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To hear Russell tell it, the whole thing started at MoMA. In 2002, the Museum of Modern Art invited Russell to inaugurate a new series featuring young filmmakers, honoring a career that ignited in 1994 with “Spanking the Monkey,” a daring, offbeat comedy about young adulthood, incest and identity. In short order, Russell followed up that auspicious debut with the equally well-regarded “Flirting With Disaster” and “Three Kings.”. It was on the heels of “Three Kings,” a whip-smart, hyper-kinetic Iraq war comedy starring George Clooney and Mark Wahlberg, that Russell was invited to MoMA, an honor he was reluctant to accept. “I said, ‘It feels like I’m getting too much attention too young. I’ve only made three movies, and I don’t know where I’m headed,’ ” he recalls telling his hosts. “I felt that it would be bad luck, and it was bad luck.”.

Four years ago, Pat Martell, past president of the Saratoga Chamber of Commerce, noticed boxes full of beer glasses in the Chamber’s storage, “I wanted to get rid of all those glasses, and what better way than to serve beer in them?” Martell said, “And that’s how Brews and Blues was born.”, The fourth annual Saratoga Brews and Blues Festival will hit Wildwood Park on red ballet shoes. pointy shoes. ballet flats. pointy red shoes. red leather shoes. handmade ballet flats. handmade shoes. red po Sept, 16, 3-7 p.m., boasting tastings from Goose Island, Brekenridge Brewery and Elysian Brewing Company, plus wine from House Family Vineyards, The Chamber sponsors the event, which also includes food and dancing..

(Click here, if you are unable to view this photo gallery or video on your mobile device.). Before Valley Fair and Santana Row, Eastridge was the queen of the malls when it opened in 1971. Once the largest enclosed shopping center in the West, it’s safe to say Eastridge relinquished its lofty status long ago. But the mall is approaching its late 40s with a new look and approach, courtesy of a $15 million makeover. Since Pacific Retail Capital Partners purchased the East San Jose shopping center last year, it has embarked on a strategy to make Eastridge Center more relevant to the community around it. That effort included bringing in artist Lila Gemellos to provide a sense of place through a series of murals in the mall and holding a Taste for the Space contest to give a local food truck operator a shot at locating an eatery inside the mall. Chefs Lai Chao, Ryan Gallego and Jason Artajos from Trifecta Cooks won that contest will be joining the mall’s food lineup in August.

“It’s a terrible thing to red ballet shoes. pointy shoes. ballet flats. pointy red shoes. red leather shoes. handmade ballet flats. handmade shoes. red po have to say,” Alameda County Sheriff’s Sgt, Ray Kelly said Sunday, “but that’s what we are left to deal with.”, Friday night’s fire, which started at a dance party inside a warehouse that was serving as an artists co-operative and living space, is Oakland’s deadliest fire; the 1991 Oakland hills fire killed 25, “I don’t even know how many people are left in there,” Kelly said Sunday afternoon at a news conference where he said four teams of searchers were methodically sifting through the area to find victims, “We have no idea, We don’t even know how many people got out of that building, We are expecting the worst and hoping for the best with regard to the number of victims we might find.”..

The singers are still belting out their renditions of The Platters, The Diamonds, Smokey Robinson, James Brown, The Coasters and many other well-loved artists. Admission is $15. Tickets can be purchased in advance at the Summerset Orchards activity desk from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Any unsold tickets will be available at the door. Doors open at 2 p.m.; seating begins 2:30 p.m. For information, call 925 513-2640. Auditions set for ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’. ANTIOCH — Stage Right Conservatory Theatre will hold auditions for “It’s a Wonderful Life” Nov. 4 and 5 at the Nick Rodriguez Community Center, 213 F St.