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Movies

Screen Grabs: Carol Doda’s topless body was a battleground

Dennis Harvey - March 20, 2024

New doc spotlights local legend. Plus: Spooky "Late Night with the Devil' and Sydney Sweeney's nunsploitation.

Music

Under the Stars: Forget Macy’s—look to our musical ecosystem for SF’s revival

John-Paul Shiver - March 20, 2024

When I attended Sweater Funk, the iconic San Francisco night that celebrates boogie, two-step, and modern funk—strictly on vinyl, mind you—on March 2, it...

Art

Looking for a new art crush? That’s more than fine… it’s Superfine

Marke B. - March 20, 2024

The independent art fair at Fort Mason hits a sweet spot between accessibility and expression, with plenty of local flair.

Opinion

Cops and judges can’t get away with violating reporters’ First Amendment rights

Richard Knee - March 19, 2024

The latest attack on press freedom by the SF cops shows the need for vigilance—and accountability.

Opinion

SFMTA’s Frida Kahlo Way redesign will hurt City College and its students

City College Higher Education Action Team - March 19, 2024

It makes no sense—and was designed without adequate input from the students whose lives it will disrupt.

Healthcare

UCSF says it will ‘retain and grow’ services at two local hospitals …

Cydney Hayes - March 18, 2024

Running on little to no sleep after working a night shift at the UCSF Parnassus Intensive Care Unit, Matthew Jones stood on the steps...

Movies

Screen Grabs: The revelatory, overwhelming, and a little scary world of Luther Price

Dennis Harvey - March 18, 2024

Looking back at the filmmaker who freaked everyone out. Plus: an Agnes Varda retrospective and recent Mexican movies

Campaign Trail

Chan, Fielder kick off supe campaigns with large weekend rallies

Tim Redmond - March 17, 2024

Progressives count on turnout and field operations against billionaire money.

Stage Review

Don’t wake up from SF Ballet’s ‘Midsummer Night’s Dream’ too soon

Charles Lewis III - March 17, 2024

Costumes by Christian LaCroix and excellent dancing quickly put viewers under Balanchine and Shakespeare's spell.

Music

Dry Cleaning: ‘It’s unusual how democratically we write our songs’

Joshua Rotter - March 17, 2024

The lauded band on their singular post-punk sound, Duran Duran's buoying advice, and driverless cars in the TL.

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