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Lit

Beyond books: Gifts for lit lovers 2024

Lou Fancher -
Looking for something novel to give your book-fiend friend? Step out of the covers with unique treats, from chocolates to live readings.
Onstage

‘Jinkx & DeLa Holiday Show’ keeps it fresh for Christmas

Joshua Rotter -
Riotous annual blast brings all-new material: 'We don't shy away from light—or dark!' say beloved Elf Queens.
Homelessness

Street Sheet turns 35

Megan Robertson -
Paper by and for the unhoused has become a civic treasure—and its editor looks forward to the day when it's no longer needed.
Promotion

Get $10 off “Golden Girls Live!” tickets, and wig out for Christmas

48 Hills -
We've got a discount code for the Thu/19 and Fri/20 shows at Curran Theatre—CHEESECAKE2024
Music

The 10 essential Bay Area rap albums of 2024

Alan Chazaro -
What a year: LaRussell glowed up alongside Hit-Boy, Nimsins scooped the newscasters, and Kamaiyah kept it player—but vulnerable.
Stage Review

‘Golden Girls Live!’ goes big—but still wants to be your friend

Marke B. -
The "Christmas Episodes" drag tradition expands to the Curran Theatre, but still keeps that comfy, campy charm.
Police

Scathing audit shows progressives who questioned SFPD budget were right

Tim Redmond -
Massive overtime waste. Sick-leave scams. Cops working for private companies instead of patrolling the streets. The $821 million police budget has serious problems.
Movies

Screen Grabs: Animated delights from Daft Punk and Wallace and Gromit

Dennis Harvey -
From the far-flung stars to cozy Lancashire. Plus: Fish out of water in the 'The Black Sea,' pugilist nostalgia in 'Day of the Fight'
Best of the Bay

Best of the Bay 2024 Editors’ Pick: Shawna Virago

Marke B. -
The groundbreaking 'fairy godmother' of trans country music is an outspoken voice for queer rights and local independent arts.
Music

Sun glints, flowers slide by in ML Buch’s uncanny musical world

Daniel Bromfield -
The Danish guitarist's melodic and welcoming, Bosch-like landscapes belie early influences like Metallica's 'S&M.'

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