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Listening in 4-D: Ingenious ‘Polytempo Music’ spirals through virtual reality

Marke B. -
Alameda composer Brian Baumbusch trained himself to code for interactive composition, which immerses listeners in his musical world.
Movies

Screen Grabs: Complex tales of women from around the world

Dennis Harvey -
Striking films from India, Guatemala, Iran, Argentina, and the UK address the status of women in a time of rising authoritarianism.
Stage Review

Drama Masks: When the whole world feels ‘Akimbo’

Charles Lewis III -
Our new theater column: 'Kimberly Akimbo' at the Curran and '180 Days. To Die. To Live' at the March-Berkeley take on death, and life.
LGBTQ

‘Standing united in our humanity’: Transgender Immigrants Day kicks off Trans Awareness Week

Marke B. -
A community facing attacks on two fronts from Trump resolves to keep SF a sanctuary that 'transcends borders.'
Environment

The beautiful, transit-friendly Great Highway park: I should live so long

Tim Redmond -
There's no money for improvements or maintenance. What Prop. K got us is a closed road and maybe a few chairs.
Music

Live Shots: Vince Staples hit the Warfield at a very poignant moment

D.A. Mission -
The Long Beach rapper brought his 'Black in America' tour to SF a couple days after the election.
Music

Under the Stars: Jock Homo Soccer Mommy—Noise Pop, Mosswood Meltdown drop 2025 lineups

John-Paul Shiver -
Phase ones revealed. Plus: Night Tapes' truffle mushroom vibes, Naked Roommate for New Year's Eve Eve, more music news.
Food & Drink

Good Taste: Bay Area holiday cooking advice classics

Tamara Palmer -
'Just put the f*cking turkey in the oven': time-honored techniques and local tutorials for festive meal planning.
Stage Review

Drama Mask: ‘Matchbox Magic Flute’ is a mini-Mozart marvel

Charles Lewis III -
Our new theatre column reviews Mary Zimmerman's gateway opera, Sara Porkalob's wild 'Dragon Lady,' and a bewildering 'Ghost Quartet.'
Movies

Screen Grabs: A small oasis of empathy and compassion

Dennis Harvey -
Jesse Eisenberg's 'A Real Pain' shines, Andrea Arnold's 'Bird' takes flight. Plus: dismantling the US press and poisoning Flint's water.

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