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What happened on May 10, 2009
ENTERTAINMENT
'Up' is Pixar at its most ambitious By John Horn
'The Game' plan By Jon Caramanica
Diego Luna, Gael Garcia Bernal reunite for 'Rudo y Cursi' By Reed Johnson
Miles Davis' 'Kind of Blue' at 50 By Scott Timberg
Being on the bubble is real TV suspense By Maria Elena Fernandez
Paramore gambles on raw emotions By August Brown
'The Protest Singer' by Alec Wilkinson By David Gura, Gura is an assistant editor at National Public Radio.
HBO's 'Alzheimer's Project' series explores the disease By Gina Piccalo
Los Angeles Ballet works hard to reach the premier By Diane Haithman
'Go Down Together' by Jeff Guinn and 'Bonnie and Clyde' by Paul Schneider By Wendy Smith, Smith is the author of "Real Life Drama: The Group Theatre and America, 1931-1940."
Ziggy Marley gets in some 'Family Time' By Choire Sicha
'Dirty Dancing,' the mega-hit musical By Chris Lee
'Seven Tenths: The Sea and Its Thresholds'; 'A Sandhills Ballad' By Susan Salter Reynolds
It's round two for Rian Johnson's 'The Brothers Bloom' By Mark Olsen
'Finding Oz' by Evan I. Schwartz, 'Cheek by Jowl' by Ursula K. Le Guin By Kate Bernheimer, Bernheimer is the editor of the Fairy Tale Review. Her most recent novel is "The Complete Tales of Merry Gold."
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'Taken,' 'Eclipse Series 16: Alexander Korda's Private Lives,' 'Of Time and the City' and 'Taking Chance' are on DVD By Noel Murray
'Wanting: A Novel' by Richard Flanagan By Jon Fasman, Fasman is the author of the novels "The Geographer's Library" and "The Unpossessed City."
Huston's 'Wise Blood' takes on the new faith of a nonbeliever By Dennis Lim
Maria Shriver finds a community in 'The Alzheimer's Project' By Gina Piccalo
'Real Housewives of New Jersey,' 'Management,' Seth MacFarlane and more By Denise Martin
Ursula K. Le Guin's work still resonates with readers By Scott Timberg, Timberg blogs at scott-timberg.blogspot.com.
Female conductors crack the glass podium By Chloe Veltman
'A Drifting Life' by Yoshihiro Tatsumi, translated from the Japanese by Taro Nettleton, edited, designed and lettered by Adrian Tomine By Susan Carpenter, Carpenter is a Times staff writer.
Jacket Copy By Carolyn Kellogg
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Culture Monster By David Ng
Sketchbook By J.T. Steiny
Art By Geoff Boucher
The Kids' Reading Room
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Kids' Book Reviews
The Kids' Reading Room By Haitham Chehabi
NATIONAL
Public debate over 'public option' for healthcare By Noam N. Levey
U.S. gets tough on Canadian border By Bob Drogin
Memos shed light on CIA use of sleep deprivation By Greg Miller
Boston trolley crash prompts cellphone ban for operators Associated Press
In Brooke Astor court case, another world on display By Tina Susman
Body of Georgia professor sought in shootings is found Associated Press
GM furloughs test workers' patience By P.J. Huffstutter
Vegan wants ILVTOFU on license plate. 2BAD, state says. By Deedee Correll, Correll writes for The Times.
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A timely debut
Top Of The Ticket By Andrew Malcolm And Johanna Neuman
WORLD
Jacob Zuma inaugurated as South Africa's president By Robyn Dixon
Russian factory owner undaunted by the system By Megan K. Stack
U.S.-Afghan report blames Taliban for civilian deaths Associated Press
Confusion over Taliban muddies the issues in Pakistan By Mark Magnier
Pope calls for cooperation between Christians and Muslims By Jeffrey Fleishman
For Christian enclave in Jordan, tribal lands are sacred By Jeffrey Fleishman
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BUSINESS
How to get the best price for your old jewelry By Kathy Kristof
Carnival cruise customers sailed into a swine flu fiasco By David Lazarus
Garage sale planning tips By Andrea Chang
Board president should not also be legal counsel By Stephen Glassman And Donie Vanitzian
Garage sales: Seller and buyer beware By Andrea Chang
Garage sale shopping tips By Andrea Chang
'Zula Patrol' creator prioritized fun By Alex Pham
Historic Avenel Cooperative project in Silver Lake has corner unit for sale By Catherine Ho
Home of the Week update By Lauren Beale
Taxpayers profited off Madoff
Arbitration need not be force fed
Chrysler's drive into bankruptcy
Citizenship issue pushes buttons
Federal loans for credit card debt
American Express cutting no slack
A little early to kick Tesla tires
Behind the curve on home prices?
