Archive for Sunday, May 18, 2008

• Brother, you’re in By Adam Tschorn

• Mackie’s magic isn’t only for the stars By Emili Vesilind

• MORE IMAGE ONLINE

• FASHIONABLY IN THE PAST

• Spa day for your ‘do By Valli Herman

• Soles by Esquivel By Erin Weinger

• Tattoo blue By Emili Vesilind

• Feng shui, the 13th step By Kavita Daswani

• A NEW SHOE BOX By Melissa Magsaysay

• INK FOR THE LITTLEST CREW By Monica Corcoran

• In top condition at salons

• Elegant exposure By Erin Weinger

• The diva master By Booth Moore

• ON THE COVER

• FOR THE RECORD

• Burn that corset! By Valli Herman

Prescription drugs diverted

• Same-sex case weighed on chief justice By Maura Dolan

• Sandy Howard, 80; produced ‘A Man Called Horse’

• Private money pays for gov.’s events By Michael Rothfeld

• Same-sex couples can’t do worse By Steve Lopez

• Woman dies, 21 injured in bus crash on Interstate 40 By Deborah Schoch

• Cooley makes case for a third term By Jack Leonard

• Ex-congressman decried today’s partisanship By Tony Perry

• Rossmoor may vote on cityhood By David Haldane

• Garfield High School in East Los Angeles plans its new auditorium By Carla Rivera

• Rifleman opens fire outside Granada Hills church By David Pierson

• Look closely for L.A.’s whimsical architecture of yesteryear

• 2 challengers to D.A. Steve Cooley in Los Angeles County have an uphill fight By Jack Leonard

• Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Cherie Morton, 40, Bakersfield; found dead in Bahrain By Cara Mia Dimassa

• Orange County Calendar

• Lesser known candidates hope to pull off shocker in L.A. County supervisor race By Jean-Paul Renaud

• Janitors in two counties ratify new contract By Andrea Chang

• Long Beach police kill man, face angry crowd By Deborah Schoch

• War casualties

• Police kill man in Long Beach; angry crowd confronts officers By Ari B. Bloomekatz and Deborah Schoch

• Old homes bloom anew By Joe Skelley

• Staying grounded By Dawn Bonker

• Interest in elevators is going up

• Diva sings a lulla-bye By Ann Brenoff

• A stately salute to the past By Diane Wedner

• Ken Belanger, ex-Los Angeles King, lists Manhattan Beach town house By Ann Brenoff

• The open house as a home-selling tool? No sale By Lew Sichelman

• FHA to use FICO scores for risk-based pricing on loan insurance By Kenneth R. Harney

• Builder is responsible for repairing construction defects By Ask The Inspector

• Definitions of ‘green’ vary within the home remodeling industry By Mary Umberger

Paul Pierce scores 41 to lead Celtics to victory over Cavaliers

• Buddle has three goals in Galaxy win By Ap

• Dodgers, Angels can afford to wait on signing players By Bill Shaikin

• Sparks rookie Candace Parker is exactly what the WNBA needs By Kurt Streeter

• His FA Cup runneth over By Chuck Culpepper

• The East turns into a slugfest By Mark Heisler / On The Nba

• Palisades holds on to win City boys’ title By Steve Galluzzo

• Ochoa makes her move

• Peirsol has the touch in rivalry By Lisa Dillman

• Cavaliers, LeBron James draw betting action for Game 7 By Lonnie White

• Yankees’ Jason Giambi has a thong explanation By Peter Yoon

• Rangers get even after beating Astros

• No small feat for Big Brown By Larry Stewart

• Parker’s debut a big success

• RESULTS {Nate McLouth helps Pirates end losing streak to Cubs}

• Lakers waiting for an opponent again By Mike Bresnahan

• Dallas avoids elimination, 2-1

• Rahal makes the cut at Indy

• Nwankwo Kanu adds to list of achievements By Grahame L. Jones

• Dodgers are men of world in win over Angels By Mike Digiovanna

• Penny’s start is delayed a day By Ben Bolch

• Dominguez sets relay record and wins boys’ title. By Dan Arritt

• A night of firsts as Chivas rallies By Grahame L. Jones

• Mark it down: Big Brown will end Triple Crown drought By Bill Dwyre

• GALAXY TODAY at Dallas, noon PDT, FSN West, TeleFutura

• Chatsworth is top-seeded team for City playoffs By Eric Sondheimer

• Adidas Track Classic at a glance

• Stepheson to take time in deciding on transfer By Diane Pucin

• Sprinter Allyson Felix graduates to the big time By Diane Pucin

• Looks like fat chance of getting through to them By T J. Simers

• Government details Tim Donaghy’s dark legacy

• Preakness jockeys’ advertising patches benefit charities By Larry Stewart

• Hunter sits it out By Mike Digiovanna

• Late gamble gives fan favorite Kahne a victory

• Live high school playoff coverage

• Lassen County drops in class at Los Alamitos By Bob Mieszerski

• Nothing fake about Polonius’ victory By Bob Mieszerski

• Dixie Chatter returns at Hollywood Park By Bob Mieszerski

• Dodgers, Giants regret not pursuing Vladimir Guerrero

• Angels set for road trip to Toronto; Dodgers to play host to St. Louis

• Nadal beats Federer for Hamburg Masters title By Ap

• Ochoa wins another Sybase Classic By Ap

• Lakers center Andrew Bynum to have surgery By Jonathan Abrams

• RELATED STORIES

• LAKERS’ GO-TO GUY By David Wharton and Mike Hiserman

• ANSWER

• Good-guy shrine By Sarah D. Wire

• Camping pillows: Which are best?

