- Exclusive video: 'Ghostbusters' -- from Wii to sequel?
- Susan Boyle suffers 'emotional breakdown,' checks into hospital
- 'Breaking Bad': Perfect season ends with a falling sky
- Dixon wins NHRA top fuel race in Topeka
- Lester Horton Dance Awards announced tonight
- 2009 MTV Movie Awards -- Arrivals
- Britain copes after Susan Boyle loses
- Speaking of quiet athletes, Lance Armstrong spoke words, not Twitter
- Review: 'The Little Foxes' at Pasadena Playhouse
- TNT NBA ratings on a big high. And Charles, Kenny and Ernie will be back
- Nadal vs. LeBron ... talking versus sulking after a loss
- Eric Fischl wants artists involved in shaping American identity
- John Tolos dies at 78; notorious wrestling villain known as the Golden Greek
- Ballet Hispanico: Hello and goodbye
- Holmes for the holidays: Robert Downey Jr. as Sherlock Holmes this December
- Family films continue to dominate the box office as 'Up' soars to $68 million
- What a story: Texas reliever throws 169 pitches in 25-inning game
- Everyone loves a hero -- especially pilot Sully
- Portrait of the artist as an artist
- Your morning adorable: Dog + giant ball + snow = fun!
- First look: 'Up' soars; not many dragged to 'Hell'
- EGYPT: Obama speech great news for Cairo University
- The politics of horror -- what matters behind the splatter
- 'The Other Side of Desire' by Daniel Bergner
- Ballet Hispanico
- A new routine for Tina Ramirez
- 'The Servants' Quarters' by Lynn Freed, 'A Day in the Life: One Family, the Beautiful People, & the End of the '60s' by Robert Greenfield, 'The Halfway House' by Guillermo Rosales
- How spell-check changed my life
- Los Angeles Times bestsellers for May 31, 2009
- Epic, simple
- Spitting in the eye of mainstream education
- Thousands rally in California's heartland in support of gay marriage
- Kenneth Kahn dies at 66; L.A. defense attorney moonlighted as a comedian
- Congress funds mortgage fraud crackdown
- Open-plan luxury in Brentwood
- Military deaths
- PASSINGS
- 'The Signal: A Novel' by Ron Carlson
- 'The Photographer' by Emmanuel Guibert, Didier Lefèvre and Frédéric Lemercier
- 'The Great Perhaps' by Joe Meno
- Homeowner association members face huge assessment for legal fees
- Listing details
- Los Angeles Times bestsellers for May 31, 2009
- For Lisa See, Los Angeles' Chinatown was always like stepping into her past
- 'The Pleasures and Sorrows of Work' by Alain de Botton
- 'Wetlands' by Charlotte Roche
- A quiet OK for peaks' removal
- Mexico drug traffickers corrupt politics
- Prominent attorney Susan B. Jordan, 67, is killed in plane crash
- Center stage: middle-class African Americans
- Still short on details, Meg Whitman takes two stands that could hurt her
- André Previn's place in L.A. Philharmonic history
- Pass/fail for L.A.'s new arts school
- Army Sgt. Raul Moncada, 29, Madera; killed by roadside bomb near Baghdad
- Look where MapQuest is ready to go
- Yosemite hike makes you feel 2,425 feet tall
- The Common touch
- Chicago aquarium cooks up a sushi class
- Reaching out to conservatives
- A quiet OK for peaks' removal
- Down on Dream Street
- Stults may get thumbed out of spot in rotation
- Clark takes lead, seeks first PGA Tour win
- Bounces fall the Red Wings' way
- Howard slams his way past Schmidt
- CC Sabathia beats his former team
- Getting paid to lumber around
- A night at the casbah
- Nature studies
- Stars of the Street
- Ex-trade minister arrested while trying to flee Iraq
- Galaxy gets tie, loses Donovan
- 'The Servants' Quarters' by Lynn Freed, 'A Day in the Life: One Family, the Beautiful People, & the End of the '60s' by Robert Greenfield, 'The Halfway House' by Guillermo Rosales
- Andy Richter
- Versions of 'perversions'
- Humble job, inspiring art
- When art imitates the director's life
- 'The true house of kings'
- Rockies rally in bottom of the ninth
- Where the innkeepers opt to stay and play
- U.S., Asian allies gear up for tougher stance toward N. Korea
- Searching for elites among immigrants
- Loyal Joe upstaged by Arlen?
