Stories about Moves
50 years of Jimi Hendrix’s radical, redefining ‘Band of Gypsys’
Revisiting a classic album that proved to be a turning point in rock's political expressionism.
The virus of poverty
The fear that many of us feel today has been a part of daily life for homeless people.
New Music: ‘Who Sent You?’ asks free jazz combo Irreversible Entanglements
In an uncertain time, the quintet asks essential questions and pushes improvisation into a moving statement.
Screen Grabs: A major director quietly remakes the Western
Plus: New films about the horrible toll of the gig economy, gay love in Guatemala, the future of genetic technology, more.
Review: ‘Gloria’ reveals what lurks beneath office culture’s bright lights
Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' gripping play at ACT Strand shows what happens when a wrench is thrown into the media's works.
What we saw at Sundance, part 3: Crossed borders and different lives
Themes of mortality, nature, change, and solidarity lit up the screens at the annual Park City fest.
Could SF take over thousands of rent-controlled apartments?
Preston wants the city to put together a bid for some of the 2,164 units that a huge landlord has suddenly put on the market.
Review: ‘Mimi’s Suitcase’ packs a lot in, but destination is cloudy
Playing 27 characters in several languages and countries, Ana Bayat creates an autobiographical tale full of momentum.
Noise Pop’s latest round showcases newcomers
Among more familiar names like Washed Out and Lower Dens are fresh gems Victoria Canal, Angelica Garcia, more
Playwright Ana Bayat lets us peek inside her ‘Mimi’s Suitcase’
Iranian revolution, Spanish flamenco, and US '80s pop collide in acclaimed solo show about her family history.