Top Stories

Golden Gate Park Has an Arsonist

Six fires on Friday night joined a slew of others reported in the park over the past month.

 

SPLAT!: The Art of Ralph Steadman

Steadman may have gone Gonzo with Hunter S. Thompson, but that’s only part of his 60-year quest to stick it to The Man. 

 

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News

S.F. Doctor Fires Back at NRA’s Cheap Shot on Twitter

"Do you have any idea how many bullets I pull out of corpses weekly?" pathologist Judy Melinek tweeted.

 

Emperor Norton Plaque Slated for Transbay Center

A newly restored, 80-year-old plaque honoring Emperor Norton may bring some eccentric San Francisco history to the Salesforce Transit Center.

 

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Slideshows

Our Music Festival ft. ZEDD, 3LAU and more at the Greek Theatre in Berkeley Oct. 20, 2018

 

David Crosby and Friends at the Castro Theater, Nov. 6, 2018

 

The Stone Foxes at T-Mobile San Francisco Signature Store Nov. 7, 2018

 

Kero Kero Bonito and Frankie Cosmos at The Fillmore, Monday, November 5th, 2018

 


Music

Blitzen Trapper Is Full of Furr (and Fuzzy Memories)

The latest album is a high-water mark — and a hazy mystery to frontman Eric Earley.

 

Jake Shears Feels Sexier Than Ever

The former Scissor Sisters frontman, armed with a new solo album and a memoir, plays the Fillmore on Wednesday, Nov. 14.

 

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Culture

Side by Side on My Cardboard Piano Keyboard

Ugandan society stands at the brink of civil war in Hansol Jung's turn-of-the-millennium play, at NCTC through Dec. 2.

 

Kim and Kanye Are at the Exploratorium

They've had a busy couple days, so maybe a little science?

 

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Dining

Z&Y Bistro Minds Its Ps & Qs

The Chinese-Japanese menu at the Chinatown spinoff sticks to two core areas: yakitori and chili oil.

 

Go Eat This Now: Gimbap at Woori Market

A Korean grocery in the Fillmore that doubles as a catering business has a wealth of prepared foods that you may find highly addictive.

 

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Film

The Great Buster: A Celebration

A documentary about the great Keaton that could have used less of the gross Quentin.

 

Monrovia, Indiana

Frederick Wiseman looks into the heartland, and finds little soul.

 

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Sponsored

Dan Savage’s 14th Annual HUMP! Opening Fest Is Coming To San Francisco!

 

E-scooters are back

 

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