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Win a pair of tickets to a show at Lost Church!

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From magic shows to folk concerts, the intimate North Beach venue has a ton going on this month you should check out.
Opinion

The Drain: Marke B. spouts off on poverty porn peddlers and the billionaires who love them

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Our publisher popped on the popular podcast for a few laughs at tech oligarch Garry Tan and some thoughts on SF's political scene.
Big Week

BIG WEEK: Soundbox: Sculptures, Schnitzel Party, Cherry Blossom Fest, taco bonanza…

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Basement Jaxx, 'Fat Ham,' Bake for Myanmar, Sean Kuti, ODC Dance Downtown, tons more to do this week—from our experts
Movies

Screen Grabs: Despite fabulous international locations, ‘Grand Tour’ gives interior anti-epic

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Plus: Congolese director Jean Luc Herbulot's 'Zero' as video game, and 'Psycho Therapy' flips Buscemi's buddy film technique.
Music

Under the Stars: The albums that shape Nubya Garcia’s sound

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Plus: Idris Ackamoor's live performance heat, a new look at Manu Dibango's range, so much more.
LGBTQ

‘It’s DEFCON One’: People’s March and Rally to signal SF’s ferocious defense of queer, trans rights

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Organizers Alex U. Inn and Juanita MORE! ponder what makes this year's protest different (fascism).
Culture

With culture under attack, California Humanities feted 50 years of connection

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AI concerns took center stage (and Trump's cuts loomed) at venerable nonprofit's bracing celebration of ideas and storytelling.
Music

Live Shots: Poison the Well delivers melodic metalcore inspiration

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Alongside openers Glassjaw, the South Floridian group took it back to 1999's benchmark 'The Opposite of December.'
Dance

Sean Dorsey Dance’s divine work turns 20

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Retrospective program celebrates trans choreography at a time when its "beautiful and juicy" healing is more needed than ever.
Art

Andrea Bergen collages a post-apocalyptic world whose creatures feast on scraps

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Will these electric raccoons and possums inherit our beleaguered Earth?

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