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Music

Under the Stars: Falling for Paramore—just in time for their big Bay gig

John-Paul Shiver - June 13, 2023

Plus: Saluting 1980's very queer 'Times Square' soundtrack, Active Surplus' cash money, more great music

News + Politics

The pointless, misleading, cynical—and really weird—fentanyl ad campaign

Christopher D. Cook - May 22, 2023

Tech mogul Michael Moritz and his group are more interested in ousting progressives than in solving the addiction crisis on the streets.

Lit

From whence comes wonder? Dacher Keltner and Michael Pollan opine on ‘Awe’

Lou Fancher - January 29, 2023

Keltner's new book examines the often-surprising sources of self-dissolving moments.

Music

Under the Stars: It’s insufficient to call Kaidi Tatham ‘the UK’s Herbie Hancock,’ more

John-Paul Shiver - July 5, 2022

Papercuts' jangly mojo, Lucky Sun's uplifting essence, Byron the Aquarius comes through, Foamboy and Oakland Weekender rundowns

Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: 10 great things to do this week, from Gran Fury to ‘Much Ado’

Marke B. - May 11, 2022

Soul man Lee Fields, Blectum from Blechdom returns, a drag Hall & Oates tribute, Lab dance-a-thon, more to get you fired up.

Music

Under the Stars: Emissive’s poignancy, Black Star’s return, Manchester’s Svengali…

John-Paul Shiver - April 11, 2022

Under the Stars is a quasi-weekly column that presents new music releases, upcoming shows, and a number of other adjacent items. We keep moving...

Art

A women’s eye: Academy of Science targets gender issues in wildlife photography industry

Emily Wilson - February 24, 2022

Considerable discounts for women entering annual photo competition is just the beginning.

Lit

Excellent reads that grabbed hold and shook us in 2021

Lou Fancher - January 4, 2022

Black food history, wildlife encounters, basketball heroes, and more transformed our thought patterns last year.

Housing

Tenderloin project shows serious loopholes in SF planning rules

Tim Redmond - October 3, 2021

Developer can double the number of units, change the use—and present no financial data—and planners say it's still the same project.

News + Politics

Sorting out the upcoming election madness

Tim Redmond - September 26, 2021

Plus: Private electric-car charging in neighborhood curbsides? And a key vote on housing in the Tenderloin. That's The Agenda for Sept. 27-Oct. 4

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Under the Stars: Falling for Paramore—just in time for their big Bay gig

The pointless, misleading, cynical—and really weird—fentanyl ad campaign

From whence comes wonder? Dacher Keltner and Michael Pollan opine on ‘Awe’

Under the Stars: It’s insufficient to call Kaidi Tatham ‘the UK’s Herbie Hancock,’ more

Arts Forecast: 10 great things to do this week, from Gran Fury to ‘Much Ado’

Under the Stars: Emissive’s poignancy, Black Star’s return, Manchester’s Svengali…

A women’s eye: Academy of Science targets gender issues in wildlife photography industry

Excellent reads that grabbed hold and shook us in 2021

Tenderloin project shows serious loopholes in SF planning rules

Sorting out the upcoming election madness

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