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Peaches Christ and Heklina dish up scrumptious TV in ‘Drag Me to Dinner’

New Hulu reality competition show marks last time legendary pair appear together, and it's uproarious as usual.

In ‘Subscription to Mischief,’ ’90s graffiti zines spring back to life

Revelatory show at Letterform Archive documents how street artists built global networks before the Internet plunge.

Screen Grabs: ‘Moon Garden’ sprite Haven Lee Harris is giving Shirley Temple in ‘Silent Hill’

This week, a host of horror films delve into both childhood traumas and much more adult terrors.

Screen Grabs: ‘Serpico’ is no smirking nightstick!

Pacino's cop whistleblower classic returns to the big screen, and the silly side of corruption lines up for a double header at the Castro.

‘Too ugly to be a Yankee’ Yogi Berra’s story comes to the big screen

'It Ain't Over' tells the story of an overlooked and underestimated great athlete.

Can’t-miss acts on a wild Portola Festival lineup

We're abuzz with the possibilities: Rina Sawayama, Little Simz (finally)—and will DJ Koze and Roísín Murphy deliver a surprise crossover?

Banko Brown was unarmed when he was shot by a private security guard at Walgreens

New revelations cast serious doubt on the version of events that the DA's Office presented; Peskin demands transparency.

A brutal double-standard on crime, and the guv wants the military in the Tenderloin

Plus: The future of an affordable housing complex in the Western Addition—and why does the Sheriff's Office need combat equipment? That's The Agenda for April 23-30.

Screen Grabs: 20th Greek Film Fest celebrates ‘the Greek Brigitte Bardot,’ more

Plus: Outsider artist Hilma af Klint gets a biopic, 'Everything Went Fine' and the family bond of assisted suicide

On a mission through mistaken identity in ‘Aren’t You…?’

At the Marsh Berkeley, Fred Pitts embarks on a spiritual journey punctuated by comically racist assumptions