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Dance

In ‘As We Go,’ Joe Goode Performance Group dances into the beauty of life’s end

Mary Carbonara -
The choreographer continues to put 'an emphasis on the unglamorized body, when it is fallible or agitated or inept'
Books

Lonesome tonight? ‘Belonging’ offers isolation’s history and its practical fixes

Lou Fancher -
Professor Geoffrey L. Cohen's deeply researched book is perfect for when your stage is bare
Movies

Screen Grabs: Sound on film, from Beirut bombings to messages from the dead

Dennis Harvey -
Plus: The mystery of Pink Floyd's lysergic genius Syd Barrett, and the pitter-patter of Preston Sturges at BAMPFA
Music

Killer Mike: ‘I’ve been making dope music for 20 years, but people haven’t really met me’

Joshua Rotter -
On rapper's new album 'Michael,' things he's long needed to say about himself and the state of the world
Food & Drink

A sensual odyssey through Luce Chef Dennis Efthymiou’s ‘magnum opus’ tasting menu

Marke B. -
The kitchen artist continues to refine his sensibility, mixing homey Mediterranean with far-flung ancient influences.
Featured

An eviction on Lake Street raises questions about the price of relocating tenants

Tim Redmond -
Lots of tenants get evicted in San Francisco, many of them for no fault of their own. Some are tossed out because speculators want...
Food & Drink

Live Shots: The faces and flavors of Foodwise Summer Bash

David Schnur -
The Ferry Building came alive with D.R.E.A.M. Donuts, summer corn tartlets, Anchor Steam, and sunny guests
Art Review

Black queer African artists strike visceral poses in stunning ‘Sanibonani’

Charles Lewis III -
Zanele Muholi curates a power-packed display of rites, rituals, joy, pain, and comfort at Jonathan Carver Moore
Movies

Screen Grabs: Beyond Barbenheimer lies the behemoth ‘Beanie Bubble’

Dennis Harvey -
Plus: If you aren't suffering a pink hangover, 'Barbie Nation' illuminates while '20 Days in Mariupol' provides a harrowing antidote
Music

‘Wham!’ is bubbly and warm, but the massive ’80s duo could use some context

John-Paul Shiver -
George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley had each other's back in this doc, as good-looking white folk 'making Black stuff.'

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