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Jewish Film Fest returns with big names—and timely themes

Dennis Harvey - July 17, 2022

Radical feminism, gay gentrification, ethnic cleansing, plus David Straitharn, Ken Burns, Leonard Bernstein, more in 42nd installment

Movies

Screen Grabs: A golden rep house reopens, and golden oldies pour forth

Dennis Harvey - July 7, 2022

Plus: Thor's latest hammering, a 'Poser' on the Columbus indie scene, and a Leonard Cohen-copia

Stage Review

In ‘The Mojo and the Sayso,’ the pointed aftermath of Black youth murdered by cops

Charles Lewis III - June 24, 2022

Aishah Rahman's layered 1989 play finally has its Bay Area premiere—and its tale seems sadly timeless

Stage Review

‘Balikbayan Box’: Finally, a play set in Milpitas

Charles Lewis III - June 7, 2022

Jeffrey Lo’s new work at TheatreF1rst examines the dramatic ins and outs of a Filipino green-card marriage

Movies

Screen Grabs: For the love of Monica

Dennis Harvey - May 19, 2022

A tribute to Italian screen siren Monica Vitti, two Davids (Lynch and Cronenberg) face off, 'Hold Your Fire,' more movies

Music

Under the Stars: The hip-hop field re-energized, from Black Star to UglyFace

John-Paul Shiver - May 17, 2022

Plus: Slumberland on tour, excellent Australian soul-jazz, Arp's 'New Pleasures,' Vetiver, Kolumbo, more music

Movies

At CAAMFest, Chinatown justice, rock heroes, turf dance battles, more diverse Asian stories

Dennis Harvey - May 10, 2022

The 40th edition of the Center for Asian American Media fest highlights valuable history as it continues to look forward.

Music

Under the Stars: Stork Club’s rebirth, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s stumble…

John-Paul Shiver - May 9, 2022

Brijean works through crises, Toro Y Moi's 'MAHAL' delivers, a surprise Sade cover, more new music and shows

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Matter-of-fact horror of Ukraine war in ‘Reflection’

Dennis Harvey - May 9, 2022

Plus: Mascarpone's gay rom-com delight, Nick Cave's macabre ornaments, Christina Ricci's Monstrous, ABBA: The Movie, more

Education

City College faculty set up tents, hold out for the end of brutal layoffs

Garrett Leahy - May 4, 2022

Union members say cutting faculty will lead to a cycle of lower enrollment and less revenue; they have an alternative.

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Jewish Film Fest returns with big names—and timely themes

Screen Grabs: A golden rep house reopens, and golden oldies pour forth

In ‘The Mojo and the Sayso,’ the pointed aftermath of Black youth murdered by cops

‘Balikbayan Box’: Finally, a play set in Milpitas

Screen Grabs: For the love of Monica

Under the Stars: The hip-hop field re-energized, from Black Star to UglyFace

At CAAMFest, Chinatown justice, rock heroes, turf dance battles, more diverse Asian stories

Under the Stars: Stork Club’s rebirth, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s stumble…

Screen Grabs: Matter-of-fact horror of Ukraine war in ‘Reflection’

City College faculty set up tents, hold out for the end of brutal layoffs

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