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The radical glamour and versatility of Bonnie Pointer

John-Paul Shiver - June 9, 2020

The first time Oakland's famous sibling group The Pointer Sisters performed "Yes We Can Can" on Don Cornelius' hippiest trip in America, two minutes...

Culture

We’re Still Here: Queer orgs and icons put on online pre-Pride shebang

Marke B. - June 9, 2020

Thanks to COVID, Pride has been scooped up online this year, boooo. But while that may mean you'll be proudly dancing alone in your...

Housing

Stop calling the police on us

Tiny - June 8, 2020

Stop Calling Stop Stalling Stop Talking while more Black Sons are fallen No I mean Stop enabling and Colonizing a system that kills more than it does anything else with...

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Into ‘The Vast of Night’—and beyond

Dennis Harvey - May 30, 2020

A couple restored minor classics, plus new features about recording-industry sexism, Islamic fundamentalism and UFO invasion, make this another wide-ranging week in the streaming...

Art

See Black Women emphasizes ‘who gets counted,’ in Census and beyond

Emily Wilson - May 25, 2020

A two-part conversation called See Black Women, part of Art+Action’s Come to Your Census campaign, is calling attention to Black women's often overlooked contributions to...

Culture

Out of the crate: 6 vinyl re-issues that are pretty damn dope

John-Paul Shiver - May 23, 2020

Before everybody got stuck in the house with their family—spouses, housemates, cats, dogs, hamsters, and rando dude on couch—and became thankful for all the...

Techno-arts fest Mutek.SF recreates a trippy rave blueprint online

John-Paul Shiver - May 21, 2020

Last year's iteration of MUTEK.SF, the off-shoot of the the original MUTEK festival—an event dedicated to electronic music and the digital arts that began...

Nightlife

The Stud closes its location—to save itself for the future

Marke B. - May 20, 2020

Tomorrow at a 2pm press conference, the official announcement goes out that the Stud, the oldest gay bar in San Francisco, operating since 1966,...

Business + Tech

The future of cities—and the one percent

Tim Redmond - May 19, 2020

The New York Times devoted its entire Sunday Review section this week to an analysis of the future of cities. It’s a critical topic:...

New Music: From Roy Ayers, vibes sovereign, a lost 1977 jam

John-Paul Shiver - May 15, 2020

While it's proper to acknowledge the current global ballyhoo of a Tik-Tok (if you will) generation of acolytes newfound obsession in jazz, let's be...

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The radical glamour and versatility of Bonnie Pointer

We’re Still Here: Queer orgs and icons put on online pre-Pride shebang

Stop calling the police on us

Screen Grabs: Into ‘The Vast of Night’—and beyond

See Black Women emphasizes ‘who gets counted,’ in Census and beyond

Out of the crate: 6 vinyl re-issues that are pretty damn dope

Techno-arts fest Mutek.SF recreates a trippy rave blueprint online

The Stud closes its location—to save itself for the future

The future of cities—and the one percent

New Music: From Roy Ayers, vibes sovereign, a lost 1977 jam

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