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Music

Live Shots: The National broke free from stage, sang from among the sad dads at Greek Theatre

Jon Bauer and Patty Riek -
Vocalist Matt Berninger led the emotive group through a boundless, buoyant and nearly two-hour set that probed the tragedies of middle-age.
Music

Back after three decades (and going viral), Heavenly still scales twee heights

Leah Isobel -
With 1993's 'P.U.N.K. Girl' all over TikTok, the recently reunited UK indie-pop band shares West Coast memories and future plans.
Environment

Generations came together in the Bayview to save the planet

Tom Molanphy -
Innovative Igniting Youth Action for Climate and Environmental Justice Conference demonstrated the power of community knowledge.
Music

Under the Stars: Floating Points inflates, Donnie Emerson dreams wild…

John-Paul Shiver -
DJ Tony Humphries spins the bandshell, History of the Bay Day returns, Barbra and Kris still slay in 'A Star is Born,' more music
Movies

Screen Grabs: A ‘Prodigal Daughter’ returns from Merced Heights to Peru

Dennis Harvey -
Plus: More Latino movies at Cine+Mas, Albany Film Festival's wide gamut run, and Fist Up Fest's overtly activist bent.
Stage Review

Rapping out historical trauma across the Rio Grande in ‘Mexodus’

Charles Lewis III -
Little-known history of enslaved people escaping to Mexico is brought to exhilarating musical life at Berkeley Rep.
Stage Review

Latine update of Coward’s ‘Private Lives’ added layers to 100-year-old toxic tale

Charles Lewis III -
At ACT, director K.J. Sanchez's race-bent casting discovered new depths in the marriage-is-hell comedy.
Campaign Trail

Mayor’s race gets ugly … and weird

Tim Redmond -
The mayor's race is becoming a sprint to the finish, with ballots getting mailed out to voters this week—and it's getting predictable nasty ......
Movies

Screen Grabs: Drunken, humped, French (and Mill Valley, too)

Dennis Harvey -
Film fest season kicks into high gear this week with four events celebrating sex, cocktails, film noir, and starpower.
Movies

Screen Grabs: Scumdance is back, still full of underground delights

Dennis Harvey -
Plus: Gregg Araki and 'Basquiat' return, Little Haiti gentrification, Hong Kong lesbian drama, Kate Winslet's 'Lee,' more
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