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Music

This gift guide goes out to all the music lovers

John-Paul Shiver -
Tasty Creem Magazine bundles, Green Apple Books x Fillmore collection, Dub Mission coozies, indie recipes, more for the mavens
Stage Review

Drama Masks: Bizet’s score still blazes in SF Opera’s ‘Carmen’

Charles Lewis III -
Conductor Benjamin Manis barely lets up. Plus: Shotgun Players' 'Thirty-Six' drags young dating scene into spotlight, apps and all.
Dance

Pilobolus brings 50+ years of light, heat, and the joy of connection to Berkeley

Lou Fancher -
'We work more like a lantern than a laser beam,' says artistic director Matt Kent of the welcoming company.
Music

Late legend DJ Blackstone’s record collection being sold to boost local talent

Tamara Palmer -
Vinyl Dreams store's 'Blackstone Friday' kicks off fundraiser for DJ Blackstone Grant, which helps DJs build their careers.
Homelessness

Death by bullying: The fate of an unhoused high school student

Tiny -
Our society teaches that wealth hoarding is admirable, and poor people are something to avoid. Sometimes, that leads to death.
Movies

Screen Grabs: Au revoir, French noir—hello, Hole in the Head

Dennis Harvey -
A flurry of femmes fatales bids adieu to 'The French Had a Name for It,' while horror Hole fest sees many more buckets of blood.
Crime

Judge refuses new trial in Tenderloin shooting case where jurors say they wrongly convicted

Tim Redmond -
Now it's up to the same judge to determine if Jhacorey Wyatt spends more time in jail or goes home to his family.
Nightlife

Kick off your Turkey Day with a Booty Call

Marke B. -
Juanita More's infamous Wednesday hoedown is back for one night, with Granny in the back and all the queer trimmings.
Art

In spare strokes, Sandra Wong Orloff takes on big subjects like climate change, gun violence

Mary Corbin -
The Redwood Heights artist dreams of a day when her drawings aren't relevant.
Art

Asian Art Museum summons K-pop nation with fangirl curator and BLACKPINK looks

Emily Wilson -
'Hallyu! The Korean Wave' examines country's massive cultural footprint, from 'Parasite' to 'Gangham Style.'

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