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Neon. This is like, i dont know. Mint. It is a mint. Now that i see the two colors next to each other. I tried. Yours look so much better than mine. We look good. We do. Were trying in these hard times. Good morning to you and also good morning to mike nicco. Lets see what mike nicco is wearing. He has a black shirt on. Yes. It does. That was my point. It is beautiful and it goes with everything. You guys always complement each other. The Little Things that matter this time. Lets talk about what...

Warm as yesterday, especially when you look at coastal temperatures from when we head this morning to only upper 50s this afternoon. Now, the bay will hit 68 to 73 inland at noon. Mid70s the farther you are away from the san bruno gap and the golden gate, the warmer youll be around the bay and then 78 at 4 00. Well get the news of the day, lets get over to kumasi. Thanks, mike. Governor newsom says that social distancing is paying off and although he has a plan to reopen california, he is warnin...

'Tosca,' Puccini's classic opera of passion, politics and jealousy, is presented by Opera San Jose April 15-30.

The song of Walter Braunfels went silent for decades, thanks partly to Nazi persecution

A tender, comedic and melancholy tale of human aspirations and the failure of utopias

Toronto soprano Claire de Sévigné takes the lead in the Pacific Opera Victoria staging of the The Birds in the Canadian premiere of Braunfels’ 1920 opera.

The Cape Symphony will conclude its season-long tribute to Ludwig van Beethoven’s 250th birthday with perhaps his best work, “Beethoven’s 9th: Ode to Joy” on Saturday and Sunday, May 14

Gounod’s overture introduces ROMEO AND JULIET with a prophetic mix of lyrical romance and tragedy. Yves Abel, the Principal Conductor of the San Diego Opera, is an expert in French opera and made sure that resonant brass and lush strings produced the mood a Parisian composer of the time would have favored. The quick pace was especially important in a five-act opera some productions turn into a turgid ordeal. No chance of that with Abel leading the San Diego Symphony.

This weekend in the arts: Disco Riot interprets Cauleen Smith's video work at San Diego Museum of Art; a group show at Quint; James E. Watts at Oceanside Museum of Art; Silkroad Ensemble's "Home Within"; Thee Sacred Souls, Kahlil Nash and more at Quartyard; San Diego Opera's "Roméo et Juliette"; and a day of choral concerts at the San Diego Sings Festival.

This week, 'Million Dollar Quartet,' PaleyFest, WonderCon, Al Franken and more