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What happened on February 01, 2009
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'Project Runway' Season 6 still tied up in court By Matea Gold
Documentary zooms in on 'Project Runway's' Jay McCarroll By Monica Corcoran
They've got the 'Project Runway' blues By Monica Corcoran
At L.A.'s fitness centers, dress for sweat success By Emili Vesilind
Better skin through new ingredients? By Alexandra Drosu
TenOverSix, Lake & Stars team for peep show of lingerie By Max Padilla
Men's fashion week newcomers slay status quo By Adam Tschorn
A 'Project Runway' fan defends it to reality TV critics By Robert Lloyd, TELEVISION CRITIC
Sports-inspired clothes for more than just workouts By Melissa Magsaysay
For The Record
Reality show options while 'Project Runway' is away By Claire Zulkey
Michael Kors sued over trademark infringement by Duquette estate By Booth Moore, FASHION CRITIC
{ A Taste Of 'Runway' } By Claire Zulkey
BUSINESS
Nest egg nearly gone? Reverse mortgage can provide the funds you need By Kathy M. Kristof
Teen sex in 'Secret Life' births debate over ABC Family values By Dawn C. Chmielewski and Meg James
His True Religion jeans are a cult classic By Andrea Chang
'Buy American' provision in stimulus bill makes no economic sense By David Lazarus
Girl Scout cookie boxes lighter this year Times wire reports
Beverly Hills estate gets inspiration from Frank Lloyd Wright By Dinah Eng
Cheap date: Nibbling, sipping and kayaking By Andrea Chang
Spending time with a toddler in San Diego By Alex Pham
Cheap dates: A walking tour of historic downtown L.A. By Tiffany Hsu
Cheap dates: Breakfast and a hike By John Corrigan
The planets align at Griffith Observatory By Catherine Ho
Letters
Letters
Consumer Briefs / Packaging Times wire reports
Consumer Briefs / Taxes Times wire reports
Consumer Briefs / Recalls Times wire reports
Weekly Mortgate Rates
Residents want to recover attorney costs By Stephen Glassman and Donie Vanitzian
Letters
On The Market: Airport-area Foreclosures By Maria Hsin
Rent It Right By Janet Portman, Inman News
Cheap date: A night at the drive-in By Julie Makinen
Cheap laughs and hot dogs in Hollywood By Michelle Maltais
Fresh seafood, good friends and a Malibu sunset By Sallie Hofmeister
OPINION
'Bad bank' is a bad idea
Your money or your life By Nicholas Goldberg, Nicholas Goldberg is the deputy editor of The Times' editorial pages.
DNA privacy is a lesser priority
Labor's real fight By Harold Meyerson, Harold Meyerson is editor at large of the American Prospect and an Op-Ed columnist for the Washington Post.
New president, new battlefield By Doyle Mcmanus
Coyotes were here first
Howls of protest against trapper
Sunstein is open to all ideas
Criminals benefit from rule
Oliphant's world By Joel Pett, Joel Pett is the Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist of the Lexington Herald-Leader. His work also appears in USA Today.
Teachers vs. tests
ENTERTAINMENT
'Fringe's' Anna Torv on Australia, acting and Ayn Rand By Choire Sicha
'The Bachelor' By Jon Caramanica
'Mae Jemison: Space Scientist'; 'Dogzilla'; 'White Star: A Dog on the Titanic'; 'The Secret Science Project That Almost Ate the School'
'Zack and Miri Make a Porno,' 'Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa' and more By Noel Murray
'The Third Mind: American Artists Contemplate Asia: 1860-1989' at the Guggenheim By Scarlet Cheng
'Brothers' by Yu Hua By Ben Ehrenreich, Ehrenreich is the author of the novel "The Suitors."
'Angels and Ages' by Adam Gopnik By Richard Eder, Eder, a former book critic of The Times, was awarded a Pulitzer Prize for criticism in 1987.
For 'Dollhouse' on Fox, the set is one of the stars By Maria Elena Fernandez
'Ruby Bridges' By Jennifer James
From the NFL to playing in Hollywood By Glenn Whipp
Guillermina Quiroga's tango of body and soul By Susan Josephs
Alec Guinness, master chameleon By Dennis Lim
Super Bowl Report By Reed Johnson
Move it and lose it at 'Minsky's' By Rob Weinert-kendt
LOS ANGELES TIMES Feb. 1, 2009
'The Lincoln Anthology' edited by Harold Holzer, 'The Best American History Essays on Lincoln' edited by Sean Wilentz, Ronald C. White's biography 'A. Lincoln' and others By Jon Meacham, Meacham is the editor of Newsweek and the author, most recently, of "American Lion: Andrew Jackson in the White House."
