A pop-infused retro-soul ensemble, Fitz and The Tantrums is raking in the raves. The smooth, tight and funky band from L.A. plays the Blank Club on Tuesday, May 24.
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By selling Linkedin stock to their favored clients at $45, then watching it soar to $90, the banks that valued Linkedin stock earned those clients $175 million, which would otherwise have gone to Linkedin itself.
Mark Zuckerberg wants to expand Facebook’s reach by opening the site up to children under thirteen. First, however, he’ll have to take on COPPA, the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act.
As Memorial Day approaches, thoughts generally turn to summer and how you’ll spend it. For parents, those thoughts generally turn to how they’re going to get their kids out of the house for three months. Luckily, modern camps have come a long way since they days of hiking, campfires and going days without showering. From drama to robotics and crash-courses in digital filmmaking, San Jose has endless summer camp options that will ensure an entertaining “What I Did On My Summer Vacation” essay next fall.
Five reasons to look forward to the work week: Rival Schools, Fitz and The Tantrums, Love in American Times, The Stepkids, Haleh Abghari and Laurie San Martin.
San Jose Sharks fans will be rallying downtown in the streets before tonight’s playoff game against the Vancouver Canucks.
It has long been accepted dogma among Mac users that their operating system is immune to the malware threats that plague other computers of the kind best personified by John Hodgman. Until now.
Tandoori chicken at Kabab & Curry’s is addictive. Unlike many tandoori dishes out there, this one is moist and tender, and practically falls off the bone, without being at all greasy. The spice hits the tongue in clusters—smoky here, tangy there, complementing the flavor of the chicken rather than overwhelming it. Definitely worth a trip to Santa Clara.
The former president of the parent-teacher organization at San Jose’s Trace Elementary School pleaded no contest to embezzling more than $20,000.
A mistake on the Secret Service’s Twitter account has left the agency scrambling to apologize after a member criticized Fox News.
