcolm McKenna, 77; paleontologist helped open Gobi Desert

• Anti-meth campaign aimed at gay men

• Proposed school budget cuts protested

• L.A. considers plan to increase trash fees

• Coots are cute but also pollute

• Pellicano jury hears first A-list testimony

• 2 shootings in Wilmington under investigation

• Campbell Hall’s Holiday is soaring to new heights

• Fullerton holds off pesky Riverside

• A GOLDEN START

• Pulling no punches

• Bonds’ 762nd home-run ball will go up for auction

• RESULTS, SCHEDULE

• Friday’s TV highlights

• Lysacek injured while practicing

• Pittsburgh upsets Louisville

• Bullsbay tries to stretch out at Santa Anita

• Good fortune, and whistles, calling on USC, UCLA

• Household name in two states

• Catalina shows many signs of life after fire

• Adu helps put U.S. in good position

• Text messages from press row …

• Nothing minor about Blake DeWitt

• Jockey Bejarano is injured in Santa Anita spill

• Butler returns, leads Wizards on 28th birthday

• AP WOMEN’S TOP 25

• UCLA delivers pointed rebuke

• Time to sharpen your pencils

• Pronger avoids discipline

• USC victory fouls up Arizona State

• Washington State holds off Oregon

• Bode Miller wins overall title

• Pac-10 tournament semifinals

• After hitting their stride, Spurs show vulnerability

• Dale Jarrett’s 24-year NASCAR career coming to a close

• Oden joins practice

• Baseball scrambles for fans in China

• Lakers become a family, in a good way

• Lakers’ latest trip is more of an adventure

• A major league push in China

• Dodgers set to make history in China

• Popular ‘green’ products test positive for toxicant

• Make the ride luxurious

• Surprise decline in retail sales

• Poised for elephant-size weekend

• Electronic Arts presses Take-Two to accept buyout

• U.S. stocks rebound after morning slide

• White House proposals target risky mortgage practices

• Southland home prices tumble fast

• A sister act that’s tough to swallow

• A slippery slope lurks within ‘Paranoid Park’

• In ‘Beaufort,’ where nothing is sacred

• Meet the grandmother of memoir fabricators

• The ill effects of development

• Family’s familiar tale takes a few too many unconvincing turns

• Don’t rise to ‘Never Back Down’

• Calendar’s Calendar

• Pinter of ‘Old Times’

• Long friendship no excuse for tirades

• Back to the sawing board

• Finding pieces of hope in a brutal world

• ‘Tea’ is steeped in a love of tradition

• ‘Dying’ touches issues of the heart

• ‘Celebrate Dance’ at the Alex Theatre in Glendale

• A haunting look at love’s stages

• ‘American Idol’s’ new challenge: overabundant talent

• State takes a swing at boxing series

• Art is … in spirit of Duchamp

• No press screenings for ‘Doomsday’; review forthcoming

• Kidjo turns the aisles into a dance floor

• History told by Perú Negro

• All of the hats fit

• ‘The Return of Jezebel James’

• It’s blogger mentality at SXSW Interactive

• ‘Dr. Seuss’ Horton Hears a Who!’

• ‘Unforseen’ focuses on Redford’s passions

• Ledger’s Joker makes dramatic entrance at ShoWest

• Richard Gere no longer wanted in India

• Lucas offers peek at new ‘Clone Wars’

• Actress Minnie Driver confirms pregnancy

• Paris Hilton will choose a new BFF on MTV reality show

• The phone rings, for a grill master

• Obama leads, but the game isn’t over

• Senators can’t lop off those earmarks

• Clinton has a new tune, but Ferraro’s sounds the same

• Be the fist to trump Obama

• It’s Clinton vs. Obama, Round 21

• Democrats grapple with Florida, Michigan dispute

• Florida Democrats weigh options on delegate dilemma

• Primary fight drew all eyes

• Lutheran draft report sidesteps judgment on gay marriage

• GOP fundraising panel reports fraud

• What a difference a deluge makes

• House debates terrorism surveillance in rare private session

• Georgia students ponder future as schools court disaster

• ‘Kristen’ MySpace profile out of sync with reality

• McCain blasts Senate for not halting earmarks

• Bush on economy: Don’t do ‘anything foolish’

• Stop stealing developing world doctors

• A progressive ascendancy?

• The Democrats’ worst enemy: Democrats

• Treasury recommends mortgage rules

• Do away with loyalty oaths

• Maybe Spitzer just needed time at La Costa

• Petraeus shouldn’t be a solo act

• No simple war

• Time for a mining law update

• Pakistani, Afghan civilians caught in deadly attacks

• He’s no rock star, but a video ‘god’

• Untangling a web of corruption in China

• Questions about Venezuela as Rice arrives in Brazil

• Forces surround 2 Tibet monasteries

• Vatican says pollution is also a sin

• Electoral slap at Sarkozy less than forceful

• UK reviews deportation of gay Iranian