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Two years ago, Colbie Caillat was toiling at a Ventura County tanning salon. Things have been extraordinarily sunny for her since then.
Playwright, show return to creative birthplace
What is a genuine black man? That's the question that KGO radio talk show host and former KGO television reporter Brian Copeland asks in his solo show "Not a Genuine Black Man." "Not a Genuine Black Man" was a ...
BHI BHIMAN - "COOKBOOK" San Franciscan artist Bhi Bhiman wraps his soulful voice around a flavorful collection of R&B, blues, reggae, country and rocking tunes.
A newfound sense of self-promotion
It's no secret that in today's down housing market, homeowners face a real struggle finding qualified buyers.
You may have difficulty pronouncing Haale's name, but once you've experienced her electrifying "psychedelic Sufi trance rock," you won't stop talking about this striking talent.
Thoughtfulness, meaning found in 'Translations'
Stanford Summer Theater has mounted an exciting production this month of Irish writer Brian Friel's magical play "Translations." If you're a fan of thoughtful and well-produced drama, don't miss this one.
Atkins digs deep, finds her unique sound
New music drifts in and out of our consciousness. A discordant song prompts a lunge for the skip button.
As you may have heard, this past week the California state board of education instituted a new policy requiring for the first time that all eighth-graders study algebra.
When this year's edition of Hippiefest arrives at Saratoga's Mountain Winery, the Animals will lead the parade.
Minus a bunch of body parts and in a vegetative state, a young soldier returns home from Iraq to his family in the American heartlands, after being blown up by a roadside bomb.
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Reds handle the heat behind Wilkins, Lussier
“Justin Rahn was not the starting pitcher for this game. It was Beau Rahn, his cousin.” — Brooke Rahn
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