Big Meets Bigger in Action-Packed “Rampage”
The Rock is just a stone’s throw from perfection in latest blockbuster film Peter Schutz The Santa Clara April 19, 2018 The body-count in “Rampage,” Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s latest[…]
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Los Altos Gallery Highlights Local Artists
Gallery 9 displays talents of Bay Area painter in new exhibition of artwork Peter Schutz The Santa Clara April 12, 2018 Sometimes, it’s the little things that count. In the[…]
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Czarface Creates Greatness From Nonsense
Rap purist legends join forces for an utterly monolithic project Peter Schutz The Santa Clara April 5, 2018 “Czarface Meets Metal Face” is a silly title for a kind of[…]
One-Act Play Delves Deep into Subconscious Thoughts
Reviewing “Call It Clover” at Santa Clara Peter Schutz The Santa Clara February 22, 2018 You’re seated on a train. Opposite you is a middle-aged couple. As you turn the pages[…]
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Live Coding: Music is in the (Macbook) Air
Cyber songs produced on the spot during faculty concert Peter Schutz The Santa Clara February 15, 2018 There is a touching moment in the 2013 film “Her” where the AI main[…]
Still Loving Timberlake? Cry Me a River…
Justin Timberlake tries to get *NSYNC with his southern heritage Peter Schutz The Santa Clara February 8, 2018 Consider flannel. Soft, warm. Gently evocative of a rugged, long-extinct lifestyle. Flannel suggests[…]
Fifty Years Fly By: A Retrospective on Rock
The lasting impact of two truly revolutionary “White” albums Peter Schultz Associate Reporter February 1, 2018 In 1967, “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” single-handedly ruptured the world of pop music.[…]
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The Intricate Psyche of Reynolds Woodcock
“Phantom Thread” unwraps the mind of a dressmaker Peter Schultz Associate Reporter January 25, 2018 “Phantom Thread” is a film composed of white rooms with white women in white uniforms,[…]