‘Matilda’ musical dazzles at the Orpheum (Review)
Outstanding performances, vocals, and choreography. 'Matilda' is a fine example of intelligent story-telling and the inspiration that live theater can deliver.
Clinton Stark
Filmmaker and editor at Stark Insider, covering arts, AI & tech, and indie film. Inspired by Bergman, slow cinema and Chipotle. Often found behind the camera or in the edit bay. Peloton: ClintTheMint.
Slim is In: Samsung unveils 8- and 9.7-inch S2 flagship Android tablets
The wheels keep on turning at Samsung. At least on the product front. With competition mounting from the Chinese (notably Xiaomi, and Huawei), the South…
Misfit unveils $20 Link fitness tracker – game-changer?
Flash Link. Simple design, mass market pricing put pressure on Fitbit and the fitness tracking market. Will someone soon do the same and upend the…
Millennials account for 30% of weekly wine drinkers
Wine is just a normal, everyday sort of thing for the young, digital generation.
Glances give Apple Watch convenience edge over Android Wear
The problem with cards on Android Wear is that once you dismiss them they're gone forever. Google should look to Apple glances to give users…
Team Stark on location San Francisco
We’re out and about today, once again, on the streets of San Francisco. “Team Stark” is shooting more video segments for Stark Insider including one…
Boulevard: Robin Williams’ final performance (Review)
“Are you happy?” It’s like a sucker punch. And the chills come fast. When Robin Williams’s character Nolan Mack, a quiet and reliable banker, is…
Top 3: Best Shotgun microphones for shooting DSLR video on a budget
People often ask me what accessory they should first buy after venturing into DSLR (and mirrorless) videography. My answer is always the same: A shotgun microphone.…
What’s wrong with wearables? Here’s 5 problems
Extending smartphone functionality to your wrist is not creating the magical new market opportunity many were predicting.
Is it worth upgrading your smartphone in 2015?
I think the answer is no. It’s not worth upgrading your smartphone in 2015. Especially if the phone you own is less than two years…