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What happened on April 04, 2009
ENTERTAINMENT
In the world of tag, Mister Cartoon is it By Chris Lee
'Art of the Korean Renaissance, 1400-1600' at the Metropolitan Museum of Art By Allan M. Jalon
'Pride and Prejudice and Zombies' by Seth Graham-Smith By Carolyn Kellogg
Guild Opera Company of L.A. to celebrate anniversary
'The Glister' by John Burnside By Michael Harris, Harris is a critic and the author of the novel "The Chieu Hoi Saloon."
'In Treatment' By Mary Mcnamara, TELEVISION CRITIC
PJ Harvey and John Parish's artistic marriage By Margaret Wappler
Big families, even bigger problems
'Talk Retro' pulls out all the stops in its pursuit of cliches By Lori Kozlowski
Peter Chernin, new member of the post-mogul set By Rachel Abramowitz
Bill Frisell's Disfarmer Project at Skirball Center is a country dance with photographer's art By Chris Barton
Theater Review By David C. Nichols
Theater Review By David Ng
The truly needy left behind
Quick Takes By Scott Collins
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Washington Post
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes
Art Review By David Pagel
Local newscasts in need of recast
Heidi Newfield is no longer waiting By Randy Lewis
Live review: Omar Sosa and the Afreecanos Quartet at Jazz Bakery By Reed Johnson
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Union officials say L.A. is considering 400 immediate layoffs By Phil Willon
An artistic tradition flourishes for Palm Sunday By Tony Barboza
Big rigs temporarily banned on Angeles Crest Highway By Ann M. Simmons
Tom Braden, 92, dies; former CIA operative became columnist and talk show co-host By Elaine Woo
Expo Line board votes for Exposition Boulevard route By Martha Groves
L.A. Controller Laura Chick named to new state post By Maeve Reston
Officials hope the 37-mile hiking route will spotlight the dramatic changes in elevation and different ecosystems of the islands interior, where most tourist never venture. By Louis Sahagun
Woman is held in crash that killed one USC student and injured another By Ruben Vives and Richard Winton
Emory Elliott dies at 66; scholar and UC Riverside English professor By Jon Thurber
Spa day on a budget, L.A.-style By Sandy Banks
Anatolia in O.C.
L.A. County judge rules against Malibu homeowners and two taxpayer groups By Martha Groves
L.A. County-USC Medical Center fined for helicopter fumes By Rong-gong Lin Ii
California Briefing / Fresno By Victoria Kim
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Mike Boehm
California Briefing / Palm Springs Associated Press
California Briefing / San Francisco Associated Press
California Briefing / Santa Cruz Associated Press
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Ruben Vives
California Briefing / Beverly Hills By Ann M. Simmons
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Richard Winton
Trial to begin on fate of Duroville shantytown By David Kelly
BUSINESS
KMVN-FM (93.9) is switching to Spanish-language programming By Alicia Lozano
Kosher alcoholic choices for Passover widen By Jerry Hirsch
Disney eliminates about 1,900 jobs at its domestic theme parks By Dawn C. Chmielewski
Unemployment rate in U.S. climbs to 8.5% By Mike Dorning
L.A.'s Figueroa Street reaches for the sky By Roger Vincent
Work-life benefits fall victim to slow economy By Annys Shin, Shin writes for the Washington Post.
NBC gives Boston station an ultimatum on Leno show By Meg James
Suit alleging gasoline price-fixing is revived By Ronald D. White
Customers lament the negatives of Ritz Camera store shutterings By Ronald D. White
Kosher restrictions By Jerry Hirsch
Boston Globe's owner reportedly gives unions an ultimatum Associated Press
Baby product recalls include chairs, cribs By Nathan Olivarez-giles
Revised mortgage terms fail to curb defaults By E. Scott Reckard
Ticketmaster seller records subpoenaed By David Colker
Stocks open mixed as job losses rise Associated Press
Calif. nut firm: Kraft found salmonella in 2008 Associated Press
Business Briefing / Biotechnology From Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Entertainment From Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Internet From Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Photogpaphy From Times Wire Reports
Plenty of cars, too few buyers By Brady Dennis, Dennis writes for the Washington Post. Post writers
Business Briefing / Courts From Times Wire Reports
Service sector shrinks for 6th straight month Associated Press
Will 1st-quarter earnings reports boost or bash optimism? By Tom Petruno
Fannie, Freddie worker bonuses total $210 million By Zachary A. Goldfarb, Goldfarb writes for the Washington Post.
SCIENCE
Rosy complexion denotes health and hormones By Shari Roan
Rise in rocket launches may hurt ozone, study says By John Johnson Jr.
