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Monitor articles for September 28, 2007

• New in theaters
• 'Pushing Daisies' brings new life to procedural whodunits
• 'Darjeeling' of 'limited' appeal
• Our words for counting the cost of war
• Letters to the Editor
• 'The 39 Steps' reconstructs Hitchcock's film – on a bare stage
• Moonlighting: Jane Seymour
• Will Sunday's Ukraine vote break political deadlock?
• USA
• The 'Halo' effect returns. Xbox 360s are in overdrive.
• New albums of hushed intensity from Knopfler, Mitchell, Gonzalez
• At the Highlander Games, the strong men wear kilts
• Monitor Picks
• Serbia and Kosovo discuss a split
• Deciding on dinner
• New on DVD
• In the stillness of the night
• Reporters on the Job
• Let the most popular candidate win
• Etc.
• Road trips with... a dictionary
• Bruce Froemming's home is behind the plate
• Zone 1 in place for California's no-fishing plan
• For voters, 'tough' now trumps 'nice'
• Hollywood's new mandate: Bring the Iraq war home
• Why Crimea, Soviet 'gift' to Ukraine, remains strongly Russian
• For one African, good life is helping others
• Do Iraq documentaries get it right?
• 'The Kingdom' plays like CSI: Riyadh
• World
• Clinton's rivals tread carefully in N.H.
• A PC for peasant farmers? China targets digital divide.
• A rare free-speech victory in Tunisia
• America's friend again: France!
• Ukraine's orange-blue divide
• Nuclear power surge coming