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Marina Times editor freaks out about diversity

Peter-Astrid Kane - November 6, 2019

Everyone knew this was coming. When the San Francisco Chronicle hired restaurant critic Soleil Ho to replace 30-year veteran Michael Bauer, the question wasn’t so...

News + Politics

The Street Sheet: 30 years of journalism by and for homeless people

TJ Johnston - November 1, 2019

Since 2001, I’ve been involved with Street Sheet in some capacity — at first as a freelancer, and now as a sort-of managing editor...

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The Chron’s robo-journalism

Tim Redmond - October 20, 2019

It looked just like so many other short news briefs in the San Francisco Chronicle; straightforward, factual, a little boring. A modest earthquake struck...

News + Politics

How do you cover the end of the world?

David Talbot - September 8, 2019

How do you cover the End of the World, as a journalist or artist or simply a citizen trying to make sense of the...

The B-52s at 40, still dancing that mess around

Joshua Rotter - August 7, 2019

ALL EARS Getting weird is good — great, even — when you’re The B-52s (playing Mon/12 at Mountain Winery). Everyone’s favorite party band has been...

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Celebrating an Iranian giant’s ‘life as art’

Dennis Harvey - July 30, 2019

SCREEN GRABS As the White House agitates off-and-on for war against Iran, it’s a particularly poignant juncture for the first major posthumous retrospective of...

Onstage

Dan Hoyle’s border-crossing art of empathy

Karen Macklin - July 17, 2019

ONSTAGE Bay Area writer-performer Dan Hoyle, with his smart and poignant brand of journalistic theater, is at it again with his latest solo show, Border...

Onstage

In Rotimi Agbabiaka’s ‘Manifesto,’ a call to visionary black, queer ambition

Emily Wilson - June 18, 2019

ONSTAGE Waiting after school for his mother to pick him up after a high school French club meeting, Rotimi Agbabiaka—whose new show Manifesto plays at...

News + Politics

Under fire, SF cops announce criminal investigation of reporter

Michael Toren - May 21, 2019

In a highly unusual move, SF Police Chief Bill Scott said today that the freelance journalist whose house was raided 11 days ago is...

Onstage

‘The Good Book’ presents a shifting take on Bible study

Emily Wilson - May 14, 2019

Nearly every day the writers made changes to the script of The Good Book, says Lance Gardner, a cast member of the play. Lisa Peterson co-wrote...

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Marina Times editor freaks out about diversity

The Street Sheet: 30 years of journalism by and for homeless people

The Chron’s robo-journalism

How do you cover the end of the world?

The B-52s at 40, still dancing that mess around

Screen Grabs: Celebrating an Iranian giant’s ‘life as art’

Dan Hoyle’s border-crossing art of empathy

In Rotimi Agbabiaka’s ‘Manifesto,’ a call to visionary black, queer ambition

Under fire, SF cops announce criminal investigation of reporter

‘The Good Book’ presents a shifting take on Bible study

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