Abraham Lincoln at the Huntington Library By Mark Medina
'Try to Tell the Story: A Memoir' by David Thomson By Peter Terzian, Terzian is the editor of "Heavy Rotation: Twenty Writers on the Albums that Changed Their Lives," forthcoming in July.
'The Ballad of Blind Tom, Slave Pianist: America's Lost Musical Genius' By Rj Smith, Smith is the author of "The Great Black Way: L.A. in the 1940s and the Lost African-American Renaissance."
Super Bowl XLIII: Ads promote that feel-good aura By Reed Johnson
Merle Haggard's breathing easier now By Randy Lewis
Super Bowl Report By Reed Johnson
Super Bowl Report By Mark Medina
Culture Monster By Sherry Stern
Props to Poitier
'Sum,' 'I Never Promised You a Rose Garden' and 'The Music Teacher' By Susan Salter Reynolds
Super Bowl Report By Chris Erskine
Super Bowl Report By Tom Roston
Super Bowl Report By Martin Miller
Super Bowl Report By Geoff Boucher
Super Bowl Report By Martin Miller
Super Bowl Report By Mark Medina
Super Bowl Report By Geoff Boucher
For the record
For the record
For the record
Feedback
Feedback
Feedback
The Kids' Reading Room
The Kids' Reading Room
'Nocturnal Conspiracies' by David B. By Karrie Higgins, Higgins is a writer based in Portland, Ore.
'He's Just Not That Into You,' Dakota Fanning and 'American Idol's' Melinda Doolittle By Denise Martin
'Blessed is the Match: The Life and Death of Hannah Senesh' By Susan King
Beyoncé, 'Wall-E, Sean Penn
Super Bowl Report By Tom Roston
Architecture By Christopher Hawthorne, ARCHITECTURE CRITIC
A lineup of great football films By Geoff Boucher
SPORTS
Carrot Top on the Super Bowl, seriously By T.j. Simers
The economy tackles the Super Bowl By Sam Farmer
Georges St-Pierre dominates B.J. Penn By Lance Pugmire
Andrew Bynum injures knee in victory By Mike Bresnahan
Super Bowl Xliii: Pittsburgh Vs. Arizona By Andrea Adelson
Teemu Selanne's goal lifts Ducks to victory Associated Press
1,000 reasons she's No. 1 Associated Press
This should be quite a trip for the Lakers By Mark Heisler
Georgia Tech stuns No. 6 Wake Forest Associated Press
On NFL's biggest day, let's get an amen on silent prayer By Kurt Streeter
Three Arizona Cardinals to watch By Sam Farmer
Wizards get well against Clippers Associated Press
Ventura toys with rivals at Santa Anita By Eric Sondheimer
Canadiens score late to beat Kings Associated Press
Parker has 25 points, counters Paul's 38 Associated Press
How they rank By Mark Heisler
Pro Football Hall of Fame makes room for six, including Bob Hayes Associated Press
Arizona State suffers another home defeat Associated Press
Defense powers UCLA over Stanford By David Wharton
Effort on offense is impressive for UCLA By David Wharton
USC outlasts California By Chris Foster
Slow Start, And Not A Fast Finish
Ap Men's Top 25
Super Bowl Xliii: Pittsburgh Vs. Arizona Associated Press
Now You Know
Results Associated Press
Coast To Coast By Mark Heisler
Southland Associated Press
Congressmen want Citigroup to drop sponsorship Associated Press
Lakers need to adjust the lineup By Mike Bresnahan
High School Basketball By Ben Bolch
Rookie Scott Piercy is in the hunt at FBR Open By Chuck Culpepper
The few, the proud, the Cardinals fans By Bill Plaschke, from tampa, fla.
