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Movies

Screen Grabs: ’40 Years of Queer’ is a kaleidoscope of love, sex, and liberation

Dennis Harvey -
Plus: Paddington in Peru, Timestalker, No Other Land, Dead Thing, more new movies to check out
Culture

Arts Forecast: Nothing but love for ya, baby

Marke B. -
Yuja Wang, Love & Basketball, Polyglamorous, Chinese New Year Treasure Hunt, 'Skateboarding SF,' tons more to do this weekend
Onstage

Hugh Bonneville’s ‘Uncle Vanya’ clocks the timeless flailing of family dysfunction

Lou Fancher -
'No one is a villain, everyone is flawed,' says Downton Abbey star of Chekhov's classic tragicomedy at Berkeley Rep.
Food & Drink

Good Taste: Eat like an All-Star (but try not to dribble)

Tamara Palmer -
From Hall of Fame cupcakes to Mexipino delights, a guide to grazing your way down to this weekend's NBA festivities
Movies

What we saw at Sundance 2025: 14 great docs, from epic to Pee Wee

Jesse Hawthorne Ficks -
Unprecedented Paul Reubens, a Deaf rebellion, Leonard Peltier's resistance, and more real life from the 41st film fest.
Music

Live Shots: Thee Sacred Souls showed ‘love is the way’ at The Masonic

D.A. Mission -
The San Diego outfit's satiny smooth soul and throwback R&B jams brought sweet, swaying vibes in a dark time.
Movies

Screen Grabs: Diving into the ingenious ‘race films’ of Oscar Micheaux

Dennis Harvey -
Black History Month resurrects the 20th-century auteur. Plus: Sly Stone, Fantastic Negrito, and Captain America
News + Politics

Trump’s attacks on trans people and public health escalate into a war on reality itself

Bruce Mirken -
Administration moves to purge scientific facts, stifle essential research, and erase entire populations.
Nightlife

Juanita More’s Loads of Love party is a Valentine for heavy times

Marke B. -
The drag goddess's huge, free V-Day affair shows off the talents of 'our big, amazing, talented, beautiful, powerful family.'
Art

Drama Masks: Voices of incarcerated women take center stage at YBCA

Charles Lewis III -
Art exhibit 'The Only Door I Can Open' and Flyaway Productions' 'I Give You My Sorrows' speak out for prisoners' rights.

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