With a name more evocative of car parts or shoes, the opaquely styled Tpumps has nonetheless drawn long lines to its new digs in Cupertino on Stevens Creek Boulevard.
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Using typically off-putting images in beautiful ways—such as a skeleton superimposed against a flower—Levin-Lau’s pieces are examinations of the how life and death, the beautiful and dreadful, interact everyday if you dare to look.
On the screens, in music video form, romantic scenes and dramatic confrontations unfold in many different settings: the beach, a lush garden, a temple courtyard. This built-in entertainment offers a good sense of the restaurant itself—a menu with a little bit of everything.
He’s not a bird, not a plane, and not quite a super hero (yet) but Ryoga Vee is a Ninja.
As a practicing Buddhist, Christine Liu wanted to share the benefits of a vegetarian diet in hopes others would catch on.
Many choose to study or read at a library because it’s a quiet place with many resources—until a string quartet shows up and launches into Beethoven in the stacks.
It’s taco time once again in San Jose, as the annual San Jose Taco Fest returns for a third year.
Attendees at San Jose conventions looking for a place to stay have numerous options just outside the McEnery Convention Center’s doors. Not only are these hotels close to the convention center (some right on top), but given the center’s location in the heart of downtown, they’re…
As one of the older neighborhoods in San Jose, Willow Glen has a rather lively downtown dining scene. From venerable restaurants that have stood the test of time to new restaurants up on the latest trends, a walk down Lincoln Avenue provides a wide variety…
Beer has rarely been known as an understated beverage, but it’s all low-key at ISObeers, which opened its doors earlier this month with little fanfare, and on a limited-hours basis.
