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Big Week

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

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

Conditions at a Hunters Point housing project are disgraceful—and the private operators are ducking responsibility

Tim Redmond -
Hearing shows for-profit companies running Alice Griffith failed to make basic repairs, and now want a city bailout.
Movies

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

Dennis Harvey -
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

John-Paul Shiver -
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

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

The hot new book ‘Abundance’ is just more neoliberal tech bro porn

Tim Redmond -
What a wonderful future we could have if we just get rid of regulations! (It doesn't actually work that way, and it hasn't in 50 years).
Culture

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

Marke B. -
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

D.A. Mission -
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

Joshua Rotter -
Retrospective program celebrates trans choreography at a time when its "beautiful and juicy" healing is more needed than ever.
The Agenda

Can the West Side absorb more density without displacing existing tenants and small businesses?

Tim Redmond -
Plus: Is the privatization of public housing working in SF? That's The Agenda for April 6-13

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