Archive for Thursday, May 22, 2008

Daughter of Christian music star killed by car

• Get Wii Fit? Nintendo, you may be pushing it By Pete Metzger

• Paramount wants kids to dig ‘Indiana Jones’ By John Horn

• Bodily functions at the Discovery Science Center? It helps to be a kid By Donnel Alexander

• In ‘Norman’s Ark,’ the joy of survival By Mindy Farabee

• Norman Lear touts book ‘Declare Yourself’ at Barnes & Noble at Grove

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• Bridge: May 22 By Frank Stewart

• THE FIVE THIS WEEK: PLAN BLT By

• Horoscope: May 22 By Holiday Mathis

• Calendar’s Calendar

• COVER STORY On-screen and off, our theaters have … Stunning locations By Lisa Rosen

• DJ Colette at Nacional: She’ll house you

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• Critic’s preview of restaurants

• NIGHT LINES By

• Carina Chocano’s favorite summer movie spot

• Chefs eat: Evan Funke of Rustic Canyon

• The Enabler: the Chalet in Eagle Rock

• Canoga Park Memorial Day Parade

• Never afraid to speak his mind By Ian Cohen

• St. Regis Resort’s Australian wine dinner

• Wet at the Custom Hotel

• Alan Ayckbourn’s ‘Taking Steps’ at South Coast Repertory

• ‘Crystal Skull’ poster artist Drew Struzan’s brush with blockbusters By Tom Russo

• THE LIST

• Holland Festival in Long Beach: Going Dutch

• HOT DISH By Jessica Gelt

• Cellist Anssi Karttunen plays ‘Tout un monde lointain’ at Disney Hall

• ‘Top Girls’ to open at Fullerton’s Hunger Artists Theatre

• THE LIST

• Hollywood notables to be honored by AFI

• Newport Beach Food and Wine Festival: A foodie’s delight

• Luke Walton, Lakers forward By Mark Sachs

• Dizzee Rascal brings ‘Maths & English’ to El Rey By August Brown

• Johnny Rebs’ Southern Roadhouse: Renewed in town

• James Stewart: Celebrating his 100th birthday By Susan King

• Mark and Michael Polish form indie company Prohibition Pictures

• At the ‘American Idol’ finale, one last chance to squeal

• ‘American Idol’ still on top, but at a crossroads By Richard Rushfield