Recession puts high cable bills in different light

Recession puts high cable bills in different light

Viewers spending more on cable TV

Beth Brodkin pays Comcast Corp. more than $200 a month for television and Internet services. The stay-at-home mom says it's a bargain.

As brick-and-mortar audio shops fade away, who loses?

Back in the day, hi-fi buyers auditioned gear with their own two ears. Now, it's about shopping online for the best deal. Is that a good idea?

Taking An In-Depth Look at 3-D Glasses

As 3-D content becomes more popular and movie studios push to make more 3-D movies, people are starting to wonder what it will take to upgrade their home entertainment center to 3-D. One thing people often don't consider is the glasses they have to wear. There is actually more than one kind of 3-D glasses, and the difference in price and performance is enormous.

News, music, movies, restaurants & wine culture in Sonoma, Marin and Napa counties

BODY LANGUAGE: Pilobolus perform Oct. 9 at the Marin Center. Into the Woods Sept. 3–5. Marin Youth Performers bring to life Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's twisted fairy-tale musical.