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Movies

Ficks’ Picks: Dive into the experimental bounty of CROSSROADS 2024

Jesse Hawthorne Ficks -
SF Cinematheque's annual celebration of artful shorts features 68 filmmakers from 19 countries. Here's our top 10 guide.
Performance

In 1960s secretary drag, she types strangers’ DNC week letters to POTUS

Caitlin Donohue -
Sheryl Oring's Bay-born "I Wish to Say" project has loosed tongues for two decades—now she's on the ground in Chicago.
Music

Under the Stars: On the eve of two sophomore album releases that epitomize SF hustle

John-Paul Shiver -
Fake Fruit and Chime School, folks. Plus: new releases from Shigeto and London club Tangent.
Music

Under the Stars: A smooth and silky trip through 40 years of UK street soul

John-Paul Shiver -
Plus: Chuck Johnson's deep listening, Wayne Shorter's unexpected odyssey, James Alexander Bright's cool, more
Movies

Irish rappers Kneecap on new movie: ‘There’s a constant dance of power around language’

Zack Ruskin -
Famous for rapping in their native tongue and their outspoken political views, the lads sat down with us for a chat.
Movies

Acclaimed ‘Sing Sing’ is a ‘dance’ between two Bay Area favorites

Pam Grady -
Colman Domingo and Sean San José talk about their decades-long friendship and collaboration—now manifested in new movie.
Lit

Risograph printers, sentient fungi, crafty dragons: Author Robin Sloan is ‘Moonbound’

Marc Weidenbaum -
Local sci-fi favorite talks about new novel—and dives into San Francisco's double-helix bond with the future.
Music

62nd Cabrillo Fest spurs musical questions of movement and migration

Marke B. -
At the annual celebration of contemporary music, director-conductor Cristian Măcelaru takes on red-hot topics.
Food & Drink

Good Taste: Food fun and free rides at the Ferry Building

Tamara Palmer -
New restaurants and a hydrogen-powered ferry propel the beloved portal onto the city's culinary hotspots list.
Onstage

A Route 66 trip to Steinbeck country spurred Octavio Solis’ ‘Mother Road’

Emily Wilson -
'Things still felt like, yeah, this is America during the Depression,' says playwright, whose latest is at Berkeley Rep.
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