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News + Politics

Opinion: The Valencia Street center bike lane was a mistake and has to go

Kevin Ortiz and David Quinby - December 22, 2023

It's bad for cyclists, bad for small business, and shows the need for SFMTA reform.

Protest

Jenkins files serious charges against Bay Bridge protesters demanding Gaza ceasefire—but it’s a stretch

Tim Redmond - December 18, 2023

Serious criminal charges in civil disobedience cases are rare in SF, for good reason.

Music

Under the Stars: Uncovering the original Rolling Stones

John-Paul Shiver - December 7, 2023

Plus: Dregs One and Max Kane big up the 91 Night Owl, 'Charlie Parker and Strings' remixed, more good music news

Music

How the B-52’s 1982 EP ‘Mesopotamia’ became a Black radio lodestar

John-Paul Shiver - November 19, 2023

Detroit DJs from The Electrifying Mojo to Theo Parrish have kept band's techno precursor hot.

Music

You’ve got Snail Mail: Noise Pop drops 2024 lineup’s stellar first phase

John-Paul Shiver - November 11, 2023

31st indie fest will even conjure The Mountain Goats before the pews at Grace Cathedral, besides a city-full of local talent

Stage Review

‘The Engine of Our Disruption’: Rev up the tech industry satire

Charles Lewis III - November 9, 2023

Patricia Milton's swing at our overlords, playing at Central Works, works best when things get personal.

Music

Hips don’t die: Try our Halloween playlist for a truly freaky fête

John-Paul Shiver - October 25, 2023

From John Carpenter jams to ghoulish tracks deep in the Bay DNA, get the dance of the damned off to a good start.

Stage Review

Bleep, bloop, apocalypse: ‘Rossum’s Universal Robots’ looks back to the future

Charles Lewis III - October 20, 2023

Cutting Ball's latest searches for ghosts in the machine of a 1920 text, amid our 2023 tech overload

News + Politics

Blue skies, Blue Angels—and not many members of the public—at Feinstein memorial

JJ Lansing - October 8, 2023

More cops than mourners as the late mayor and senator is remembered fondly by her friends.

Movies

What we saw at the Toronto International Film Festival

Pam Grady - October 7, 2023

No starry red carpet, but plenty of dazzle in thoughtful new films by Anna Kendrick, Ava DuVernay, Wim Wenders, more

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Opinion: The Valencia Street center bike lane was a mistake and has to go

Jenkins files serious charges against Bay Bridge protesters demanding Gaza ceasefire—but it’s a stretch

Under the Stars: Uncovering the original Rolling Stones

How the B-52’s 1982 EP ‘Mesopotamia’ became a Black radio lodestar

You’ve got Snail Mail: Noise Pop drops 2024 lineup’s stellar first phase

‘The Engine of Our Disruption’: Rev up the tech industry satire

Hips don’t die: Try our Halloween playlist for a truly freaky fête

Bleep, bloop, apocalypse: ‘Rossum’s Universal Robots’ looks back to the future

Blue skies, Blue Angels—and not many members of the public—at Feinstein memorial

What we saw at the Toronto International Film Festival

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