Los Angeles Business Journal

1. Love Story.
The American Cinematheque presents a cast and crew reunion of director Arthur Hiller's film "Love Story" at the Egyptian Theater on April 11. Huller and ...
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2. Paul Taylor.
The internationally renowned Paul Taylor Dance Company comes to the Alex Theatre to premier Taylor's "Dandelion Wine and Fiends Angelical" in L.A. It's the only ...
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3. 1,200 Teen Voices.
The L.A. Master Chorale hosts one of the largest gatherings of its kind in the nation when it presents the 12th annual High School Choir ...
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4. Letters.
Guns and Violence In fantasy worlds such as that concocted by Mitch Albom ("Gun Violence Ends When Guns Are Gone," March 19), banishing guns would ...
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5. Leadership Void.
Improving L.A.'s economic prospects is a low priority in mayoral race EIGHT years ago, with the local economy in tatters, Los Angeles' business community - ...
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6. The Human Cloning Conundrum.
The birth of Dolly, the cloned lamb, in 1997 opened the doors for a heated debate on human cloning. Since then, cloning has been performed ...
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7. Wield Ax With Care.
COULD we really be returning to the days of "Chainsaw Al" so soon? Spooked by the national economic slowdown and eager to appease Wall Street, ...
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8. Media Attention Romanticizes Violence.
FIRST come the words: "Special Report." Then comes a TV anchor, pushing on a small earpiece, breathlessly informing you there has been another shooting in ...
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9. THE ROVING EYE.
IMAGINE seeing Tommy Lasorda staring back at you - nodding - while you're stuck in traffic on the 405. That amusing (or frightening) prospect is ...
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10. CRAWLING CUISINE.
Eating bugs isn't such a revolting idea at some local restaurants. In fact, the establishments go to great troubles to serve up the creatures. THANKS ...
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