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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

COVID

Why no COVID vaccine requirements for Giants fans?

Marc Norton - September 15, 2021

Concession staffers have to get the shot—but people cheering and shouting in a packed stadium can threaten the workers and themselves.

Environment

Will SF’s ambitious Climate Action plan ever actually happen?

Michael Redmond - September 10, 2021

Implementing the program will cost money and involve tough decisions. Is City Hall up to it?

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: The ballad of Fatty Arbuckle

Dennis Harvey - September 8, 2021

The anniversary of Hollywood's biggest silent era scandal. Plus: The Card Counter, Blue Collar, 499, and a great socialism doc.

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