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What happened on May 01, 2009
ENTERTAINMENT
Art Review By Christopher Knight, ART CRITIC
'Break' muscles in on noir genre, but weakly By Glenn Whipp; Robert Abele; Kevin Thomas; Gary Goldstein
Hyping swine flu isn't really healthy By James Rainey
First Dudamel fellows are named By Karen Wada
Trader Vic's Los Angeles brings back the Polynesian twist By Scott T. Sterling
'The Limits of Control' By Betsy Sharkey, FILM CRITIC
'Il Divo' By Kenneth Turan, FILM CRITIC
'The Merry Gentleman' By Betsy Sharkey, FILM CRITIC
Theater Beat By F. Kathleen Foley; Charlotte Stoudt; Philip Brandes; David C. Nichols
Simon Cowell saves his nice side for British audiences By Jon Caramanica
Hugh Jackman returns to signature role as Wolverine By Geoff Boucher
'Ghosts of Girlfriends Past' By Betsy Sharkey, FILM CRITIC
'Battle for Terra' By Robert Abele
'Brothers,' edited by Andrew Blauner By Jim Ruland
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes By The Baltimore Sun
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes The Washington Post
Quick Takes Associated Press
Hero Complex By Alicia Lozano
Music Review By Mark Swed, MUSIC CRITIC
Around The Galleries By Leah Ollman
Obama will visit with Hollywood donors this time By Tina Daunt
Dominic Monaghan By Mark Sachs
Review By Laura Bleiberg
A dream-come-true film for Paolo Sorrentino By Susan King
BUSINESS
Mortgage reduction bill fails in Senate By Janet Hook
Experian loses ruling that could strengthen Fair Credit Reporting Act By Carol J. Williams
The taste of dog food? It's harder than you think to identify By Jerry Hirsch
Hasbro and Discovery partner to create kids' TV channel By Joe Flint
Disney joins Fox and NBC as joint venture partner of Hulu By Dawn C. Chmielewski
Employers to be new targets of federal enforcement By Anna Gorman and James Oliphant
Chrysler's bankruptcy path is uncharted, but GM could follow By Jim Puzzanghera and Martin Zimmerman
Chrysler will feel unfulfilled in its Italian romance By Dan Neil
SEC sues consulting firm for Los Angeles pension agency By Walter Hamilton and Marc Lifsher and , David Zahniser
Own a Chrysler? Here's how the automaker's bankruptcy could affect you By David Colker
96,000 cribs sold nationwide are recalled By Andrea Chang
Many Chrysler dealers see silver lining in automaker's bankruptcy By Tiffany Hsu
Business Briefing / Real Estate Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Courts Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Courts Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Pharmaceuticals Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Labor Times Wire Reports
Company Town
Company Town / Entertainment Earnings Times Wire Reports
Company Town / Entertainment Earnings Times Wire Reports
Company Town / Entertainment Earnings Times Wire Reports
Earnings Roundup / Exxon Mobil Times Wire Reports
Earnings Roundup / Safeway Times Wire Reports
Earnings Roundup Times Wire Reports
Bank stress test results postponed Bloomberg News
Earnings Roundup / First American Times Wire Reports
Mortgage rates hit record lows Times Wire Reports
Stocks end mixed after Chrysler bankruptcy news Associated Press
'X-Men Origins: Wolverine' kicks off high-stakes summer movie season By Ben Fritz
Credit card reform bill passes House by vote of 357-70 Associated Press
In Chrysler bankruptcy, carmakers may be following airlines' path By Peter Pae
WORLD
Captain once held by pirates urges military protection, armed crews By Rebecca Cole
An edgy quiet descends over Mexico City By Ken Ellingwood
Jailed reporter's case in Iran filled with intrigue By Jeffrey Fleishman and Ramin Mostaghim
Russia blasts the West over two issues By Megan K. Stack
Gunman kills 13 at Azerbaijan university By Megan K. Stack
Britain ends Iraq combat mission Associated Press
Family of Mexico's first fatality grapples with infamy By Tracy Wilkinson
Pakistani troops move against Taliban militants Associated Press
World Briefing / Mexico By Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Sri Lanka By Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / China By Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Australia By Times Wire Reports
Voting with a smile in India
Mourning
5 killed as car plows into parade in Netherlands Associated Press
World Briefing / Saudi Arabia By Times Wire Reports
U.S. wants Iran talks soon By Paul Richter
South Korea's ex-President Roh interrogated By Ju-min Park and John M. Glionna
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Corona woman elaborates on her claim that the Zodiac killer was her father By Maura Dolan and Jessica Garrison
Immigration activists plan May Day rallies By Teresa Watanabe
Wax celebrities go on the auction block By Bob Pool
Nora O'Brien dies at 44; NBC Universal program executive By Meg James
California population growth flattens out By Rich Connell
South El Monte eatery has oodles of noodles, but few diners By Hector Becerra
College-bound students run into financial wall By Gale Holland
Duroville mobile home park will not close By David Kelly
Visions for the future collide in historic San Gabriel By Corina Knoll
Polanski gives no hint of returning to U.S. By Harriet Ryan
Jack Lohrke dies at 85; major league infielder known for cheating death By Valerie J. Nelson
French tourists who died in Central California bus crash are named By Associated Press
California Briefing / Sacramento By Evan Halper
California Briefing / Oakland By Julie Cart
California Briefing / Sacramento By Patrick Mcgreevy
California Briefing / San Diego By Tony Perry
California Briefing / Morgan Hill Associated Press
Commemorating The Fall Of Saigon
California Briefing / San Diego By Tony Perry
Passings TIMES STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
California Briefing / Lennox By Julie Cart
Unions raise stakes in L.A. city attorney's race By Maeve Reston
Passings TIMES STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
Frederick Gulden dies at 86; American architect was left behind when Saigon fell By Patricia Sullivan, Sullivan writes for the Washington Post.
