Iraq

Five Artsy Things to Do in L.A. This Week, From Battling Curators to Banana Splits

This week, there's a game show-style showdown in Santa Monica, a print fair at LACMA and a film that tours through facets of pre-invasion Baghdad showing in Eagle Rock. 5. Justin Bieber's leftovers Art Is Shit Editions, a fairly young, L.A.-based art publishing company that produces objects as well ... More >>

Iraqi Metal Band Acrassicauda to Play First L.A. Show Ever

Iraqi Metal Band Acrassicauda to Play First L.A. Show Ever

LIGHTS! CAMERA! FLEET-FOOTED ACTION!

Taking No Chances

Those searching for signs of how leaner economic times are being felt at Sundance 2009 need look no further than the fact that the festival's opening weekend yielded only one major sale -- and that one was something of a foregone conclusion. Although the tepid reaction to director Antoine Fuqua's Br ... More >>

Sundance Film Festival 2009: Taking No Chances

Those searching for signs of how leaner economic times are being felt at Sundance 2009 need look no further than the fact that the festival's opening weekend yielded only one major sale -- and that one was something of a foregone conclusion. Although the tepid reaction to director Antoine Fuqua's Br ... More >>

Generation Kill: Wired for War

David Simon and Ed Burns shift their focus from Baltimore to Iraq in their new HBO miniseries

Best Diversion Strategy

Game Empire

Making a Killing in the War On Terror

Misfortune begets fortune in Shadow Company

Walk Through the Valley

Don’t let Paul Haggis’ heavy hand stop you from seeing his latest

General Petraeus From Cincinnati

Iraq policy is apparently in the hands of the supernatural

Vonnegut's Pies

Dead Man Walking

Libby hangs like a noose around Cheney’s neck

Déjà Vu All Over Again

Administration’s case against Iran sounds hauntingly familiar

There’s Shrinkage

Majority Democrats can’t find the balls to face down Republican brinkmanship

Dissent for Sale

Opposition is a commodity in Sundance docs

Half-Bakered

Dem Congress waits for cover on Iraq

The Memory Remains

In Patricia Foulkrod’s Iraq documentary, coming home is only half the battle

Democratic Elites Rethink

While voters stay away from the polls

Scary Clowns

John Powers on Zarqawi and Haditha

Annual Anagrams

More Politics Lists

War Torn

The War Is the Question

ANSWER is not the answer

All of Me

Heather Raffo’s one-woman show takes her out to Iraq, and into herself

Summer Blues

Fretting over all-out civil war in Iraq

The New Iraq

Spiffy, shiny, theocratic, allied with Iran — and we made it happen

Our New Colony

Steven Vincent’s Final Days

Dealing with threats in Iraq

Insurgency Insipience

Flip-floppin’ again

Peace Over Hollywood

Nuts and dolts

The shadow of El Salvador haunts the Iraqi elections

The Army You Have . . .

. . . Under Bush and Rumsfeld couldn’t care less if your humvee is armored with cardboard

Mr. Spray

Back to Baghdad

Dianne Feinstein’s just looking for a czar

Who’s on First?

The Baghdad Hand (Over) Job

Conquest Games

Just when Iraq gets ugly, neocons talk of taking over the world

Spain Flips Off W.

Rejection of the politics of lies starts abroad

War by Numbers

We the People — of Iraq

The U.S. delivers a constitution in pursuit of a thriving democracy

Hole in the Sand

Still time for the U.N. to save Iraq

Dangerous Liaison

From mathematics to war

6 Photographs by Teun Voeten in Iraq, the Gaza Strip and Liberia

Radiating Doubts on Iraq

The Back Story

Our leaders do not lie

As BAD As It Gets

Good Connections

The Poison Triangle

Restoring Iraq’s war-ravaged marshes

Made in the USA, Part III: US Company Listings N-Z

Made in the USA, Part III: US Government Agency Listings

L.A.’s Bunker Mentality