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Art

A women’s eye: Academy of Science targets gender issues in wildlife photography industry

Emily Wilson - February 24, 2022

Considerable discounts for women entering annual photo competition is just the beginning.

Onstage

Review: Men are pig(food) in ‘The Kind Ones’

Charles Lewis III - February 14, 2022

Miranda Rose Hall's world premiere kicks off a new era for the Magic Theatre, with plenty of voracious squeals.

Music

‘The Upsetter’—finally—streams the dub wisdom of Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry

John-Paul Shiver - February 13, 2022

Rarely shown 2008 doc highlights the master who paved the way for Bob Marley and contemporary bass music

Movies

LGBTQ orgs ‘disappointed’ but ‘hopeful’ about Castro Theatre takeover

Marke B. - February 10, 2022

After its botched announcement, Another Planet Entertainment receives 'cautious optimism' from community institutions.

Homelessness

SF to close four more SIP hotels, putting hundreds of unhoused at risk

TJ Johnston - February 7, 2022

The feds are still paying, so why the rush to put people on the streets or in congregate shelters?

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Embarcadero Center Cinema is gone, but there are revivals aplenty

Dennis Harvey - February 7, 2022

Mourning another rep house gone, and looking forward to old school movies—brilliant, romantic, cheesy, and beastly.

Music

With polyrhythmic grooves, Farsight looks beyond the 4×4 kicks

John-Paul Shiver - February 6, 2022

His plans to become a game show host never panned out, but the SF DJ-producer-painter is putting out winning sounds.

Onstage

Review: Despite audience connection, ‘Freestyle Love’ not so ‘Supreme’

Charles Lewis III - February 4, 2022

The upbeat Lin-Manuel Miranda-founded troupe mixes improv with hip-hop—but where's the beef?

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Indiefest adds thematic heft to the usual wild fun

Dennis Harvey - February 1, 2022

Black rage, migrant mystery, and sex-trafficking revenge join cat daddies, Airsteam trailers, and 'Mother Schnuckers' this year.

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: ‘Simple Passion’ is French, explicit, and kind of meh

Dennis Harvey - January 27, 2022

Plus: A ludicrous new Woody Allen movie, Poly Styrene's life gets x-rayed, Italian youth speak out

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A women’s eye: Academy of Science targets gender issues in wildlife photography industry

Review: Men are pig(food) in ‘The Kind Ones’

‘The Upsetter’—finally—streams the dub wisdom of Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry

LGBTQ orgs ‘disappointed’ but ‘hopeful’ about Castro Theatre takeover

SF to close four more SIP hotels, putting hundreds of unhoused at risk

Screen Grabs: Embarcadero Center Cinema is gone, but there are revivals aplenty

With polyrhythmic grooves, Farsight looks beyond the 4×4 kicks

Review: Despite audience connection, ‘Freestyle Love’ not so ‘Supreme’

Screen Grabs: Indiefest adds thematic heft to the usual wild fun

Screen Grabs: ‘Simple Passion’ is French, explicit, and kind of meh

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