The Batman legacy continues

“Knight” breathes life into a franchise that has seen worse days
By Kyle Evaldez
INTERMISSION| After a monstrous opening this past weekend, it is clear that one caped crusader reigns supreme.

“Step Brothers” a classic Ferrell flick: dumb, but fun

By Mary Liz McCurdy
INTERMISSION| What do you get when you combine “40-Year-Old Virgin” and “Dumb & Dumber” with the dynamic duo from the summer hit “Talladega Nights”?

Farmers markets ripe for summer

By Lisa Wallace
INTERMISSION| It is Sunday at noon, and the California sunshine warms shoppers as they peruse the fruit and vegetable stalls at the farmers market off El Camino.

Cyrus struggles to "Breakout" of mold

By Paul Craft
INTERMISSION| As a 21-year old male, I expected to thoroughly dislike Miley’s Cyrus’s latest album, “Breakout.” Well, in some respects, Miley met my expectations: It’s a bland and silly album.

Trippy Sic Alps borrow from 60's

By Paul Craft
INTERMISSION| For the past two years, the San Francisco band Sic Alps has been periodically releasing EP’s and singles. Now they have conveniently presented all these tracks together in an excellent compilation, “A Long Way Around a Shortcut.

Zibibbo’s Mediterranean is pricey, worth every cent

By Tommy Tobin
INTERMISSION| Though it has been 10 years since Gourmet Magazine named Zibibbo among the nation’s top restaurants, the Palo Alto eatery maintains its reputation with great ambience, civility and delicious food.