• Planning your trip to Fiji

• Making the most of May

• A wealth of data on what’s cheap

• Carrying on By Catharine Hamm

• San Luis Obispo’s Bridge Creek Inn

• San Diego: A museum sleepover

• The most and least expensive vacation spots in the U.S.

• Brace for turbulence in wake of mergers By Jane Engle

• A soul-stirring visit to India

• Colorful Mali dance for her birthday

• Slide show on southern France

• Insider tips: Tastes of Naples in Nevada By Jen Leo

• GEO QUIZ

• A San Diego roost and a fuel boost By Rosemary Mcclure

• Lavender Festival in Ojai

• For the record

• Pillows promise comfy camping

• Go on a Googie hunt By Er and Whitney Friedl

• Camping pillows: Which are best?

• No shirt, no shoes, no cares By Am and A Jones

• All that beauty, and within budget By Vani Rangachar

• Museum offers digital tour of classic Rome

• Camping pillows: Which are best?

• Go on a SoCal hunt for Googie architecture By Whitney Friedlander

• Two states are better than one

• This pundit is immersed in oil data By Martin Zimmerman

• Card issuers stepping up rate hikes By Liz Pulliam Weston

• Consumer briefs

• Keeping close tabs on Fido’s wanderings By David Colker

• Act quickly to survive sudden loss of a job By Kathy M. Kristof

• Finding health coverage for young adults By James S. Granelli

• Profile: Tom Kloza

• Is this any way to make a mint? By David Lazarus

• On benefits, gay couples already covered By Martin Zimmerman and David Colker

• Websites for health insurance education and research

• Extortion e-mails are increasing

• ‘Nixonland’ by Rick Perlstein By Jim Newton

• BESTSELLERS

• Paging Daedalus By Denise Hamilton

• ASTRAL WEEKS

• What a girl wants By Peter Terzian

• DISCOVERIES By Susan Salter Reynolds

• PAPERBACKS

• The next turn By Veronique De Turenne

• The depths of sorrow By Susan Salter Reynolds

• First do no harm By Jesse Cohen

• Oops!!!

• Dividing lines By David Greenberg

• Week of May 18, 2008

Mark Swed: Tough times call for tougher music

• Loni Anderson marries folk singer Bob Flick

• Remember Karen Allen? Steven Spielberg did for ‘Indiana Jones’ By Paul Brownfield

• Largo gets new lease on life at the old Coronet By Natalie Nichols

• The Personal File: Composer Jason Robert Brown

• Will Spielberg take a walk on the wild side? By Peter Rainer

• At the J. Paul Getty Museum, ‘Imagining Christ’ depicts Jesus as human and divine

• Outgoing friends change after joining a new church

• For the record

• Kids listings

• Ready for a history lesson

• ‘Keep Your Pantheon’ and ‘The Duck Variations’

• Flaunting satire in high style By Sam Adams

• At Coronet, Largo tries a new space on for size By Natalie Nichols

• After all these years, the job grows on him By Cristy Lytal

• Calling it art doesn’t make it so

• Read the signals sent by size of bet By Steve Rosenbloom

• Did you hear the news? Eric Hutchinson is back By R and Y Lewis

• On the beat in the Amazon By Reed Johnson

• View from the front lines By Anne-Marie O'Connor

• Island life in the city

• ‘Married’ … but not to his sitcom role By Sean Mitchell

• Mark Harmon of ‘NCIS’ isn’t complaining By Choire Sicha

• Music

• Horoscope: May 18 By Holiday Mathis

• Classical listings

• Events

• To be young, gifted and Norwegian By Mark Olsen

• Galleries

• Despite drama, it still fits the profile of a hit By Ez and Maria Elena Fern

• Black-themed series come to a crossroads By Greg Braxton

• THE ENVELOPE CANNES

• Fired for a Nintendo Wii Fit workout; is Sarah Chalke’s Stella the mom on CBS’ ‘How I Met Your Mother’?

• Museums

• Behind those tinted windows By Jon Caramanica

• Simpson-Wentz have ‘Alice in Wonderland’ wedding By Ap

• ‘Prince Caspian’ is king at the box office By Ap

Yahoo, Microsoft discuss alternative deal

• NAACP selects new leader: Benjamin Todd Jealous, 35 By Kelly Brewington

• Astrologers seek to divine who will star in the presidential vote

• High arsenic levels induce park closure in Washington By James Hohmann

• Sen. Ted Kennedy hospitalized in Boston after seizure By Richard A. Serrano

• Immigration agency plans new family detention centers By Anna Gorman

• A crucial chapter for the storied Chelsea Hotel By Louise Roug

• GOP torn by change it can believe in By Tom Hamburger and Peter Wallsten

• Troubled dream By Swati P and Ey

• Your slip is showing, and reshowing By Ezra Klein

• Blurred lines

• Sharks vs. salmon By Paul Vandevelder

• INSIDE

• Taken for a ride By D. J. Waldie

• Save us from the rescuers By David Rieff

• Tapping into the future

• Democracy Inc. By Joe Mathews

• He’s out By Dave Zirin

• Islamists gain from food crisis By Borzou Daragahi

• Militants release Pakistani envoy By Laura King and Zulfiqar Ali

• Butter spread very thin in Japan By Bruce Wallace

• Belief in aliens doesn’t negate faith in God, Vatican says

• Fear of floods grips China earthquake area By Mark Magnier

• Belfast puts faith in its 40-year-old ‘peace line’ By Shawn Pogatchnik

• New phase seen in Mexico’s drug war By Héctor Tobar

• Young China quake victims fear loss of parents By Ching-Ching Ni

• Bush defends Saudis on oil

• China cracks down on earthquake rumors By Mark Magnier

• Resentment grows in Paraguay over hydroelectric dam By Patrick J. Mcdonnell