Clinton Stark

Mash-up Food Network with The History Channel and you'd have an intriguing documentary called Cooking History. Chances are, you've never seen anything quite like it. Surprisingly, it works well—although, I could do with one or two fewer animal decapitations. But this is life or death, depending if the bread...

Video of Hearts After Dark fundraiser, plus interview with Pam Baer, board member of San Francisco General Hospital Foundation.

As a guy it pains me sometimes to use adjectives such as cute, charming, delightful. But these are entirely appropriate for the latest Cinequest screener I watched called Raspberry Magic. Of a strong group of films so far, it may be the best yet. The story is centered around a...

Well The New York Times didn't exactly say that Foursquare would be a next generation travel guide, but after looking closer at today's deal between the two, you may begin to see something significant happening. Travel guides, watch out—as if Yelp wasn't enough of a pain in your side. Foursquare...

The TED conference this week awarded its top prize of $100,000 to Jamie Oliver who wants to "educate every child about food." Here, here! I think this is a savvy choice. About 1,500 people watched live in Long Beach California at the progressively influential conference. Past winners of the TED...

Seesmic is now the go-to Twitter app for my trusty Droid. The quirky red raccoon icon sits right on my home screen next to Facebook, Gmail, Calendar, Google Voice, and a shortcut to a special contact called Loni Stark. There are many Twitter apps available free on Android Market, and...

https://vimeo.com/9338248 Do you believe in destiny? In Oedipus el Rey, now playing at Magic Theatre, Oedipus tempts the Gods in an effort to alter fate and rule the land. Sophocles’ ancient tale has been re-imaged with grand results (review). The buzz is strong on this one, and every single review...

It's dark and quiet down here. And boring. Hey, have you seen anyone around? Feel free to borrow my HP 12C. I'd almost be anywhere else than on Google Buzz. Buzz? Buzz?! What Buzz? The action is on Twitter and Facebook, and I fear Google Buzz, terrible name and all,...

If you watched the Apple iPad launch event last month, you may have noticed something new, at least in comparison to past extravaganzas. Steve Jobs as educator. He's played many roles to perfection before: egoist, magician, showman, businessman, visionary. But educator just might be the new role that takes Apple to...