Emily Wilson
Tattoo legend “Lew the Jew” Alberts rediscovered at CJM
Local tattoo hero Don Ed Hardy displays art, letters, and more from the early 20th century body art pioneer.
‘Dark Money’ explores the terrible consequences of Citizens United
Kimberly Reed's new documentary follows a Montana journalist as he traces the pernicious effect of corporate money on politics.
A night market bursting with flavor at Asian Art Museum
Chef Tu David Phu's fundraising Hawker Centre festival on Thu/19, offers hand-held treats from Bún Nhâm Hà Tiên to toasted rice soft serve.
Fake news and viral lies: de Young show and panel examine propaganda
"Rumors, Retweets, and Reason" panel and "Weapons of Mass Seduction" exhibit look at the power and prevention of misinformation.
An Asian American twist on the bourgeoisie, white wine included
Leah Nanako Winkler's new play 'Two Mile Hollow' at Potrero Stage fills familiar 'white people by the water' roles with different faces.
Comedian Gina Yashere rides the ‘up’ elevator to stardom
From Otis repair engineer to Trevor Noah Show regular, the British sensation brings her act to Freight and Salvage.
In classic doc ‘Sing Faster,’ stagehands tackle epic ‘Ring Cycle’
As Wagner's bombastic masterpiece returns to SF Opera, filmmaker Jon Else's 2000 documentary highlights the humans backstage.
Swimming through teen girls’ intense friendship in ‘Dry Land’
Grace Ng, star of new Shotgun Players production, speaks about the play that begins with a boom and doesn't let up.
Stephen Spinella: Playing Trump and Reagan’s lawyer in ‘Angels in America’
The great Broadway and film actor plays Roy Cohn in Berkeley Rep's blockbuster revival—25 years after originating one of the other main roles.
Flying high with ‘The Seagull’ (and a few other things, beside)
Director Michael Mayer speaks about his new movie, a version of Checkov's classic, and working with a star-studded cast in the summer heat.