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Stage Review

Truth, as viewed through a tangle of perceptions, in ‘This Much I Know’

Charles Lewis III - September 16, 2022

Two things came to mind as I sat down to write this review. The first was a line from Indiana Jones and the Last...

Nightlife

Public Works celebrates 12 years with an epic four-night get-down

Marke B. - September 13, 2022

Legends Jeff Mills and Amon Tobin are two big names on tap (plus plenty of locals) at Mission club's extended party

Stage Review

When familiar feels fresh: World premiere of ‘Goddess’ transcends

Charles Lewis III - August 29, 2022

Now when can we get that original cast recording?

Music

On eve of SF gig, uplifting not-pop artist Helado Negro talks his wild ride

John-Paul Shiver - August 23, 2022

Electro-soother shares scenes from 2021's critically-acclaimed 'Far In'—plus, what was on his teenage playlist.

Movies

Screen Grabs: SF Porn Film Festival kicks off with the Bay’s erotic history

Dennis Harvey - August 20, 2022

Plus: Welcome evolution of Hollywood's Black protagonists via 1972's 'Blacula' and Edris Alba's new action-horror 'Beast.'

Movies

“This is an essential American story”: director Julie Ha of ‘Free Chol Soo Lee’ speaks

Pam Grady - August 18, 2022

How a documentary that preserves a key moment in Bay Area history came to be.

COVID

Sleepwalking toward Covid disaster

Bruce Mirken - August 10, 2022

In the interest of returning to 'normal,' the US is ignoring the crisis of Long Covid

Stage Review

Finally, ‘Follies’—a loving tribute to a theater era long gone by

Charles Lewis III - August 9, 2022

SF Playhouse stages the Sondheim favorite after years of delays, with showgirls and old hoofers in spades

Drug policy

SF DA seeks return to the failed approach of the War on Drugs

Tim Redmond - August 4, 2022

A new crackdown on small-time dealers makes no sense—and it can't possibly work.

News + Politics

Fetish fair plans for monkeypox safety as thousands of attendees come to SF

Marke B. - July 28, 2022

The huge Up Your Alley fair takes place on Sunday. Here's how organizers are handling the public health issue

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Truth, as viewed through a tangle of perceptions, in ‘This Much I Know’

Public Works celebrates 12 years with an epic four-night get-down

When familiar feels fresh: World premiere of ‘Goddess’ transcends

On eve of SF gig, uplifting not-pop artist Helado Negro talks his wild ride

Screen Grabs: SF Porn Film Festival kicks off with the Bay’s erotic history

“This is an essential American story”: director Julie Ha of ‘Free Chol Soo Lee’ speaks

Sleepwalking toward Covid disaster

Finally, ‘Follies’—a loving tribute to a theater era long gone by

SF DA seeks return to the failed approach of the War on Drugs

Fetish fair plans for monkeypox safety as thousands of attendees come to SF

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