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Movies

Screen Grabs: A great artist takes the opioid-peddling Sackler Family to task

Dennis Harvey -
Plus: Ukrainian benefit at Other Cinema, left-field twists in 'Nr. 10,' an aspirational Indian rapper goes bad in 'Four Samosas.'
Stage Review

Santa Claws: Killing My Lobster’s ‘A Very Special Holiday Special’ is merry and bright

Charles Lewis III -
The lauded sketch comedy troupe knows just how to mine seasonal frustration for laughs and pathos
Movies

Screen Grabs: Another Hole in the Head fest brings indie nightmares before Christmas

Dennis Harvey -
From Satanic Hispanics to SAWrannosaurus Rex, local theaters—including the reopened 4 Star—flow with fake blood. Plus more!
Movies

Screen Grabs: Queer Turkey Day films from iron-willed ‘The Inspection’ to 1991’s dystopic ‘Flaming Ears’

Dennis Harvey -
This week brings a passel of options to cinematically cure your food coma.
Labor

Inside the UC academic workers’ strike

Sonali Kolhatkar -
UC has adopted a corporate philosophy, and graduate students who do much of the teaching work are suffering.
Movies

Screen Grabs: The local Latino theatrical legend behind ‘La Bamba’ returns

Dennis Harvey -
Plus: Two docs reckon with the Afghanistan withdrawal, YACHT makes AI music, and a history of NYC's recent indie scene
Movies

Screen Grabs: Remarkable Arab voices—queer, refugee, Lebanese, Palestinian—fill local screens

Dennis Harvey -
This week: Arab Film Fest, New Lebanese Cinema of the '70s and '80s, 'Holy Spider.' Plus, a lost 1974 Oakland Blaxploitation delight.
Food & Drink

Good Taste: Fisherman’s Wharf, a dining destination? It’s simple as ABACÁ

Tamara Palmer -
Filipino restaurant at new Kimpton Alton attracts visitors—and praise from Padma Lakshmi, James Beard, NYT
Elections

What to look for as tonight’s election results come in

Tim Redmond -
Swing district, taxes—and the national fear factor
Stage Review

A love reappraised in ‘Grandma & Me,’ lesbian telenovela drama in ‘Overlooked Latinas’

Charles Lewis III -
At The Marsh SF, solo shows by Brian Copeland and Tina D'Elia gain much from the electric charge of a live audience
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