Super Bowl Xliii Associated Press
It's stability vs. futility in the Super Bowl By Sam Farmer
Barbaro's brother finishes 10th in debut By Eric Sondheimer, Staff And Wire Reports
At least one Clippers fan is done with Mike Dunleavy By Broderick Turner
That's The Pits
Serena mum, but some can see a run at history By Diane Pucin
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
John Gordy, 73, dies; former Detroit Lions lineman led NFL players' union By Claire Noland
Depression-era stimulus put millions to work in national park system By Julie Cart
Delay of tax refunds and payments adds to Californians' struggles By Patrick Mcgreevy and Jordan Rau
Eddie Logan dies at 98; Santa Anita Park shoe shiner By Claire Noland
Off-duty LAPD officer is shot, in serious condition By Ruben Vives and Richard Winton
Church leaders seek help with congregants' financial struggles By Esmeralda Bermudez
A Villaraigosa-Weiss-Greuel troika would consolidate power at L.A. City Hall David Zahniser and Maeve Reston
A room full of workers, and very little work By Steve Lopez
California GOP lawmakers use budget as leverage to refight old battles By Eric Bailey
6-year-old girl shot in South L.A. remains hospitalized By Rich Connell and Susannah Rosenblatt
Directors Guild names Danny Boyle best director for 'Slumdog Millionaire' By Susan King
California Briefing / Kern County By Martha Groves
California Briefing / Pomona By Martha Groves
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Martha Groves
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Susannah Rosenblatt
Drilling for gold
Historic Westside adobe reflects diversity of its owners By Jean Merl
Military deaths
NATIONAL
Obama preserves renditions as counter-terrorism tool By Greg Miller
An Indian reservation on the move By Kim Murphy
Economic stimulus provisions reach far and wide By Janet Hook
Tom Daschle to face close scrutiny By Noam N. Levey
Republican Judd Gregg said to be Commerce front-runner By Christi Parsons
Steelworkers union to extend talks over refinery contracts Reuters
Rahm Emanuel takes brunt of Obama's ribbing at roast Associated Press
Obama, Canada's Harper will have plenty to talk about By Andrew Malcolm
Kentucky's National Guard deployed to aid storm victims Associated Press
National Briefing / Pennsylvania Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Ohio Times Wire Reports
U.S. Domestic Mirth Product facing deficit By James Rainey
TRAVEL
Los Angeles film and TV locations take on many starring roles By Whitney Friedlander
Driving California's coast in 10 days By Christopher Reynolds
Ultimate Guide To California 2009 By Jane Engle, Christopher Reynolds, Susan Spano, Catharine Hamm, Chris Erskine, Hugo Martin, Andrew Nystrom and Tim Hubbard
In Yosemite, Ansel Adams Gallery offers photography workshop By Avital Binshtock
Tips on when to buy an airplane ticket By Catharine Hamm
Luxury hotels going ahead with renovations By Valli Herman
Beach view, bargain rates By Christopher Reynolds
For The Record
Letters
Letters
Letters
Your Scene / Editor's Choice
Ultimate Guide To California 2009
Letters
River barge trip in Belgium and France
News Style Tips Trends By Brady Macdonald, Susan Derby and Mary E. Forgione
The $0 Deal By Catharine Hamm
Favorite California parks and wilderness areas By Hugo Martin
Gorp.com offers guide to parks, outdoor activities, gear By Jen Leo
WORLD
Mob rule taints Bolivia indigenous law By Chris Kraul
Some see Mumbai terrorism as an attack on India-Israel ties By Peter Spiegel
In Paris, an anti-ad insurgency By Sebastian Rotella and Audrey Bastide
Sunni Iraqis in Baghdad enclave left off voter rolls By Monte Morin
In Iraq, improved security boosts Maliki at polls By Tina Susman
Voting for change in Mosul From a Special Correspondent
World Briefing / Thailand Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Vatican City Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Switzerland Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Kenya Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Kenya Times Wire Reports
Armed group vandalizes Caracas' oldest synagogue Associated Press
Somalia lawmakers elected moderate Islamist as president By Yusuf Hagi Hussein
Iraqis in Kufa bemoan Sadr movement's diminished role By Ned Parker and Usama Redha
Anger at Putin over economy By Alex Rodriguez
NEWS
The artist as a young boy By Jordan Rau, Jordan Rau is a reporter in The Times' Sacramento bureau.
The Nation By Jeffrey Collins, Collins writes for the Associated Press.
For the record
From Our Blogs By Carolyn Kellogg, Dan Neil and Monica Corcoran
Argentina farmers hit hard by worst drought in decades By Mayra Pertossi, Pertossi writes for the Associated Press.
Outrage over freezing death By David Eggert, Eggert writes for the Associated Press.
Parajet Skycar: not your typical fly-drive vacation By Gregory Katz, Katz writes for the Associated Press.
Beekeepers fear sting of imported hives By Garance Burke, Burke writes for the Associated Press.
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