A&E
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Movie review: 'Crazy Rich Asians'"Crazy Rich Asians" marks a long-overdue investment in Asian talent as the first major Hollywood release in 25 years to feature an all-Asian cast.
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LYFE Kitchen closes in Palo AltoLYFE Kitchen's first "prototype" location, opened at 167 Hamilton Ave. in Palo Alto in 2011, closed its health-conscious doors this week.
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'Saturday Night,' liveFor a few weekends this August, Broadway By the Bay is giving audiences a taste of 1970s New York City, when disco was king (at least for a specific subculture).
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Pedigreed protégésProtégé in Palo Alto offers two experiences: the dining room and the lounge. No matter where one sits, it's the same kitchen, the same attention to detail with friendly attentive service and Michelin-star quality food.
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Utility boxes become casualties of projectPalo Alto's public art collection will lose 10 utility boxes with environmentally friendly themes due to the Upgrade Downtown project.
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Camper readies for opening in MenloThe owners of Camper — a project with an unusual level of pedigree for sleepy Menlo Park — are gearing up to open at 898 Santa Cruz Ave. by Labor Day.
BlacKkKlansman
"Do we always have to talk politics?" a man asks. "What's more important?" a woman replies. This exchange in the new Spike Lee joint "BlacKkKlansman" sums up the director's own sweet spot as an artist. No, he doesn't always have to talk politics, but...... Read the full review
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"Palo Alto at Willow Glen"
Reed Foster and Sam Craig were among the top 10 senior boys. Photo by Reed Foster.
Submitted by Rick on Sep 17, 2017
A Pragmatist's Take
by Douglas Moran
A sanctimonious, hypocritical (national) media
Aug 17, 2018 | 15 comments
Peninsula Foodist
by Elena Kadvany
Mademoiselle Colette plans expansion, hires new chef
Aug 17, 2018 | 1 comment
An Alternative View
by Diana Diamond
The Catholic Church must rid this pedophile problem
Aug 16, 2018 | 10 comments
Staging 'Sonata'
Hidden in a Midpeninsula industrial-park office, the living room of three middle-aged Indian women is brought to life. It's a Saturday morning but, thanks to the magic of theater, the hot, rainy Mumbai night seeps through the set walls. Wednesday, 3:08 PM
Pedigreed protégés
Protégé offers two experiences: the dining room and the lounge. No matter where one sits, it's the same kitchen, the same attention to detail with friendly attentive service and Michelin-star quality food. Thursday, 11:42 AM | 4 comments
Commemorating old and new
Dozens of community members sipped on champagne, mingled with artists and studied the paintings, sculptures and ceramics on display at Gallery House's reception for its 60th anniversary exhibition last weekend. Wednesday, 3:39 PM | 1 comments
'Saturday Night,' live
For a few weekends this August, Broadway By the Bay is giving audiences a taste of 1970s New York City, when disco was king (at least for a specific subculture). Wednesday, 2:35 PM
Working it out
Always a highlight of the summer arts calendar, TheatreWorks Silicon Valley's New Works Festival this year will include influences from rock and hip-hop music, new spins on classic stories and wholly original tales from a variety of voices. Wednesday, 1:25 PM
