Capitalism Archives - Page 5 of 19

Lit

Corporate propaganda has cost 90 percent of US residents $47 trillion. Here’s why

Tim Redmond - September 15, 2023

Eminent science historian Naomi Oreskes talks about business, government, and her groundbreaking new book, 'The Big Myth.'

Movies

Screen Grabs: You’re cordially invited to an HOA meeting from hell

Dennis Harvey - August 30, 2023

Plus: Hilary Swank is 'The Good Mother' and 'Goldfish' pulls off a big, messy portrait of dementia

News + Politics

Tenderloin tour upends ‘doom loop’ narrative

Christopher D. Cook - August 27, 2023

There's a lot more to the neighborhood than the national media wants to report.

Housing

What the Yimbys keep getting wrong

Tim Redmond - August 27, 2023

Some of us support more density and more housing—just not the private market.

Stage Review

All hail the meat sacks! It’s Killing My Lobster’s ‘The Skin We’re In’

Charles Lewis III - August 25, 2023

The troupe mines laughs from the human body's unpredictable horrors and triumphs at CounterPulse

Movies

Screen Grabs: Two tough films focus on the people hit hard by economic inequality

Dennis Harvey - August 16, 2023

Great examinations of working class erosion ('Between Two Worlds') and family opioid addiction ('Stay Awake')

Art Review

‘The Petal’ explores slippery imagery, through cyanotype and hydrograph

Bec Imrich - August 15, 2023

At Et al. etc, Misa Chhan and Lyric Shen' stitched fabric, image transfers, BDSM practices, and dye resists

Music

Under the Stars: No half-steppin’ for a half-century of hip-hop

John-Paul Shiver - August 9, 2023

Zum Audio celebrates 25, Jessy Lanza and Vinyl Williams serve up stunners, a foamboy burnout, more new music

Business + Tech

Let’s talk, for real, about taxes

Tim Redmond - July 6, 2023

Almost everything wrong with the US economy is the result of tax cuts for the wealthy. SF shouldn't make the same mistake.

Stage Review

Sondheim’s ‘Merrily We Roll Along’ highlights his talent for writing women

Charles Lewis III - March 28, 2023

Characters garner empathy in tale of selling-out and relationships in its wake.

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