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Fans of Duran Duran who missed their show at The Guild Theatre last year are getting a second chance. The band will return to the intimate Menlo Park venue on Feb. 6 to play a fundraiser to help end family homelessness in the Bay Area.]]>It seems there will always be something to say about food, and our relationship to it, a topic engagingly explored in a new show at the Palo Alto Art Center. Entitled "In Feast or Famine," the multimedia group show opens Jan. 20.]]>This week, jazz pianist Joey Alexander is at Stanford Live, TheatreWorks stages "How I Learned What I Learned," author Kyla Zhao shares new book in Los Altos. Plus Dan Ashley Band, "Misery," music nonprofit launches with Ehnes Quartet.]]>Basuku Cheesecakes has returned. The popular Basque cheesecake pop-up temporarily halted operations last year. Now owner Charles Chen returns to the kitchens of Vina Enoteca in Palo Alto to continue baking ]]>Byrd's Filling Station in San Mateo and Right On! Refillery in Los Altos stock everything from bar shampoo to boba straws in an effort to reduce reliance on single-use plastic.]]>From baked goods and modern takes on traditional desserts to comforting classic dishes, eateries throughout the region are contributing to the Filipino food scene in distinctive ways.]]>Hollywood needed some good news in 2023. It came last summer, summed up by one portmanteau: Barbenheimer. The year also saw some finely crafted franchise films, while small-budget independent films continued to find ways to flourish.]]>Tony Huynh's first solo show at Bryant Street Gallery offers a colorful and upbeat tribute to the unique and varied geography of the Bay Area at the time of year when the notion of "home" is celebrated.]]>