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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.
Music

Cumbia led SF legend Chuck Prophet through cancer crisis

Facing mortality, the rocker crammed the Latin American dance genre 'so far into my brain it came out my fingers.'
Music

Four decades in, hip-hop heroes Arrested Development still speak out—and touch nerves

'We’re running into too many inspiring scenarios to not feel creative,' says founder Speech of the groundbreaking group.
Onstage

‘Jinkx & DeLa Holiday Show’ keeps it fresh for Christmas

Riotous annual blast brings all-new material: 'We don't shy away from light—or dark!' say beloved Elf Queens.
Onstage

Stuck in a seasonal funk? Go for the ‘Holiday Gaiety’

For SF Symphony show stars Latrice Royale and Lady Camden, this is the year to 'get up, get sickening, and make them eat it.'
Comedy

Sandra Bernhard: ‘I don’t think we’ll see a woman president in my lifetime’

In terrible times, the wild comedian's 'Easy Listening' tour foregrounds womens' voices that give her strength, from Tina to Lana.
Music

Gogol Bordello takes a war-torn turn with ‘Scream of My Blood’

New movie-tour from folk-punk bandleader Eugene Hütz is a rallying cry for Ukrainian resistance—and a return home.
Movies

Transgender Film Fest offers community in a time of great threat

'I believe in the power of creative expression to uplift and fight for a more positive future," says vital event's Shawna Virago.
Onstage

Bow before the Canadian drag power of Queen Priyanka

'Fighting for your space can only happen if you embrace yourself, and do not take no for an answer,' says regal singer-actor-artist.
Music

The The’s Matt Johnson guides us through searing new album ‘Ensoulment’

Channeling William Blake in dystopian times, recovering his voice after risky surgery—plus a very tender SF piercing tale.
Music

Royel Otis wants to be the first band to play on Mars—and why not?

Saucy Aussie duo hits it big with '90s nugget covers, deep mutual trust, and a yen for Lil Yachty and spicy margaritas.
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