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Joshua Rotter

Joshua Rotter
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Joshua Rotter is a contributing writer for 48 Hills. He’s also written for the San Francisco Bay Guardian, SF Weekly, SF Examiner, SF Chronicle, and CNET.

This school for clairvoyants knows just how to affirm your powers

'It's like Hogwarts, only better because it's real,' says director Rani August of the Berkeley Psychic Institute

At 87, the great Judy Collins sings farewell—but stays in the now

Singer-activist shares tales of Leonard Cohen, Chicago Seven ahead of Sunday farewell concert at Cal Performances.

At Sui Generis, 20 years of fierce looks and immigrant vision

Miguel Lopez and Gabriel Yanez’s designer consignment boutique has become a dynamic cultural hub in a changing city.

Imperial Teen: ‘We refuse not to be hot’

With 'All Over You,' the indie pop heroes show they're still playful, restless, and frequently horny, three decades in.

Bea Arthur really did do everything except porn

Intimate new doc reviews lauded comedic actor's long career with a spicy, never-seen-before interview.

In Sean Ono Lennon’s new doc, high fashion clashes with business lows

At Mill Valley Film Fest, 'threeASFOUR: Full Circle' asks how artists' visions can stay commercially viable.

One more in the can: Hot Tuna returns to Hardly Strictly Bluegrass

Guitar legend Jorma Kaukonen shares 60 years of Bay Area musical memories, including 24 at the free fest.

Rico Nasty has lost none of her edge

Rocking full speed into town with Hayley Williams, the genre-bender brings volatility, freedom, and bold new album 'RX.'

The world, and my life, changed on Sept. 11, 25 years ago

I was a few blocks away from Ground Zero. I didn't even know what happened until I went out for a coffee I will never forget

Free jams and ‘Forever Grateful’ with Grahame Lesh & Friends

With a musical blast, the Grateful Dead scion opens part two of a sprawling exhibit dedicated to the band's memory.