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Under the Stars: Tune-Yards return, Now wows, Buzzed Lightyear pops a cold one

John-Paul Shiver -
Plus: Kelly Finnigan's grit-and-groove, Introspekt's dubby 'Transmission,' more new music.
Movies

Screen Grabs: 50 years later, they still fart in your general direction

Dennis Harvey -
'Monty Python and the Holy Grail' and more movies from 1975. Plus: Doclands, 'Bonjour Tristresse,' 'The Surfer,' more
Arts + Culture

BIG WEEK: Bluegrass Fest, May Day party, ‘The Future that Liberals Want’…

Marke B. -
Plus: Fruitqueen, Yukimi, 'Comedy of Errors,' 'Shameless Hussy,' Joey Beltram, 'Björk: Cornucopia,' more great things to do.
Stage Review

Drama Masks: The fight is just beginning

Charles Lewis III -
SF Mime Troupe needs our help. Plus: 'Simple Mexican Pleasures,' 'The Last of the Love Letters,' 'Shameless Hussy' reviewed.
Food & Drink

Good Taste: IKEA-adjacent Saluhall retools one year in

Tamara Palmer -
The Mid-Market food hall has gone through some changes, but still shows belief in San Francisco.
Onstage

An interstellar drag quest to save the galaxy (and you call the shots)

Marke B. -
Media Meltdown's 'Select Thine Own Journey... in Space!' melds love of Dungeons & Dragons, '90s YA lit, and campy cosmic flicks.
Contest

Win passes to the Mill Valley Music Festival, May 10 + 11

Marke B. -
We've got six pairs to giveaway—funk-rock out with Nile Rodgers & Chic, Gary Clarke Jr., The Crosby Collective, Monophonics, more.
Comedy

From Kennedy Center to Berkeley Rep, W. Kamau Bell still rides ‘that curiosity thing’

Lou Fancher -
'Going in there to be myself and make my positions clear is my way of protesting,' says the comedian on 'Who's With Me?' tour
Music

Down the ‘Jackrabbit’ hole with San Fermin

Adrian Spinelli -
10th anniversary of Brooklyn indie outfit's seminal album summons sweet memories of hopping in a van and starting out.
Music

MTT’s brilliance shone through at final SF Symphony bow

Marke B. -
A grand celebration in blue bid the maestro adieu—but his decades-long legacy of championing challenging music will linger.

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