‘Goldfish’ review, ‘Groundswell’ opens Friday
It’s been a busy week for Bay Area theater. Last weekend we saw three good shows: ‘The Glass Menagerie’ (review) at the scenic Coastal Repertory…
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Theater review: ‘The Chosen’ an ideological evening
With ‘The Chosen,’ TheatreWorks’ latest production tackles large issues, including the Holocaust, faith, and Zionism. Not bad for a Saturday night. As stage entertainment, however,…
The Weekend: Gone in 60 Seconds
What does it mean to “undo a man?” That + San Francisco, Half Moon Bay theatre, hockey and more!
My Porsche 911 story
Tom Cruise famously said in Risky Business, “Porsche. There is no substitute.” The perfect line after the perfect getaway from Guido the killer pimp. If…
Fall show preview #4: Loreto Live TV
Imagine a place where you can really-and I mean really-get away from it all. No Starbucks in sight. No Costco. Just towering mountains perched on top of…
Theater weekend preview: The Glass Menagerie and The Chosen
More Bay Are theater coverage coming up this weekend for SSC. Would it ever be any different? It seems like we’re always running around San…
How to go from start-up to $170M acquisition in 3 years flat
Mint.com and its founder Aaron Patzer have become the most recent poster child for the potential for meteoric success here in Silicon Valley when you play your…
Gavin Newsom wants your votes: 1 for Governor, 1 for Logo
Our very own social media savvy San Francisco mayor, Gavin Newsom, knows how to build some good old fashioned Twitter and Facebook buzz. This time,…
Fall show preview #3: The Artist Diaries
Have you ever wanted to chase a dream? Maybe it’s racing cars. Writing a book. Dancing. Or becoming a Julia Child-like protégé. In Loni’s case,…
Fall show preview #2: WineTube TV
Ah, yes, wine country. As host of Stark Insider, Loni, would say, “the people, the places, the vines.” I’m not sure what that means exactly,…