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Labor

With Anchor’s closure, SF loses much more than a brewery

Adrian Spinelli - July 12, 2023

It was the taste of The City in a bottle, telling a classic story—now ruined by corporate mismanagement

Movies

Screen Grabs: Blazing a Black trail in pro sports, then and now

Dennis Harvey - July 12, 2023

Plus: Floods and quicksand, zombies and rabbits, and even more 'Bird Box' in this week's movie reviews

Transportation

CPUC delays decision on robotaxis in SF; drivers ask for loan repayment

Tim Redmond - July 12, 2023

Why not make Waymo put up a tiny fraction of its wealth to help the people whose livelihoods will be destroyed?

Lit

In endless US wars, some people matter, and some people don’t

Tim Redmond - July 12, 2023

Author Norman Solomon talks about the human toll of the military machine—and why we so rarely hear about it.

Art Review

‘The Tudors’ offers an irresistible lesson in state propaganda

DeWitt Chen - July 12, 2023

With royals very much in the news lately, Legion of Honor show underlines how power shapes culture

Stage Review

Mime Troupe dives into ‘doom loop’ hysteria in affecting ‘Breakdown’

Charles Lewis III - July 11, 2023

Latest show cuts through the right-wing propaganda with heart, laughs, and plenty of colorful characters

Music

Under the Stars: Sun Ra Arkestra shines, Liz Phair might just cuss you out….

John-Paul Shiver - July 11, 2023

Killer Mike brings big news of the real world to the Fillmore, and Slow Pulp tickles our summer fancy. New music news!

Art Review

‘Spaghetti Blockchain’ pushes globalized culture into the fantastical

Genevieve Quick - July 11, 2023

Mika Rottenberg's CJM show is like a 'Choose Your Own Adventure' through the mind-spinning abstraction of labor and capital

Art

Paper artist Pippa Dyrlaga bridges natural worlds in ‘Biophilia’

Halim Madi - July 11, 2023

At Heron Arts, diaphanous visions of foliage, matriarchs, and the grandeur of the unassuming

Stage Review

‘The Dignity Circle’ is absolutely not a pyramid scheme

Charles Lewis III - July 11, 2023

Lauren Smerkanich's world premiere from Central Works describes a devastating cycle of exploitation that's also fun to watch

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Featured

With Anchor’s closure, SF loses much more than a brewery

Screen Grabs: Blazing a Black trail in pro sports, then and now

CPUC delays decision on robotaxis in SF; drivers ask for loan repayment

In endless US wars, some people matter, and some people don’t

‘The Tudors’ offers an irresistible lesson in state propaganda

Mime Troupe dives into ‘doom loop’ hysteria in affecting ‘Breakdown’

Under the Stars: Sun Ra Arkestra shines, Liz Phair might just cuss you out….

‘Spaghetti Blockchain’ pushes globalized culture into the fantastical

Paper artist Pippa Dyrlaga bridges natural worlds in ‘Biophilia’

‘The Dignity Circle’ is absolutely not a pyramid scheme

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