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Puff

Puff: Ode to a bong

Dan Karkoska - August 28, 2018

PUFF Recently a dear friend gifted me his glass bong. It is a beautiful green piece, heavy and sturdy. My first reaction was, “Don’t give...

Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Clutter, Zinefest, Wavy Gravy

Marke B. - August 27, 2018

ARTS FORECAST We are in the midst of the glorious "Silence of the Burn" in which the empty streets echo with the emptiness of those...

News + Politics

Tech and Prop. C

John Elberling - August 26, 2018

The "sf.citi" website shows 29 Bay Area tech companies as members. Almost all the big guys are there (except Apple and Oracle) -- Facebook,...

News + Politics

The real rent control debate

Tim Redmond - August 23, 2018

The battle over state Proposition 10, which could dramatically slow evictions in cities like San Francisco, is going to dominate the fall ballot, with...

Arts + Culture

A swell wave of female talent rolls in with TIDES

Joanna Ladd - August 23, 2018

ALL EARS It makes sense that Suzanne Galal wants her new monthly party to be inclusive. A professor of pharmacy by trade, Galal started writing...

Party Radar

Party Radar + Arts Forecast: Double whammy!

Marke B. - August 23, 2018

ARTS FORECAST + PARTY RADAR Whoops, I started celebrating my birthday week a little early, and now I'm a "little behind." So? BONUS! I'm combining...

News + Politics

Cooking in your car

Tiny - August 15, 2018

The smell of salt, grease and fried meat filled the air, with just hint of burnt sugar thrown in. My mind wandered to breakfasts...

Arts + Culture

Party Radar: For Navid

Marke B. - August 15, 2018

PARTY RADAR The Bay Area nightlife community has weathered a lot of ghastly blows in the past couple years, from Ghost Ship and the shooting...

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Crazy Rich Asians, young skaters, Personal Problems

Dennis Harvey - August 12, 2018

SCREEN GRABS Though calls rightly continue for more diversity of representation, there has in fact been a noticeable boost in the prominence of African-Americans onscreen....

Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Pistahan, Salsa Festival, Ronnie Spector …

Marke B. - August 8, 2018

ARTS FORECAST This weekend heralds another massive Outside Lands—the first in its 10-year history to be headlined by a woman, the awesome Janet Jackson. The...

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