- Italy's Silvio Berlusconi tries to block publication of photos
- Drama tends to follow Serena
- Whispers around the majors
- Abily, Boxx score in win
- Pakistani cities are new battleground for Taliban
- Three hanged in Iran mosque bombing
- He takes the prize
- Military deaths
- Dodgers third baseman Casey Blake doesn't start today
- Beware of fake checks
- Tours & cruises
- Their body of work
- CLASSIC, BLACK AND TEENIE WEENIE
- The first Supreme Court Latino?
- Beckham caught being upwardly mobile
- Meet the hot new digital pioneer
- Retired couple have work cut out for them
- Kenneth Kahn dies at 66; L.A. defense attorney moonlighted as a comedian
- Spitting in the eye of mainstream education
- China's shadow
- A pure problem
- It's goodbyes all around
- Legal moves put members on hook for huge assessment
- Luxury from the ground up
- Other towns with artistic pedigrees
- Scottish singer's fairy tale stops short
- Price strikes out 11 to earn first win
- Heroic Fireboat 2 finds itself out of water
- French Open at a glance
- A rearview mirror on a teenage girl's reality
- PASSINGS
- Two sides to Sonia Sotomayor
- 9 Afghan soldiers and 30 insurgents killed in battle
- Cloudy, chance of portent
- Take this job and analyze it
- Even then, it was a step into the past
- A self-aware Criss Angel
- The graphic reality of a stricken land
- Digging the dirt
- Castroneves crashes into wall a week after Indy 500 triumph
- UNDERRATEDOVERRATED
- The new Sherlock Holmes -- action hero? Comic bumbler?
- Putting a new face on the portrait
- On new ground
- Kicking it up, one more time
- Male animals, domesticated
- Lakers have pundits circling bandwagon
- Fullerton is in control; UC Irvine is in trouble
- It's Magic, not kingdom, in the Finals
- André Previn's blue period
- The free deal
- USC stays silent about NCAA investigation
- Iran president's rivals slam his foreign policy
- Red Wings' old-fashioned know-how beats Penguins
- Shocked? The director certainly was
- Luxury resort gets $8-million city bailout
- Amendment ease draws activists' ire
- A title bout between 2 Eastsides
- It could be Rodriguez, not Wood
- Missing that next-door guy
- A string of client complaints made against Angel Strategies
- U.S. Census sparks feud over the counting of illegal immigrants
- In a state of suspended disbelief over Manny Ramirez
- A fare gamble
- To this financier, Michael Jackson is an undervalued asset
- MONDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY: DIAMONDBACKS AT DODGER STADIUM THURSDAY THROUGH JUNE 7: PHILLIES AT DODGER STADIUM
- Military policeman is killed by a roadside bomb near Baghdad
- PASS / FAIL
- TUESDAY THROUGH THURSDAY: BLUE JAYS AT TORONTO FRIDAY THROUGH JUNE 7: TIGERS AT DETROIT
- Arizona's kids aren't all right
- Strike the inner-city setting
- A 'Road' that led nowhere
- Verdict looms on GM offer
- When a longtime giver was about to give up
- Set to work on his new timing
- Lakefront and lovin' it
- Egypt dissident pessimistic on reforms
- Start-up funding scarce. Who was to blame?
- Finally, AT&T writes a contract in plain English
- In New Orleans, a fear of more loss
- Still short on details, Meg Whitman takes two stands that could hurt her
- Magic won't just be Lakers' puppet
- 'Away We Go'
- Brian Fuentes can't close it out for Angels
- A stylist who defies labels
- THAT FUZZY FEELING
- Mexico drug traffickers corrupt politics
- Jacobs homers twice in final
- Player impostors don't always stick out like a sore thumb
- USC is cutting it pretty thin, ethically
- New World order
- HOME OF THE WEEK UPDATE
- Three in a row for Chatsworth
- Baseball, a pig, a disguise
- Palestinian police say criminals exploit Israeli-controlled
- GROUND-RULE TROUBLE
- Robots mimic animals in study of evolution
- Sorry, Batman: No Facebook account for you
- BESTSELLERS
- Labor trails badly in new poll
- Ah, camping: tents, s'mores -- and a Rodin sculpture?
