Stories about TV
Slants for all: Museum of Propaganda opens in San Rafael
One couple's collection of biased imagery will be on display as of Sat/7 — use it to reflect on what messages you absorb every day
Make America great again
LETTER FROM MEXICO: A heated election season in the United States raises hackles in other American countries, starting with the definition of "America."
The Agenda, Feb. 29-March 6: The Alex Nieto trial, affordable housing ….
.... and when do kids become adults? We look at the week ahead
Enter ‘The Colored Museum’
African American Shakespeare Company tackles satirical take on black stereotypes with talent to spare.
What we saw at Sundance
From rapturous 'Fits' and glorious 'Certain Women' to a stabbing 'Lesson' and a freewheeling 'Lovesong', the film fest shined.
“Like watching your parents have sex”
Mexico City's art week 2016 both fascinated and appalled -- but there was genius, and there were tacos.
The Agenda, Feb. 1- Feb. 7: Super Bowl protests and affordable housing
A taxpayer suit against Super Bowl costs? Plus: a key vote on affordable housing policy in the guise of a technical call for a hearing
Occupy the Super Bowl?
Protesters are going to set up a Homeless Super Bowl City on the Embarcadero. How will Mayor Lee respond?
Scott Wiener goes after homeless people in tents
But isn't it better that people living on the streets are dry during El Nino?
David Bowie, Starman
Rock icon's death of cancer at age 69 prompts cosmic reflection from leader of SF's "religion of Bowie."