Consumer Briefs / Mail Times Staff And Wire Reports
Consumer Briefs / Retail Times Staff And Wire Reports
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Consumer Briefs / Travel Times Staff And Wire Reports
Consumer Briefs / Recalls Times Staff And Wire Reports
Home, condo sales for Southland counties
Weekly Mortgage Rates
Rent Watch
OPINION
What Republicans need is a mutiny By Richard A. Viguerie, Richard A. Viguerie is the author of "Conservatives Betrayed: How George W. Bush and Other Big Government Republicans Hijacked the Conservative Cause."
The Republican Party ignores young 'millennials' at its peril By Morley Winograd And Michael D. Hais, Morley Winograd and Michael D. Hais are fellows of the think tanks NDN and the New Policy Institute and the coauthors of "Millennial Makeover: MySpace, YouTube, and the Future of American Politics."
Obama's bad stem cell compromise By Marion Roach, Marion Roach, who writes for thesisterproject.com, is based in New York.
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The nation needs a better GOP By Mickey Edwards, Mickey Edwards is a former U.S. congressman, a lecturer at Princeton University and the author of "Reclaiming Conservatism."
Obama's big bet on Pakistan By Doyle Mcmanus
Nothing to snort at By Joel Pett, Joel Pett is the Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist for the Lexington Herald-Leader. His work also appears in USA Today.
Tax the fat cats
Inherit what?
Gay rights and the ballot
Separate isn't equal
It's the simple things
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Volunteers clean up L.A. River By Carla Hall
UC Merced's first full graduating class: We made it! By Larry Gordon
Cleanup funding benefits energy giants By Evan Halper
Chuck Daly dies at 78; basketball coach led Pistons, Olympic team By Mark Heisler
Weiss and Trutanich find some common ground By Maeve Reston
Los Angeles Community College District By Gale Holland
32nd Congressional District By Jean Merl
An insider and outsider contend for seat By David Zahniser
Corona man held in stabbing deaths of his 2 daughters By Margot Roosevelt
With Trutanich, San Pedro docks are home to a contender By Steve Lopez
Ballot measures By Eric Bailey And Evan Halper
Santa Barbara firefighters get a boost from cooler, damp weather By Ann M. Simmons And Esmeralda Bermudez
Three compete for California Senate seat in 26th District By Jean Merl
Steve Gideon, 52; singer-actor starred in first gay version of 'Marry Me a Little' By Valerie J. Nelson
Accused of sexual abuse, but back in the classroom By Jason Song
Army Pvt. Benjamin B. Tollefson, 22, Concord, Calif.; killed in mortar attack in Iraq By Corina Knoll
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Schwarzenegger needs a boost, but his chances recede with the economy By Cathleen Decker
California Briefing / San Diego County By Tony Perry
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Ruben Vives
IMAGE
Never too late to shop for Mom By Melissa Magsaysay
Shoppers cut back on spending, for now By Reed Johnson
At Now A.P.C., flower power blossoms By Max Padilla
Retailers play to the faithful: big spenders By Carla Hall
Spending on luxury in tight times By Carla Hall
Moms get tips on how to dig into daughters' clothes By Emili Vesilind
At theOutnet.com, the well heeled can click off with (relative) bargains By Emili Vesilind
'Gypset Style' book party celebrates the hybrid lifestyle By Booth Moore, FASHION CRITIC
A note about stationery By Melissa Magsaysay
Matthew Williamson plays it cool for H&M By Melissa Magsaysay
SCIENCE
Hubble's last fix-it mission is also its riskiest By John Johnson Jr.
