Metro Issue: Jan 18–Jan 24, 2021

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Gen W

New vintners are changing the Santa Cruz Mountains wine industry By Stett Hollbrook

Reefer & Reality

In 2006, Steve DeAngelo received a permit to open Harborside Health Center in Oakland. By Alyssa Kies

Silicon Alleys: Symbol Search

The Triton Museum’s Preston Metcalf embarks on a journey through the deeper meanings of art. By Gary Singh

Contra Ville

San Jose's Contra Ville embraces the mismatch of styles known as jazz/indie/rock. By Aaron Carnes

Swagger Like Us

Wallpaper breaks big with hip-hop humor, and Ricky Reed gets real. By Steve Palopoli

Pairing Up

Revolutionizing piano duets, Anderson & Roe take on classics, contemporary compositions and pop music staples with dazzling energy and precision. By Cat Johnson

Winging It

The heroism of the Tuskegee Airmen will never be forgot. Red Tails, however forget about it. By Richard von Busack

A Kid’s 9/11

Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close turns a national tragedy into a children’s pop-up story. By Richard von Busack

Within a month, I slurped, chomped and chopsticked my way through 10 Vietnamese restaurants, spanning the gamut from dive to top-end fusion. I found Fremont’s Pho Saigon Pasteur the most worthy of mention in its class: neighborhood noodle-house diner. By Andrew X. Pham

Twilight for Twinkies?

In case you haven’t heard, Hostess, maker of such American culinary icons as Twinkies, Ding Dongs and Wonder Bread filed for bankruptcy protection this month for the second time in 10 years. By Stett Holbrook