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Under the Stars: The Dead shall come to Vegas, riding a 4-D Sphere

John-Paul Shiver -
Plus: Gift of Gab tribute, 'Jolene' turns 50, Kim Gordon's packing list, Afro-techno from Bucharest, more music news
Movies

What we saw at Sundance 2024, part two: Oh, the drama!

Jesse Hawthorne Ficks -
Our critic takes in River Gallo's intersex love saga 'Ponyboi', Sean Wang's Fremont autobiographical tale, and much more.
Stage Review

It’s AI versus a good bowl of pho in ‘My Home on the Moon’

Charles Lewis III -
Minna Lee's Asian-focused queer sci-fi love story at SF Playhouse plumbs all-too-human depths of the uncanny valley.
Art

Punk roots meet Black Panthers at retooled Studio Fallout in North Beach

Dorothy Odonnell -
Gallery connects countercultures with a display of radical artwork by BPP's Malik Edwards and Katherine Campbell.
Movies

‘How to Have Sex’ at the Mostly British Film Fest (and other cinematic selections)

Dennis Harvey -
Gems from across the pond include Ken Loach's swan song, an expanded Irish section, and a 'Local Hero' revival.
Music

B-52s, Kelela, Burning Spear—the secret to this year’s local music fests is curatorial alchemy

John-Paul Shiver -
Mixing it all up magically at Mosswood Meltdown, Sol Blume, and California Roots.
Movies

What we saw at Sundance 2024, part one: Rise of the genre flicks

Jesse Hawthorne Ficks -
This year was all about genre films, from Kristen Stewart's barbell romance to Angus Cloud's Oakland epic.
Campaign Trail

Campaign notebook: The dizzying web of big-money influence

Tim Redmond -
Plus: Remarkable hype, Lurie's money, and why Breed's allies want to control the Democratic Party.
Music

Watch: How did Black women build pop? Danyel Smith breaks it down on Music Book Club

Tamara Palmer -
The former Billboard and Vibe editor joined us for a hilarious and insightful talk.
Business + Tech

The city has a new business tax plan—which doesn’t address economic inequality

Tim Redmond -
We can tinker with 'revenue-neutral' changes, but SF is facing a massive fiscal crisis, and the big corporations and billionaires are still not paying their fair share.

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