SPORTS
Evan Longoria powers Rays past Red Sox Associated Press
Eight-run second inning sends Orioles past Yankees Associated Press
Tuesday Through Thursday: Vs. Boston Red Sox At Angel Stadium Friday Through May 17: Vs. Texas Rangers At Arlington, Texas By Bill Shaikin
Darren Oliver gives bullpen stability By Ben Bolch
Joe Saunders is zeroed in By Ben Bolch
Angels' Joe Saunders on A-Rod: 'It's over' By Bill Shaikin
It's thumb kind of game By Mike Bresnahan
Zach Thornton leads Chivas to another win By Grahame L. Jones
Tuesday Through Thursday: Phillies At Philadelphia Friday Through May 17: Florida Marlins At Miami By Bill Shaikin
Dodgers coaches at the ready in Manny Ramirez's absence By Dylan Hernandez And Jim Peltz
Shutout is special for Dodgers' Eric Stults By Jim Peltz
Ryan Getzlaf slowed by illness By Helene Elliott
Ducks need to adjust to Red Wings' depth By Helene Elliott
Up next for Galaxy: Sunday at Seattle By Grahame L. Jones
Alex Cejka leads by five, but Tiger Woods is right there with him By Teddy Greenstein
In the end, it's all about Lakers-Cavaliers By Mark Heisler
Punishment pending for Chelsea players and Guadalajara's Hector Reynoso By Grahame L. Jones
Yao Ming is finished for playoffs By Mike Bresnahan And Broderick Turner
Life without Manny: One step at a time for Dodgers By Dylan Hernandez
Helio Castroneves wins pole for Indianapolis 500 Associated Press
NASCAR's Jeremy Mayfield fails drug test By Tania Ganguli
Mark Martin wins Southern 500 at Darlington By Tania Ganguli
NBA admits to official mistake in Nuggets' victory Associated Press
Suns remove interim tag from Alvin Gentry's title Associated Press
Lindsey Wright, Cristie Kerr lead LPGA event Staff And Wire Reports
Penguins beat Capitals in overtime Associated Press
Brewers turn the lights out on Cubs Associated Press
Mets extend winning streak to six games Associated Press
Manny Ramirez supporters resemble Giants fans By Bill Plaschke
Kevin Smith is no cowardly Lion By Mike Penner
Houston's Ron Artest will play in Game 4 against the Lakers By Broderick Turner
Royals glad Zack Greinke returned By Bill Shaikin
Lack of outrage at Manny Ramirez shows scrambled priorities By Kurt Streeter
UC Irvine beats USC to win NCAA volleyball title Associated Press
He's an offensive lineman with a weight problem Associated Press
Former quarterback's lawsuit challenges EA Sports By Associated Press
Longshot To Big Shot Associated Press
Chip off the old ... Chip? Associated Press
Commentary By Sally Jenkins, Jenkins is a sports columnist for the Washington Post.
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Surprise Ending
Sol today By Grahame L. Jones
Inside Baseball By Phil Rogers
TRAVEL
Four Seasons Resort Maui By Susan Derby
The Hobbit Motel on the North Island By Kelsey Ramos
Flying the 'elite' skies By Terry Gardner
Campania region is where fresh mozzarella roams By Susan Spano
Beautiful, unspoiled Paestum By Susan Spano
Eurail passes turn back the clock -- and the prices By Chris Erskine; Leslie Anne Wiggins; Susan Spano; Judi Dash; Jen Leo
Weighing in on the laptop lightweights By Terry Gardner
Bike power in San Luis Obispo By Jane Engle
Cancel over flu? By Catharine Hamm
Jobless in Vegas, on a budget and having fun By Leslie Tellez
Raveable offers quick and easy hotel reviews By Jen Leo
Actually, RVing can be a bargain
Moving in, out at the White House
Three cheers for Henry VIII
Word of caution on Queen's Bath
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'Springtime for Hitler' -- Will they laugh in Berlin? By Patrick Mcgroarty, McGroarty writes for the Associated Press.
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From Our Blogs By Raed Rafei In Beirut; Tami Dennis; Adam Rose; Kelly Burgess
War dogs called to front lines again and again By Christian Davenport, Davenport writes for the Washington Post. Post staff writer Josh White contributed to this report.
Flea treatments for pets prompt an EPA warning By Diane C. Lade
A military victory few can imagine By John Flesher, Flesher writes for the Associated Press.
An experiment in living plastic-free is no easy task By Trine Tsouderos
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