Clinton Stark
10th anniversary ‘Teatro ZinZanni’ a memorable evening of sexy cirque, cabaret
Fine dining with a twist. Yes, indeed, the brochure has it right. And what a twist... or twists would be more like it. Teatro ZinZanni is part cabaret, part circus, part improvisational comedy. All together, it's a wild evening of non-stop entertainment.
When the four-hour evening came to a rousing...
San Jose Sharks: Most complete game comes at perfect time
Just when they needed it most, the San Jose Sharks delivered their most complete game yet of these young 2010 NHL playoffs.
Nabakov gets a shut-out. Marleau scored. Pavelski scored again. And secondary scoring continued to shine, this time from Logan Couture of Ottawa 67's pedigree. Yes, my hometown pride...
Theater Review: ‘An Accident’ at Magic Theatre, San Francisco
Magic Theatre brings a strong season to a close with An Accident, a visceral and emotional story about recovery, memories and, even discovery of the self. Introspective at times, and often seething with cynical humor, the production by playwright Lydia Stryk is uncompromisingly human in its portrayal of a...
Say hello to the Sun, now in astonishing SDO resolution
Nasa has released some stunning new images of the sun taken with its newly launched SDO (Solar Dynamics Observatory) capture technology. Prepare for some jaw-dropping photos—with resolution 10x better than high definition television. Forget about a yellow happy face, it's as if the Sun has undergone a sexy Photoshop...
San Jose Sharks: It’s not supposed to be this hard
As the stomach turns. The best Shark in game 4 scored the winner in a game that started with good karma thanks to Dan Boyle's atonement goal, but was quickly followed by the bla's and plenty of lollygagging by a talented San Jose team. Ultimately they won 2-1 in...
San Jose Sharks: 4 things (aside from how to score on a backhand) I learned, and 1 prediction
Remember these names: O'Reilly and Boyle. They will soon be answers to some obscure NHL trivia game. Somewhat like Steve Smith was when he banked a shot off a team mate into his own net to lose a playoff series. Granted the stakes were higher, as I was reminded...
Theater Review: ‘Dirty Blonde’ Mae West at The Stage
Famous for her uninhibited sexuality and provocative double entendres, Mae West was way ahead of her time. Somewhat of a cross between Madonna and Pam Anderson, we're never quite sure who the real Mae West is - we do know gentlemen quiver, get weak at the knees in her well endowed...
Apple iPad initial impressions, I’m kinda cool
Yes, while I realize everyone and their dog (and possibly their cat, their mouse and their chicken) have written about the iPad. The reviews are bountiful, and available in every nook and cranny across the Web-o-sphere. Yet I finally had the chance to test one out earlier this week,...
Theater Review: Berkeley Rep’s ‘Girlfriend’ musical shines
Summer love. Baseball. Drive-in movies. And music—plenty of it. Berkeley Rep might be onto something. First with the white hot, soon-to-open on Broadway American Idiot musical powered by Green Day and now Girlfriend set to Matthew Sweet's 1991 album of the same name, the Rep seems to be perfecting...
Verizon launches HTC Incredible on April 29: New king of Android?
Verizon has officially taken the wraps of its plans to release the new feature-packed HTC Incredible smartphone. Available April 29th for $199 with a two year contract, it runs Android 2.1, the latest version of Google's increasingly mobile operating system.
Like the Google Nexus One (also manufactured by HTC) the...