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Some Democratic Party leaders try to block measure calling out Trump’s Big Tech allies

Tim Redmond -
DCCC resolution opposing GOP ally donations, including in SF, passes—but Nancy Tung and Trevor Chandler try to undermine it
Movies

Screen Grabs: Hush the roaring chaos with A Day of Silents

Dennis Harvey -
Hardboiled flappers and swordfish fights FTW. Plus: An Indian cop critique, Francoise Fabian's return, Japanese ghosts, more movies
Music

Under the Stars: And the Grammy should have really gone to…

John-Paul Shiver -
Plus: Help for LA fires victims, Noise Pop's third stellar drop, Joan Baez strums asleep, an '80s coldwave nugget, more music
Music

Davóne Tines queers the Catholic mass to make it truly universal

Marke B. -
The bass-baritone reclaims the 'mystifyingly impenetrable' nature of the sacred ritual as a device for fueling rebirth.
City Hall

Lurie ’emergency’ fentanyl package appears headed for board approval

Tim Redmond -
Supes willing to give up power to the mayor—in a sign of a new political alignment at City Hall.
Puff

Puff: Cannabis pioneer shot in SoMa known as ‘one of the good guys in the world’

Dan Karkoska -
Vapor Room's Martin Olive is in stable condition after baffling attack. Plus: Celebrating weed legend Wayne Justmann's 80th.
Music

‘Goodbye Horses’: The musical life and afterlife of Q Lazzarus

Daniel Bromfield -
She sang one of the most iconic songs of the '80s, but was shrouded in mystery. A new doc and two releases shine light.
Stage Review

Drama Masks: Two nights at the Ballet, one hot and one cold

Charles Lewis III -
Weathering scoffs and tiffs at SF Ballet's Opening Night extravaganza, soaking in the provocative joys of 'Manon'
Art

Friends and family power the poise on Tyler Willis’ photorealistic canvases

Mary Corbin -
Local Brazilian American artist invites viewers' takes on his vibrant and personal oil paintings.
Music

Courtney Bryan fills SF Symphony’s Soundbox with Afrodiasporic ingenuity

Marke B. -
One of the city's freshest musical spots hosts the New Orleans-born composer's survey of contemporary Black music.

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