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San Franciscans know Michael Schwab, even if they don't know his name. He's the designer of the memorable Golden Gate National Park signs, the ones that say things like Muir Woods and Point ... read more
Those lips, those eyes. Jonathan Rhys Meyers' lips probably deserve a show of their own. Until then, we have the arrival of "The Tudors" on Showtime on April 1. Rhys Meyers plays a ... read more
Most of the "Americal Idol" contestants didn't have a clue how to handle Motown songs a couple of weeks ago, even when Miss Ross turned up to coach them. How exactly the beautiful ... read more
The fact that NBC is getTRIO's overlord has nothing to do with the fact that a) we genuinely love the show "Heroes" and b) we think the upcoming artwork auction, benefiting the Epilepsy ... read more
Think for a moment of Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale, of banishment, reconciliation, redemption, and you'll get the scope of Without a Map, the new memoir by Meredith Hall out next month. It begins ... read more
Never mind all that business about life handing you a lemon, so make lemonade. For June Taylor, if you're handed a lemon, you make marmalade. And conserves, and fruit butters. Based in Berkeley, ... read more
We think one of the best games ever developed for the web is called Samorost, from the Czech Republic's Amanita Design team. It's the second version of the game and we can't say ... read more
Milder weather is just around the corner, just the time to get out with a camera and capture the crocuses. The hottest digital camera right now is the 10-megapixel Leica D-LUX 3 and ... read more
Set your story in 1880s London and you've got us signed up right away. Arthur Phillips' new novel Angelica is in fact set in that time and place, a Victorian ghost story about ... read more
