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Opinion

Cops and judges can’t get away with violating reporters’ First Amendment rights

Richard Knee - March 19, 2024

The latest attack on press freedom by the SF cops shows the need for vigilance—and accountability.

Art

Tabitha Soren, beloved former MTV News reporter, on life as a Bay Area photographer

Mary Corbin - February 29, 2024

Motherhood has changed things for the award-winning journalist, who is now taking things a frame at a time.

Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: ‘The Wiz’ whisks us right down that Yellow Brick Road

Marke B. - February 1, 2024

Plus: Danny Glover, Kafana Balkan, Valentine's Gay, Tongues Untied, parallax errors, Bob Dylan Center, more great things to do

Lit

San Jose hardcore legend Eugene Robinson is a Bay institution. A new memoir tells his tale

Danny Acosta - January 22, 2024

The journalist and Oxbow singer refuses to hold back.

Food & Drink

Good Taste: All the takeout I would have eaten with Keith Lee

Tamara Palmer - January 16, 2024

The TikTok food influencer cut short his disastrous Bay Area visit, but here's where to dive into great local flavors

Movies

Screen Grabs: Terrific, complex ‘Teachers’ Lounge’ raises prickly moral questions

Dennis Harvey - January 12, 2024

Plus: Unique 'Mami Wata' aims for Kurosawa-meets-Lynch, South Korean 'Concrete Utopia' offers grim action-satire.

Nightlife

Ode to Uptown: RIP, feisty bar for punks and lefties

Christopher D. Cook - January 11, 2024

The legendary almost-40-year-old bar went out with tipsy adieus, sidewalk fiddlers, and a reminder of ongoing Mission gentrification.

Arts + Culture

Broadcasting the Summer of Love—and so much more—live from San Francisco

Tim Redmond - January 4, 2024

A new book describes the history of the legendary KSAN, a radio station that promoted, and was part of, a cultural revolution.

Music

Under the Stars: With ‘Thriller 40,’ memories of Mission moonwalking

John-Paul Shiver - December 19, 2023

New doc focuses on pop, not pain. Plus: Umbrellas bring 'Echoes,' DJ Sep dubs on, a half-century of Herbie Hancock's 'Sextant,' more

Featured

On Giving Tuesday, please support the future of local news in San Francisco

Tim Redmond - November 27, 2023

Local newspapers are dying all over, threatening democracy. We are trying to keep community journalism alive. Can you help?

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