Archive for Sunday, May 25, 2008

• NASA’s Phoenix spacecraft scheduled to land on Mars By John Johnson Jr.

• Yacht vs. yacht

• Indy, meet Marlon By Adam Tschorn

• Global range By Erin Weinger

• MS. MISSONI’S MOORINGS By Monica Corcoran

• ‘SEX’ SYMBOLS

• ONE MANOLO TOO MANY By Booth Moore

• CHANEL, TAILORED TO SIZE By Emili Vesilind

• NOW LOOK HERE By Emili Vesilind

• IMAGE ONLINE

• ON THE COVER

• TAKE THE FRIGHT OUT OF BRIGHT

• The grandest red carpet By Monica Corcoran

• World’s best red carpet?

Changing demographics come home to roost in South L.A.

• Dick Martin, 86; zany comedian took TV by storm with ‘Laugh-In’

• A GOP maverick does it his way By Phil Willon

• Troubled waters By Frank Clifford

• L.A.’s Koreatown – it’s a jungle out there By Marjorie Miller

• Bikers’ thrills lead to more spills By Catherine Saillant

• Newer teachers find timing is bad in state job hunt By Seema Mehta

• 1 killed in Canoga Park traffic accident

• 3 killed, 3 hurt in helicopter crash on Catalina Island

• A look at the people behind the numbers By Tony Perry

• L.A. parishes answer the call to assist archdiocese By Rebecca Trounson

• ‘Thanks’ just isn’t enough By Steve Lopez

• Orange County Calendar

• IN MEMORIAM

• California’s War Dead b

• A bumpy stretch for Orange County toll roads By David Reyes

• Archdiocese settlements by the numbers

• Dozens of immigrants to California are among the war casualties By Hector Becerra

• Holiday closures

• Don’t wonder whether we have weather

• Counties that allow Prop. 90 property tax transfers

• You may not be cool enough Developers offer lifestyle, not just location By Emili Vesilind

• New home, old tax Taxes like yesteryear By Patrick Duffy

• That Paul Williams touch By Diane Wedner

• San Roque rises from its rogue past By Frank Nelson

• It’s worth toasting – a sold sign By Ann Brenoff

• Real estate events

• Declining-market surcharge dropped By Kenneth R. Harney

• Home price ups and downs follow no national trend By Lew Sichelman

Roger Federer’s French connection?

• Harkleroad to be in Playboy magazine By Ap

• From Kasey Keller to Kaka, fans kick around topics of the day By Grahame L. Jones

• Jesse Marsch, Jorge Flores lift Chivas USA By Ap

• Celtics take care of business on the road

• SPARKS TODAY

• Red Wings surprise detractors By Helene Elliott

• Motor racing’s Big Dance really looks big again By Bill Dwyre

• Dodgers pick right time for Clayton Kershaw’s debut

• Tigers can’t hide much longer By Bill Shaikin

• Future is now pitching for Dodgers By Kevin Baxter

• Mike Bresnahan’s take on the Lakers

• Going the extra mile – or 100 By Jim Peltz

• Duchscherer shuts down the Red Sox

• Bill Walton keeping in touch with son Luke By Bill Plaschke

• Long Beach State takes race down to last day By Peter Yoon

• Leading lady By Skip Myslenski

• Sharing of the ball is working for Lakers By Lonnie White

• Mickelson (65) still alone in lead at Colonial

• Experience helps Red Wings put early nervousness aside By Jean-Sebastien Giguere

• Jones to be out four to six weeks By Kevin Baxter

• Evan Longoria’s six RBIs lead Rays past Orioles

• Mira Costa outlasts Newport Harbor in Division I final

• Goals come cheap in Galaxy victory By Grahame L. Jones

• Rose looking like a lock as top pick By Mark Heisler

• Dodgers call up Clayton Kershaw, at the expense of Esteban Loaiza By Kevin Baxter

• Angels’ Jered Weaver stops White Sox again By Mike Digiovanna

• Parker still hangs tough By Jonathan Abrams

• Kyle Busch wins again

• Bay goes long and Pirates beat Cubs

• Lakers hoping to take flight By Jonathan Abrams

• Sherk fails to regain UFC title By Dan Arritt

• Gary Bettman is unhappy with schedule conflict with NBA By Helene Elliott

• Red Wings set pace in 4-0 Game 1 victory By Helene Elliott

• Howard Bingham shares images of his friend, boxing icon Muhammad Ali By Kurt Streeter

