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By Marke B.
Marke B.
Marke Bieschke is the publisher and arts and culture editor of 48 Hills. He co-owns the Stud bar in SoMa. Reach him at marke (at) 48hills.org, follow @supermarke on Twitter.
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Movies
Screen Grabs: Femmes fatales grab the spotlight in Noir City 2025
Plus: Remembering David Lynch, surviving Brazil's dictatorship in 'I'm Still Here,' and the bigger, beastlier 'Dig! XX'
News + Politics
You can vote to set the direction of the California Democratic Party
Progressive and moderate slates are seeking control of party resolutions and endorsements; it's now possible to register to vote online
News + Politics
UC Berkeley sophomore creates national organization on intimate partner violence
Secure Steps seeks to bring resources to young survivors on college campuses.
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Contest
Win a pair of tickets to see legendary comic Lea DeLaria!
Sharp-tongued, hilarious actor and musician hits Chan National Queer Arts center on Sat/18 for a singing, dancing extravaganza.
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Remembrance
A great LGBTQ ally dies… and so does a great villain
'70s boycotts were their battlefields, but Allan Baird and Anita Bryant were as different as beer and orange juice.
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Culture
Adorable free ‘Muni Routle’ game tests your SF transit knowledge
Hop aboard the city's latest obsession: an online daily quiz for transportation geeks—and folks just waiting for the bus.
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