Top Stories

SFPD Shoots, Kills Domestic Violence Suspect

The hostage situation ended Sunday morning.

 

VIDEO: A Battle of Giant Inflatable Penises Set to David Bowie’s “Heroes”

NSFW: On the same day as the Folsom Street Fair, Chapter Four of Taylor Mac's A 24-Decade History of Popular Music included a re-enactment of the Cold War with big huge balloon dicks.

 

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Slideshows

Psychic TV and Moira Scar at the Independent, September 21st, 2017

 

Goldfrapp and Morgan Saint at The Warfield, San Francisco, Sept. 16, 2017

 

Epica & Lacuna Coil at UC Theater Berkeley Sept.14th, 2017

 

The Do Over at The Great Northern Sept. 17, 2017

 


News

Which SF Doctors Are Secretly on Probation

California legislature releases a long list of physicians convicted of sex crimes, drug offenses, and more. Here are the SF doctors on that list.

 

Comfort Women Statue Unveiled Amid Controversy

The first memorial to World War II trafficking victims in a major U.S. city is here in San Francisco, but makes some people uncomfortable.

 

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Music

R.I.P. Charles Bradley, Screaming Eagle of Soul

The Daptone star and heir to James Brown achieved fame relatively late in life, and died over the weekend at age 68.

 

Fame and Fortune Mean Nothing to Alison Moyet

"Romance is not at the forefront of my thinking," the British electronic musician says.

 

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Culture

24-Hour Fitness: A 24-Decade History of Popular Music, Ch. 2-3

Chapter Three was the most energetic segment thus far, definitively proving that Taylor Mac's sweeping drag-splosion is destined to become canonical.

 

As a Boston Marathon Bombing Survivor, Jake Gyllenhaal Gets Stronger

A film about a man's struggle to regain control of his body parallels the Stephen Hawking biopic, "The Theory of Everything."

 

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Dining

Celebrate a Year of Voodoo Charm at Bernal’s Old Devil Moon

The art-directed restroom, Tarot reading resident psychic, and voodoo-driven decor commemorate a trip around the sun with secret kegs!

 

Belden Alley Welcomes the Open-Til-4 a.m. Toy Soldier

The proposal to let bars serve alcohol until 4 a.m. appears to have died in the State Senate, but in the meantime, here's a fun new spot that stays open past two.

 

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Film

Zoology

We all wish we had a tail, of course, but would it be worth it?

 

The Tiger Hunter

A shiny tale of immigration woes in 1979 Chicago.

 

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