- ASK THE INSPECTOR
- Urban areas make a Little progress
- Pac-10's Hansen prepares for retirement
- NEED TO KNOW
- Taiwanese cartoonist to get a museum in China
- Big Ben marks big birthday
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- In the West Bank, a model for husbanding limited resources
- CULTURE MONSTER
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- NATIONAL BRIEFING / FLORIDA
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- Boards should limit CEO pay
- South Africa's beautiful vistas
- No time or place for off-roading
- Muni bonds are deemed too risky
- Two views on health coverage
- Upholding rights of shareholders
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- Keep the CalGrants
- Boys' volleyball: Southern Section championship results
- Brits outraged over £300,000 "ducks like water" study
- 'America's Best Dance Crew' and worldwide Diversity
- Susan Boyle loses to dance group Diversity in 'Britain's Got Talent' finale
- Vernon: Jaime Sanchez, 31
- Inglewood: Michael Montes, 18
- Echo Park: Jose Soto, 49
- Sylmar: Mateo Carranzaghezzi, 20
- El Sereno: Jimmy Vallejos, 51
- Willowbrook: Charles Heintz, 39
- Baseball: Chatsworth wins its ninth City Section championship
- South Los Angeles: Sean Pouper, 32
- Long Beach: Miguel Garcia, 28
- Koreatown: Christopher Herrera, 18
- Vermont Knolls: Anson Greenwood, 31
- Valley Glen: Raul Castillo, 36
- Clippers take it on the chin in Jay Leno's final monologue
- Long Beach: David Mam, 17
- Long Beach: Socrates Siqueiros, 21
- Compton: Dannie Farber, 18
- Beverly Grove: Roderick Anthony Burton II, 21
- Vernon: Charles Alan Bohnhoff, 55
- Baseball: Chatsworth opens 9-0 lead in City final
- Get 50% to 70% off at Five Four's warehouse sale today, Sunday only
- Baseball: Chatsworth takes lead in City Division I final
- 'Britain's Got Talent' winner is revealed
- LEBANON: Hot political ads spice up election season
- 'Tonight Show' finale lifts Jay Leno to record Friday rating
- Baseball: Westchester's Jacobs hits two home runs at Dodger Stadium
- Strange marketing campaign of the week: Buy a truck, get a goat
- Baseball: No hot dogs for the media at Dodger Stadium
- How to design a lightning rod
- Opinion: Sunday shows: Kissinger, Feinstein, McConnell, Specter, Leahy
- Baseball: A memorable moment for Westchester's Chris Jacobs
- At BEA: The critics and the crowds
- Rocker Donovan Leitch has a new 'Gypsy Glam' musical
- A Manny sighting at Dodger Stadium
- Heil 'The Producers': Broadway hit finally opens in Berlin
- American art gets respect at museums nationwide
- Baseball: Tyler Matzek shows he's more than just a pitcher
- Your morning adorable: Alaska family saves moose calf
- Opening Day: `Up' flies to $21.4 million, `Hell' digs in for $6.4 million
- From hashtag to reality: the BEA tweetup
- USC basketball's not-so-merry go round
- If you speak only Spanish, best of luck with that prescription drug
- MTA adopts $3.9-billion budget
- Gay marriage a minefield for candidates for California governor
- Foreign rotator
- 'Toy Story 3' teaser trailer makes you smile
- Review: The Huntington's American art galleries
- Review: 'Into the Storm'
- Opinion: Weekly remarks: Obama on Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor, Indiana GOP Gov. Daniels on energy
- PASSINGS
- David Ireland dies at 78; Bay Area conceptual artist
- American art gets a higher profile in U.S. museums
- Actor Hank Azaria buys $10-million Bel-Air home
- Michael Ross dies at 89; TV writer-producer endowed Jewish studies programs
- 'Dark Night of the Soul' can be seen but not heard
- Up next for Dodgers: Saturday at Chicago