Top Stories

Twitter Belatedly Tackles ‘Dehumanizing Speech’

The social media platform is responding to years-long calls to make Twitter less of a nightmare for marginalized groups.

 

S.F. Supervisors Water Down Controversial Rent Control Resolution

Supervisors Ahsha Safai and Katy Tang amended the resolution expressing support for Prop. 10, eliminating rent-control for single-family homes and new units.

 

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News

Tunnel Vision: Caltrain Will Stop S.F. Weekend Trains Until 2019

The path to electrification means Bayshore will be the final stop starting in October.

 

Social Media Reacts to Noon Siren Going Off Late

The Tuesday Noon siren was a few minutes off, and Twitter’s chorus of armchair comedians piled on with various theories as to why.

 

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Slideshows

Jon Hopkins and Daniel Avery at The Regency Ballroom, Thursday, September 20, 2018

 

Chelsea Wolfe and Russian Circles at The Regency Ballroom, Sunday, September 23, 2018

 

Rolling Loud Festival at Oracle Arena, Sept. 15 & 16

 

Foo Fighters at SAP Center in San Jose, Sept. 12th, 2018

 


Music

Death Cab for Cutie Keeps the Future at Bay

Ben Gibbard reflects on age, fandom, and what inspired his band’s ninth album, Thank You For Today.

 

The Cult of Liz Phair Is a Wonderful Place

The Exile in Guyville singer-songwriter delighted the Fillmore on Thursday night.

 

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Culture

A Doll’s House Divided Cannot Stand, at Berkeley Rep

Lucas Hnath's sequel to Henrik Ibsen's indelible 1879 work asks and answers the question, 'Why has Nora returned?'

 

The Pressure Cooker: Shiva Ahmadi’s Animation of the Syrian War

However much Ahmadi may try to renounce medium, she returns to it with this poignant exhibit at Haines Gallery.

 

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Dining

Radhaus Is Practically Deafening, But Focus on the Wienerschnitzel

Dream of Kalifornikation, at Fort Mason's follow-up to Suppenküche.

 

Laureate Keeps S.F.’s Hotel Bar Streak Going

The Golden Gate Ecstasy has more bitters than you ever dreamed of.

 

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Film

Fahrenheit 11/9 Is Only the Loosest Sequel to Fahrenheit 9/11

But each represents a powerful indictment of almost every figure in the U.S. political system.

 

The Song of Sway Lake

More nostalgia for a time that never really existed.

 

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