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Music

Under the Stars: Sweater Funk celebrates 15 years with DJ visionary Tim Zawada

John-Paul Shiver - August 2, 2023

Plus: Hip hop hero Diamond D, Kids on a Crime Spree, and our most excellent Bandcamp Friday picks

Music

Banda brilliance: Tijuana DJ Xolo brings Mexican roots to St. Mary’s Pub

Caitlin Donohue - July 9, 2023

Selector locates resistance in the 'music and culture of the paleteros, people who sell at the swapmeet, and day laborers.'

Movies

Screen Grabs: Saluting the legacies of Luis Buñuel, Béla Tarr, and… Lindsey Lohan

Dennis Harvey - July 3, 2023

'Viridiana' still scathes, 'Satantango' still mesmerizes, and 'Mean Girls' still delights.

Books

JM Balbuena’s guide for weed entrepreneurs of color, now available en español

Caitlin Donohue - July 3, 2023

'Canna-Emprende' steps into the vacuum left by racially-biased prohibition and social stigma—in and out of the US.

Onstage

A ‘Frida y Diego’ opera that ditches clichés (and castanets)

Emily Wilson - June 13, 2023

'We bring our vision as contemporary Mexican artists and avoid all this noise,' says Lorena Maza of SFO's first production in Spanish

Movies

Frameline47 pumps queer joy into a wobbly cinema scene

Dennis Harvey - June 12, 2023

From local heroes to intergalactic legends, the largest, oldest LGBTQ film fest is bursting with big screen love.

Movies

Screen Grabs: At SFFILM Fest, local looks from Steph Curry to Boots Riley

Dennis Harvey - April 9, 2023

Our picks from the 66th edition, which kicks off in Oakland and presents plenty of global visions (plus Rose Pak).

Drug policy

Hasta la victoria verde: The life and death of Mexico City’s cannabis protest camp

Caitlin Donohue - March 29, 2023

A story of civil disobedience, narcos, and growing weed in public

Art

From Berkeley to Tepatitlán: Artist Héctor Muñoz-Guzmán talks surviving and thriving

Mary Corbin - March 8, 2023

The painter connects to his family and those who have supported his drive with colorful, personal works.

Crime

A new attack on SF’s sanctuary laws makes no sense—except as a political tool

Tim Redmond - February 15, 2023

Immigrants have been scapegoats for much of US history, and now Breed and Jenkins are doing it again.

Tagged with: Mexico

Under the Stars: Sweater Funk celebrates 15 years with DJ visionary Tim Zawada

Banda brilliance: Tijuana DJ Xolo brings Mexican roots to St. Mary’s Pub

Screen Grabs: Saluting the legacies of Luis Buñuel, Béla Tarr, and… Lindsey Lohan

JM Balbuena’s guide for weed entrepreneurs of color, now available en español

A ‘Frida y Diego’ opera that ditches clichés (and castanets)

Frameline47 pumps queer joy into a wobbly cinema scene

Screen Grabs: At SFFILM Fest, local looks from Steph Curry to Boots Riley

Hasta la victoria verde: The life and death of Mexico City’s cannabis protest camp

From Berkeley to Tepatitlán: Artist Héctor Muñoz-Guzmán talks surviving and thriving

A new attack on SF’s sanctuary laws makes no sense—except as a political tool

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