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Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Behold, the mighty Litquake!

Marke B. - October 10, 2018

ARTS FORECAST It's Litquake time again (October 11-20), when the enormous literary festival takes over the city's venues—and, for Litcrawl on October 20, basically any...

Movies

Rupert Everett on ‘Happy Prince,’ gay victories, and Oscar Wilde’s schlong

Joshua Rotter - October 9, 2018

Actor Rupert Everett, who’d already garnered critical notice in acclaimed art house films Another Country (1984), Dance with a Stranger (1985), and The Madness...

Onstage

Chekhov, with some curveballs, in Cutting Ball’s ‘Uncle Vanya’

Emily Wilson - October 9, 2018

ONSTAGE George Saulnier plays the title role in Anton Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya, which opens the Cutting Ball Theater’s 20th anniversary season (through October 21). Saulnier...

News + Politics

Prop. C: The battle for the soul of San Francisco

John Elberling - October 9, 2018

The New American Oligarchy of Wealth and Privilege that seized control of the United States two years ago with the election of President Donald...

Arts + Culture

The Doormat Division, Week 5

Erik Walker - October 9, 2018

This season, every week a whole new set of NFL teams decide to be the worst team in the league. Everybody is trying out...

Arts + Culture

Screen Grabs: Free Solo, Arab Film Fest, Studio 54…

Dennis Harvey - October 8, 2018

SCREEN GRABS Two of the major releases are major disappointments from hitherto reliable directors. Scenarist Drew Goddard’s first directorial feature since ingenious horror deconstruction...

News + Politics

Breed’s opposition to Prop. C shows she’s on the side of big business

Tim Redmond - October 7, 2018

Mayor London Breed’s opposition to Prop. C is a dramatic and telling moment in her administration. You never really know when someone takes on an...

Puff

Need a little lift? Meet the local queen of microdosing

Dan Karkoska - October 5, 2018

PUFF As effervescent and bubbly as some of the products she promotes, Marcia Gagliardi is a glittery swirl of personality and microdosing information via...

News + Politics

DeShawn Patton sentenced to state prison

Alex Catsoulis - October 4, 2018

A car break-in case that sparked a city-wide outcry, particularly from a group of White anti-crime crusaders, came to an end yesterday. DeShawn Patton,...

Campaign Trail

Gascon will step down — but who will step up?

Tim Redmond - October 3, 2018

A lot of people in the San Francisco political world were stunned when District Attorney George Gascon announced he would not be running for...

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