• It may be a turning point for Matthews By Mike Digiovanna

• Trevor’s Clever enough at Hollywood Park By Bob Mieszerski

• Can Backbackbackgone hit one out of the park? By Bob Mieszerski

• Winning group to face off Sunday night By Bob Mieszerski

• Corona del Mar’s Fabian Matthews wins third individual title By Jaime Cárdenas

• Jeff Francoeur’s home run leads Braves over Diamondbacks

• Serena Williams, James Blake win on Day 1 at French Open

• Seeing red on ‘green’ opinion

• Halong Bay in luxury By Susan Spano

• Gotham, gratis By Alexis Wolff

• Slide show on Israel

• Planning your trip to California theme parks

• Halong Bay aboard a luxe steamer

• Maine

• London: Fine art in a flash

• The joy rides of summer The joy rides of summer By Brady Macdonald

• Carlsbad lodging is a Lego-loving snap By Christopher Reynolds

• France’s Gîtes de France de Vaucluse

• Planning your trip to Lamoille Canyon

• Blues festival in Fair Oaks

• It has Trump written all over it By Valli Herman

• Nevada’s soar spots By Seth Shteir

• Acadia National Park

• It’s all about golf swings, sunscreen By Rosemary Mcclure

• Give your regards to a Broadway show By Jane Engle

• Stick to one carry-on at Heathrow airport

• It’s Paris, from the inside out

• Planning your trip to Hanoi

• Trump International Hotel & Tower: How it rates

• Mechanical waterfalls coming to New York City

• Parade of the pachyderms in India

• Where to find pieces of Vietnam in France By Susan Spano

• French impressions By Susan Spano

• More for the Francophile

Suddenly, a bright future for old-economy companies

• Consumer Briefs

• Beware of bogus IRS-themed e-mails that seek personal information

• More firms are cutting the perks By Kathy M. Kristof

• Dealing with stress of debt By Liz Pulliam Weston

• How investors can be influential By Kathy M. Kristof

• Fair is fair – but exec pensions aren’t By David Lazarus

• The word has yet to trickle down

• Warren Buffett sees U.S. in recession By Ap

• What lies beneath

• Old republic

• This Week in Calendar

• True confessions By Judith Freeman

• BESTSELLERS

• The big empty By Louis P. Masur

• PAPERBACKS

• Culture shift By Michael Levitin

• Unfettered and alive By Leslie Brody

• At home in the dark By Susan Straight

• On the Web

• Framed By Michael S. Roth

• DISCOVERIES By Susan Salter Reynolds

• Cubicle crucible By Samantha Dunn

• Cage of bones Memories of rebellion By Christine Smallwood

• Week of May 25, 2008

‘Lost’ season finale should answer questions

• French classroom drama wins Cannes’ top prize By From Reuters

• ‘Indiana Jones’ leaves box office rivals in dust By From Reuters

• ‘Denise Richards: It’s Complicated’ ‘Living Lohan’ By Mary Mcnamara

• Denise Richards and Dina Lohan: seeking sympathy By Greg Braxton

• Palme d’Or goes to France’s ‘Entre les Murs’ By Kenneth Turan

• Jewel sees Nashville as a destination, not a detour By Scott Gold

• How ‘Recount’ writer Danny Strong got HBO’s vote By Choire Sicha

• A renovated Huntington Art Gallery and the imagery of power By Christopher Knight

• Mike Myers and Adam Sandler return to film comedy By Paul Brownfield

• Harrison Ford learns how to crack the whip By Cristy Lytal

• This baby talk is very serious By Karen Wada

• Putting humiliation on display By Jon Caramanica

• Today’s Highlights

• An aficionado’s guide

• Historic success for Ivanchuk By Jack Peters

• Experiencing Argento, in stages By Dennis Lim

• ‘Blindsight’ climb lets teens soar By Gina Piccalo

• His grapevine, an art’s lifeline By Chris Pasles

• Old-time Helldorado is hot, in a cool way By The Movable Buffet

• Think of this as a do-not-read list By Jacket Copy

• Horoscope: May 25 By Holiday Mathis

• A ‘child of this planet’ who thinks universally By Mark Olsen

• ‘Someday’

• Slap a label on him, but at your own risk By William Georgiades

• Radio

• Dario Argento’s work on DVD: ‘The things that scare us never change.’ By Geoff Boucher

• Soldiering on with Stallone

• It’s up to daughter who will walk her down aisle

• The call from the seat of power By Steve Rosenbloom

• The sounds that still live in his heart By John Densmore

• ‘The Man Who Loved China’ by Simon Winchester By Reviewed By Seth Faison

• Trouble is brewing in New York By Peter Nicholas

• Exxon’s reach is felt at its stations

• Guantanamo trials: the back story

• Defending ‘the most hated man in the world’ By Josh Meyer

• Donations rolling in for McCain By Dan Morain

• Obama takes Clinton’s word that RFK remark was innocent gaffe By Mike Dorning

• A Washington town confronts its language barrier By Stuart Glascock

• Drug taken to stop smoking is linked to traffic mishaps By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar

• JPL’s lucky star? By Tim Cavanaugh

• Patching it up By John Sides

• Why don’t you all f-fade away?

• Here comes the snide

• Really cold cases By Joe Queenan

• Locke’s hope

• The times I didn’t get married By Robin Rauzi

• INSIDE

• In Bradley’s shadow By Raphael J. Sonenshein

Iraq violence falls to four-year low, U.S. says

• Unwed pregnant women have a haven in Vietnam By Margie Mason

• Long after floods, Indian villagers can only say rats By Matthew Rosenberg

• China’s earthquake injured spill into neighboring provinces By Mark Magnier

• From mystery meat to modern megastore in Pakistan By Kim Barker

• Rape cases against premier roils Caribbean island nation By Carol J. Williams

• South American union is created By Marco Sibaja

• Mass grave excavated in Peru

• China aftershock destroyed 71,000 homes; soldiers with explosives rush to unblock river By Ap

• As soldiers fill Sadr City, militia fighters wait By Alex and Ra Zavis

• In Mexico, a baptismal party to remember By Héctor Tobar