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News + Politics

Where will homeless people moved out of hotels go?

Tim Redmond - November 8, 2020

Plus: A continuing progressive majority on the board, protections for small businesses -- and who in SF is going to DC? That's The Agenda for Nov. 8-16

Elections

The stunning Big Money trying to buy SF’s election

Tim Redmond - November 1, 2020

Latest filings show huge cash infusions in district supe races from people who also oppose property-tax reform.

Art

Frida’s artful life on film—and in the galleries

Dennis Harvey - October 29, 2020

Mexican icon's dramatic work and life are having a San Francisco moment, with de Young show and two screenings

Music

For Puerto Rican freedom, MaJo Montijo summons a bomba ‘Huracán’

Joanna Ladd - October 27, 2020

Oakland musician fights "continuous colonial disaster," including Hurricane María aftermath, with gale-force release.

Arts + Culture

Documentary ‘The Reunited States’ looks to bridge the United States’ political abyss

Pam Grady - October 22, 2020

An interview with filmmaker Ben Rekhi about his seemingly impossible mission to bring us all together.

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Borat’s ‘totally sensationalized false account’ and other bombshell releases

Dennis Harvey - October 22, 2020

Sure, it has Giuliani looking suspect—but is 'Borat Subsequent Moviefilm' any good? Plus, a new documentary on the grifters leading the alt-right movement, and 'The Guardian of Memory.'

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Must-see horror films for the Halloween that wasn’t

Dennis Harvey - October 20, 2020

Drive-ins step in for trick-or-treating in 2020—plus, flicks following quarantine seances, malevolence-plagued asylum seekers, bedeviled hairdos, and Kazahk-Bulgarian dystopian futures visible from the gloom of home.

Foreign Correspondent

Foreign Correspondent: Right-wing populism will make you sick

Reese Erlich - October 10, 2020

The world’s worst outbreaks are occurring in nations with authoritarian leaders, like Trump

Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Museums reopen, Litquake rolls out… and music in parklets?

Marke B. - October 8, 2020

Plus: SOMArts Día de los Muertos show, DJ Mark Farina, California Symphony, 'Heads of Hip Hop, more.

Campaign Trail

Wiener tries to look progressive in debate

Tim Redmond - October 4, 2020

But that requires a bit of historical revisionism, since his record has always been very moderate on police, housing, and homelessness.

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