What happened on March 28, 2010

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Smooth skin with less pain By Kavita Daswani, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Shopping: A day at the beach with Riviera Club By Max Padilla, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Fur: In vogue and in the line of fire By Susan Carpenter, Los Angeles Times
Fur comes with baggage By Geraldine Baum, Los Angeles Times
Reflections on Los Angeles Fashion Week By Adam Tschorn and Melissa Magsaysay, Los Angeles Times
Scene & Heard: ‘Ecosystems’ opening gala at the California Science Center By Ellen Olivier, Special to the Los Angeles Times
A fresh wardrobe approach for spring By Melissa Magsaysay, Los Angeles Times
Fur popular among the younger set By Emili Vesilind, Special to the Los Angeles Times

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What happened on March 28, 2010

ENTERTAINMENT

'Who Is Carolyn Keene?' By Jennifer Fisher

Paperback Writers: Nightmare noir By Richard Rayner

Jazz photographer Herman Leonard regroups at 86 By Steve Appleford

Pierre Boulez a work in progress at 85 By MARK SWED, Music Critic

'Solar: A Novel' by Ian McEwan By Taylor Antrim

NEW ON DVD: 'Sherlock Holmes' By Noel Murray

'Leaves of Grass' follows twins; 'Sweetgrass' joins a sheep drive By Mark Olsen

'The Sacred Made Real' at National Gallery By Stanley Meisler

Silk Road treasures By Scarlet Cheng

Hollywood thinks the '80s are totally rad By Rachel Abramowitz

Horoscope for March 28, 2010 By Holiday Mathis

'The Bridge: The Life and Rise of Barack Obama' by David Remnick By Douglas Brinkley

At 'Cast Party,' the mike is open and the party is on By Josh Getlin

Christopher Sorrentino assumes Dad's prose By Christopher Sorrentino

If movie theaters made concessions to health ... By Mary MacVean

Southern California's big theaters need fresh, dramatic thinking By Charles McNulty theater critic >>>

Sunday Conversation with... Holly Hunter By Irene Lacher

The Movable Buffet: Riding herd on Las Vegas' party animals By Richard Abowitz

'Something Red' by Jennifer Gilmore By Eryn Loeb

Flushing out Jason Alexander By Steve Rosenbloom

Off The Shelf: Ben Greenman goes 3-D By Ben Greenman

European Championship attracts huge field By Jack Peters

'Letters From Fontainhas: Three Films by Pedro Costa' By Sam Adams

'Outside of a Dog: A Bibliomemoir' By Susan Salter Reynolds

'The Sabbath World: Glimpses of a Different Order of Time' by Judith Shulevitz By David L. Ulin

THE MONITOR: 'The Marriage Ref' By Jon Caramanica

Television Critic's Notebook: Networks turn clock back to family hour By MARY McNAMARA, Television Critic

Film Critic's Notebook: When an actor is also a friend By KENNETH TURAN, Film Critic

'The Shaking Woman or a History of My Nerves' by Siri Hustvedt By Susan Salter Reynolds

TRAVEL

One-of-a-kind treasures in New Delhi’s markets By Mike Morris, Reporting from New Delhi

Antique-hunting in Arezzo, Italy By Laura Deutsch

Hone bargaining skills at São Paulo, Brazil’s many farmers markets and crafts fairs By Phuong-Cac Nguyen, Reporting from São Paulo, Brazil

Planning your trip to New Delhi By Mike Morris

Children’s museums take a hands-on approach to little visitors By Jenn Garbee

Calendar: Calico Easter Celebration By Avital Binshtock

Adding up tax deductions on business trips By Terry Gardner

Booking rooms in an Italian monastery or convent By Jen Leo

Planning your trip to Arezzo, Italy By Laura Deutsch

Recently revamped kids’ museums By Jenn Garbee

Need to Know: Lincoln Center, resort for dogs, King Kong attraction From The Los Angeles Times

Films & programs on South America, Sierra Nevada and Yosemite From The Los Angeles Times

Readers Recommendation: Snorkel with humpback whales From The Los Angeles Times

Orbitz’s Spring Cruise Clearance By Jen Leo

Letters: Kenya safari — on a budget From The Los Angeles Times

Farmers markets and crafts fairs information for São Paulo, Brazil By Phuong-Cac Nguyen

W Hollywood guests feel the glitz By Beverly Beyette

BUSINESS

Tech firms try to outperk one another By Jessica Guynn

Father's living trust is missing Liz Pulliam Weston, Money Talk

Student-run store gets hard lesson in lost profit By Cyndia Zwahlen

More underwater homeowners to get cuts in principal balance By Kenneth R. Harney

Lenders' reps go door to door trying to help delinquent borrowers By Lew Sichelman

Free-spending teens return to malls By Andrea Chang

Old-fashioned investing advice still applies Kathy M. Kristof, Personal Finance

How I Made It: Melinda Lee By P.J. Huffstutter

Financial advice for a widow By Ann Marsh

A house with commanding presence By Darrell Satzman

How should common-area lighting project be financed? By Stephen Glassman and Donie Vanitzian

Savings is topic of 'the talk' By Don Lee

WORLD

In Mexico, Catholic order is haunted by past By Tracy Wilkinson

People, people everywhere in China, and not enough to work By Barbara Demick and David Pierson

Obama statue controversy not really about Obama By John M. Glionna

Ahmed bin Zayed al Nahyan of Abu Dhabi missing By Borzou Daragahi

Economic aid for Pakistan a victim of corruption worries By Alex Rodriguez

A Baghdad street is jammed with memories By Ned Parker and Raheem Salman

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

A rabbit rescue in downtown L.A. By Carla Hall

Peter Gowland dies at 93; innovative glamour photographer By Bob Pool

Elinor Smith Sullivan dies at 98; daring female pilot Times Wire Reports

Sheriff Baca's electronic monitoring program falls short By Jack Leonard

L.A. school unions agree to cut days from academic calendar By Jason Song

This charge against Babe Ruth was off base By Steve Harvey

A cliffhanger at Fairfax Theater By Ann M. Simmons

$50,000 tattoo blaster stolen from L.A.-area nonprofit clinic By Jill Leovy and Ruben Vives

Will Whitman's beaucoup bucks mean beaucoup votes? Steve Lopez

As more L.A. County children die, reform still falters By Garrett Therolf and Kim Christensen