NATIONAL
Alejandro Mayorkas tapped to head immigration agency By Josh Meyer
White House adjusts Biden's swine flu advice By Mark Silva and Christi Parsons
Souter to retire from Supreme Court By David G. Savage
Ali Saleh Kahlah Marri admits helping 9/11 architects By Josh Meyer and Joel Hood
Jay Bybee silent on interrogation memos By Carol J. Williams
Justice prefers the simple life associated press
Hospitals swamped amid flu fears By Noam N. Levey
National Briefing / North Carolina TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / New York TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / West Coast TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Long Goodbye
Elizabeth Edwards says news of affair made her vomit Associated Press
Gates defends plan to accept Chinese detainees in U.S. By Julian E. Barnes
SPORTS
John Wooden is too busy to deal with death By T.j. Simers
Mannywood By Kurt Streeter
Arcadia's baseball team has earned its stripes By Eric Sondheimer, ON HIGH SCHOOLS
What Pacquiao-Hatton means for Shane Mosley By Bill Dwyre
Doug Mientkiewicz never saw A-Rod use steroids in high school By Dylan Hernandez
Garrett Gomez takes success in stride By Kevin Baxter
Jockey Joe Talamo has a certain star quality By Diane Pucin, ON SPORTS MEDIA
Renardo Sidney signs with Mississippi State By Lance Pugmire
Ducks and Red Wings can do a little of everything By Helene Elliott
Justin Speier has off night as Angels lose to Yankees By Mike Digiovanna, ON THE ANGELS
Matt Garza shuts down Red Sox Associated Press
Ryan Sweeney's catch saves victory for A's Associated Press
Pitching still a concern in victory for Dodgers By Dylan Hernandez, ON THE DODGERS
Tiger Woods shoots 65 to take early lead at Quail Hollow Associated Press
Wait is almost over for Lakers By Broderick Turner
Bulls finally able to seal the ordeal By K.c. Johnson
Sami Salo leads Vancouver Canucks past Chicago Blackhawks Associated Press
Cardinals score five in the ninth to beat Nationals Associated Press
Marlins defeat the slumping Cubs Associated Press
Marina and Edison to battle for third time By Ben Bolch
Rockets earn a date with the Lakers By Mark Heisler
Horse Racing
Magic wins without Dwight Howard Associated Press
Mark Teixeira hopes the Angels have no hard feelings By Mike Digiovanna
Top baseball rivalry? Dodgers-Giants, Forbes says By Mike Penner
The Day In Sports By Chris Foster; Eric Sondheimer; Lance Pugmire, Staff and Wire Reports
SCIENCE
Face masks aren't a sure bet against swine flu By Shari Roan and Rong-gong Lin Ii
New swine flu cases reported, but pace seems to slow By Thomas H. Maugh Ii
OPINION
No room for a covert client list in city attorney race By Erwin Chemerinsky, Erwin Chemerinsky is dean of the UC Irvine School of Law. He served as chair of the Elected Los Angeles Charter Reform Commission.
Where's Obama's steering Chrysler?
An unprincipled move
Souls lost to the horror
Clearing the air over trucking
Proposition 1A, flawed but needed
Pontiac in the rear-view mirror
In defense of the president, mostly
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