Metro Issue: Nov 16–Nov 22, 2020

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Getting Blazed

Changing forests in the Santa Cruz Mountains are worsening local wildfires.

By Kara Guzman

Features

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Opposites Attract

Artist-partners document road trip that actually qualifies as epic.

By Gary Singh

Music & Nightlife

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Dreaming Big

Dream Theater take their heavy prog to next level on ‘The Astonishing.’

By Sean McCourt

The Ugly Truth

With the rise of Trump, San Antonio-based queer, Latina punk band Fea vow to keep fighting.

By Mike Huguenor

Arts & Entertainment

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Hammer Time

Hammer Theatre returns with a modern take on ‘The Nutcracker.’

By Richard von Busack

Cutting Up

OSJ’s production of ‘The Barber of Seville’ is razor sharp.

By Tad Malone

Film

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Identity Politics

Searingly honest ‘Moonlight’ tells the tale of an ultimate underdog.

By Richard von Busack

Wizardly World

J.K. Rowling’s pre-Hogwarts adventure is positively enchanting.

By Richard von Busack

SV Dining

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Hashing It Out

Park Station Hashery provides an upscale yet fast casual option in San Jose.

By John Dyke

Los Gatos’ New Brew Bros

Scott and Kevin Youkilis (right) created a brewpub trifecta: good beer, bites and TVs for the big game.

By Ngoc Ngo

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Metro Issue: Nov 16–Nov 22, 2020

Cover Story

Getting Blazed

Features

Opposites Attract

Music & Nightlife

Dreaming Big

The Ugly Truth

Arts & Entertainment

Hammer Time

Cutting Up

Film

Identity Politics

Wizardly World

SV Dining

Hashing It Out

Los Gatos’ New Brew Bros

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