What happened on March 21, 2010

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High-heeled shoes your feet won’t hate you for By Victoria Namkung, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Yes, even clothes can be recycled By Susan Carpenter, Los Angeles Times
Orange and coral are hot in makeup this spring By Melissa Magsaysay, Los Angeles Times staff writer
Makeup for redheads By Alene Dawson, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Smart looks in leather By Victoria Namkung, Special to the Los Angeles Times
L.L. Bean’s Signature updates the classics By Max Padilla, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Fashion diary: Retailers discuss what will make it from runway to rack By Booth Moore, Los Angeles Times Fashion Critic
Clothing makers expand recycling efforts By Susan Carpenter, Los Angeles Times
Designers find value in vintage By Susan Carpenter, Los Angeles Times
Steve Martin and Eric Fischl on why L.A. loves art By Ellen Olivier, Special to the Los Angeles Times

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What happened on March 21, 2010

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High-heeled shoes your feet won’t hate you for By Victoria Namkung, Special to the Los Angeles Times

Yes, even clothes can be recycled By Susan Carpenter, Los Angeles Times

Orange and coral are hot in makeup this spring By Melissa Magsaysay, Los Angeles Times staff writer

Makeup for redheads By Alene Dawson, Special to the Los Angeles Times

Smart looks in leather By Victoria Namkung, Special to the Los Angeles Times

L.L. Bean’s Signature updates the classics By Max Padilla, Special to the Los Angeles Times

Fashion diary: Retailers discuss what will make it from runway to rack By Booth Moore, Los Angeles Times Fashion Critic

Clothing makers expand recycling efforts By Susan Carpenter, Los Angeles Times

Designers find value in vintage By Susan Carpenter, Los Angeles Times

Steve Martin and Eric Fischl on why L.A. loves art By Ellen Olivier, Special to the Los Angeles Times

ENTERTAINMENT

Marco Bellocchio, perennial provocateur By Saul Austerlitz

Comedy talent scouts get the joke By Gina Piccalo

The Aztecs, through old-world eyes By Suzanne Muchnic

L.A. Opera and its $32-million Ring By Mike Boehm >>>

'Never Breathe a Word: The Collected Stories' by Caroline Blackwood By Carolyn Kellogg

U.S. embassy: An outpost as a signpost By CHRISTOPHER HAWTHORNE, Architecture Critic

Word Play: Space aliens in their youth, wimpy kids and others -- assorted gems By Sonja Bolle

Ed Asner: 'I'm always thought of in Hollywood ... as the resident communist' By Irene Lacher

New life for a Jerome Robbins ballet By Susan Reiter

Alfred Molina paints the town 'Red' By Barbara Isenberg

'ER' grad now scrubs for 'Miami Medical' By Cristy Lytal

'So Much for That: A Novel' by Lionel Shriver By Ella Taylor

Sandra Bullock and 'The Blind Side' arrive By Noel Murray

'Next: A Novel' by James Hynes By Tod Goldberg

Horoscope: March 21 By Holiday Mathis

Noah Baumbach shows 'Greenberg' how he sees it By Mark Olsen

James Mason flips out in 'Bigger Than Life' By Sam Adams

They're 100% kid By Karen Wada

A 'nothing' hand takes thought By Steve Rosenbloom

'Our Message to the Milky Way' By Diane K. Fisher

Discoveries: 'The Solitude of Prime Numbers: A Novel' By Susan Salter Reynolds

Championship preparation, modern style By Jack Peters

Caught in a paranoid conspiracy grip By Howard Hampton

East met West for the first time in San Francisco in 1860 By Charles Burress

'The End of the Revolution: China and the Limits of Modernity' by Wang Hui By Jeffrey Wasserstrom

Bill O'Reilly's indie instincts By Matea Gold

'Chloe' creates an odd triangle on and off-screen By Mark Olsen

'Known to Evil: A Novel' by Walter Mosley By Sarah Weinman

Off the Shelf: Trouble seeing the line between fact and fiction By David Shields

OPINION

Will a king's death kill Thailand's democracy? By Stanley A. Weiss

Saving the Google students By Sara Scribner

What if Iran gets the bomb? Doyle McManus

Bashing 'them' again By Peter Schrag

SPORTS

Sirr Parker's life story, now in its second act, continues to inspire Jerry Crowe

In first interviews since car crash, Tiger Woods talks about ‘disgusting behavior’ By Diane Pucin

Our annual March Madness mock draft By Mark Heisler

World Cup bets tilt on trivia too By Grahame L. Jones

Vin Scully ‘embarrassed over all the fuss’ By Jim Peltz

Tournament proves college basketball's talent gap is nothing major Chris Dufresne

Could have been worse Broderick Turner

Lakers are hardly inspiring in a 99-92 victory over Wizards By Broderick Turner

Workmanlike win is a key one for Kings Helene Elliott

Clippers lack effort in loss to Kings By Lisa Dillman

Ivan Ljubicic is just a bit stronger than Andy Roddick in final at Indian Wells By Diane Pucin

Dodgers' opening-day starter is up in the air By Jim Peltz

Phil Jackson says Andrew Bynum is showing some improvement By Broderick Turner

UCLA women rout North Carolina State, 74-54 By Jeff Shelman

At Indian Wells, no madness, no marquee matchups, but some fine tennis Bill Dwyre

UCLA women pin hopes on true freshman By Baxter Holmes

European Champions League play could benefit Italy in World Cup Grahame L. Jones, on soccer

European Champions League play could benefit Italy in World Cup By Grahame L. Jones

Jim Furyk gets first PGA Tour victory since 2007 Wire reports

Vin Scully ‘embarrassed over all the fuss’ By Jim Peltz

Chone Figgins helps beat Angels By Kevin Baxter

Teemu Selanne’s 600th goal helps lift Ducks By Robyn Norwood

It’s Bakersfield or bust for high school state championships Eric Sondheimer

Joe Mauer gets eight-year contract extension Wire reports

No more home games Kevin Baxter

Jelena Jankovic makes herself at home Bill Dwyre

Making a lasting first impression Sam Farmer

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

California's food stamp participation rate is nation's second-lowest By Alexandra Zavis and Emilie Mutert

Sid Fleischman dies at 90; Newbery Medal-winning children's writer By Dennis McLellan

Camp Pendleton troops deploy to Afghanistan By Tony Perry

Police fatally shoot unarmed man in Koreatown By Jason Song