COVID Archives - Page 17 of 59

As the nation seeks to return to a maskless, congregate 'normal,' the brutal virus is still out there, and repeated infections seem linked to longterm health problems.

Movies

A trip to “Werner world” with filmmaker Thomas von Steinaecker

Joshua Rotter - March 23, 2023

On creating a rapport with Herzog, to be showcased in a Saturday screening at Berlin & Beyond.

Police

Report shows 911 calls are down, crime is down—and police overtime is way up

Tim Redmond - March 20, 2023

Budget analyst raises questions about police budget as Preston calls for a full audit.

Dance

With joy and uplift, COLORFORMS leaps from screen to stage at SF Ballet

Emily Wilson - March 13, 2023

COVID forced choreographer Myles Thatcher to film his new dance at arts institutions; now it debuts live

Tagged with: COVID

In ‘Exhaustion Arroyo,’ hell is a pizza parlor (but escape—and ‘shrooms—await)

Now the anti-vaxxers are resurrecting AIDS denialist lunacy

From ‘Vagina Monologues’ to ‘Reckoning,’ V still fights for women’s voices and dreams

Screen Grabs: Kelly Reichardt and the art of Showing Up

Health, agriculture, and education in Cuba

‘What These Walls Won’t Hold’ is incarcerated people’s drive to create

Long COVID has reached the ‘Russian Roulette’ stage in the US

A trip to “Werner world” with filmmaker Thomas von Steinaecker

Report shows 911 calls are down, crime is down—and police overtime is way up

With joy and uplift, COLORFORMS leaps from screen to stage at SF Ballet

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