Cover Story: Home Sweet Clone
Harmon Leon crashes Evergreen Village's surreal new urbanist fantasy.

Cab Wars: Sikh cab drivers in San Jose say racism and recession have put their lives in danger.

Public Eye: Sheriff underlings jockey for top slot; Campbell's latest political newbie is 20-year-old Evan Low.

Biter: Biter consults a local career expert on behalf of the laid-off governor.

Techsploits: Anti-Geniuses.

Design by Committee: The city of San Jose looks to the public for public-art ideas.

Combing Over Columbine: Gus Van Sant goes over the well-tilled killing fields looking for clues in 'Elephant.'

Farewell, My Epidermis: 'The Singing Detective' is remade with Robert Downey Jr. as 'the human pizza.'

Choice Shorts: The work of Palo Alto documentarian Dorothy Fadiman is celebrated in a local retrospective.

Finding Neo: The Wachowski brothers brew up New Age malarkey in verbose 'The Matrix Revolutions.'

Neocon Babylon: 'Shattered Glass' exposes fraud at 'The New Republic.'

Steal This Beat: Give Skrunchface Projects your tired, discarded records, and they'll make a hot beat.

Lost in Translation: Like a Roberto Carlos free kick, Nossa Bossa put its own magical spin on Brazilian music.

Aural Fixation: Korn and Limp Bizkit co-headline the Xbox Back 2 Basics tour.

Words Without End: Simon Winchester tracks the history of the OED, the bible of the English language.

Ahoy, Sated: Los Gatos' Steamer's Grillhouse nets a plentiful menu of fine fishy food.

Season's Eatings: With the blush on the candy corn, the holiday season arrives: two glorious months of guiltless gluttony.

Time, Lines and Dreams: Margaret Wingrove explores the light and dark sides of the creative impulse in newest pieces.

Railroaded: 'On the 20th Century' provides a comic, tuneful journey.

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