Science Briefing Times Staff and Wire Reports
Science Briefing Times Staff and Wire Reports
Science Briefing Times Staff and Wire Reports
Science Briefing Times Staff and Wire Reports
Science Briefing Times Staff and Wire Reports
Science Briefing Times Staff and Wire Reports
Science Briefing Times Staff and Wire Reports
WORLD
Video of Taliban flogging girl draws anger in Pakistan By Laura King and Mubashir Zaidi
Lebanese film spurs debate over censorship By Raed Rafei
Turkey, Armenia are likely to ease conflict By Paul Richter
As North Korea counts down, Japan talks tough By John M. Glionna and Yuriko Nagano
Firefight erupts at disputed temple on Thailand Cambodia border Associated Press
Obama in France for NATO summit By Christi Parsons
World Briefing / Gaza Strip Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Thailand Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Sweden Times Wire Reports
The World
Parents of captive U.S. journalist heading to Tehran By Ramin Mostaghim and Borzou Daragahi
Roadside bombers attacked Associated Press
World Briefing / Malaysia Times Wire Reports
Peru's Alberto Fujimori assails prosecution's case as his trial closes By Chris Kraul
NATIONAL
Binghamton, N.Y., mass shooting leaves some dead By Anna Gorman and Geraldine Baum
Las Vegas: Portrait of a struggling arts scene By Ashley Powers
Iowa Supreme Court legalizes gay marriage By Jessica Garrison and Maura Dolan
Defense Secretary Gates to unveil Pentagon budget Monday By Julian E. Barnes
Congress' budget blueprint contains a warning to Obama By Janet Hook
National Briefing / Ohio Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / And Finally . . . Times Wire Reports
'Obama fried chicken' joints ruffle feathers in New York Associated Press
SPORTS
Dodgers' Orlando Hudson happily goes Hollywood By Dylan Hernandez
Detroit's game plan By David Wharton
Mexico hires Javier Aguirre as its soccer coach By Grahame L. Jones
Wind blows them away in the desert By Mark Medina
New York Giants release Plaxico Burress By Helene Elliott, Staff and Wire Reports
Angels looking to Abreu to help ease loss of Teixeira By Mike Digiovanna
Don't bet against North Carolina By Chris Dufresne
Sheffield takes bat to Mets Associated Press
Up next for Ducks: Saturday at San Jose By Helene Elliott
Up next for Galaxy: Saturday versus Colorado By Grahame L. Jones
Lakers are back in it, but can they win it? By Mark Heisler, ON THE NBA
Up next for Kings: Saturday versus Phoenix By Billy Witz
Andrew Bynum makes more progress By Broderick Turner
Lakers reach 60 victories By Broderick Turner
Pistons say Allen Iverson won't play again this season Associated Press
Magic crushes Cavaliers, 116-87 Associated Press
Royal edges Thousand Oaks By Ben Bolch
USC defense dominates quarterbacks By Gary Klein
Giving back is important to Bobby Abreu By Mike Digiovanna
Letters
Letters
Letters
Letters
Letters
Nba Associated Press
Ncaa Basketball By Brentley Romine, Orlando Sentinel
Marcus Camby already getting ready for the summer By Lisa Dillman
Angels' Kelvim Escobar impressive against Padres By Kevin Baxter
UCLA's Christian Ramirez hopes to return to tailback mix By Chris Foster
Bradley, Holt hope fight will be springboard By Lance Pugmire
Geography aside, Final Four teams took the long way By Chris Dufresne, ON COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Horse racing's odd couple By Bill Dwyre
Readers puzzled by this gender equity argument
Joe Torre takes cues from John Wooden By Jim Peltz
OPINION
The recession heats up romance novels By Meghan Daum
Talking to Turkey, but Islam is listening By Jack Miles, Jack Miles is professor of English and religious studies at UC Irvine and senior fellow for religion and international relations at the Pacific Council on International Policy.
Afghanistan's U-turn on women's rights
The Ward Churchill verdict
Unemployment, and CEO pay, on the rise By Tim Rutten
Judging the war on terror
Shocked by Villaraigosa
Which way for the RV?
Crime and punishment
A new pot policy
House calls
Arguing about free speech
Remembering the Jagans
HOME & GARDEN
Diane Keaton's Beverly Hills home for sale for $11,995,000 By Ann Brenoff
The Rosa Muerta near Joshua Tree is an inspired 'glamping' spot By Barbara Thornburg
House paint as obsession By Susan Carrier
Special Issue: Outdoor Living The Home staff
Debutantes on parade, a.k.a. the dad-daughter waltz night By Chris Erskine
Pattern to it all The Home staff
Light on the water
Under foot By David A. Keeps
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