Top Stories

The Horrors of the Recession to Come

You think America is falling apart now? Wait until it actually does.

 

Horrible Rich Lady Takes Out Full-Page Anti-Homeless Ad in the Chron

Have we reached peak tone-deafness? Probably not, but a $30,000 anti-homeless broadside from a fake advocacy organization will be hard to beat.

 

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News

‘Parking for God’ Now Permanent Every Weekend

Word comes down from on high at SFMTA that churchgoers may now continue to park along the Dolores Street median forever and ever, amen.

 

Nonprofit Rejects Hefty Salesforce Donation Over Border Contract

With RAICES' rejection of $250,000 donation, Salesforce faces mounting pressure to cut ties with Customs and Border Protection.

 

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Slideshows

Stephen Malkmus & the Jicks, and Soccer Mommy at Slim’s, Wednesday, July 18, 2018

 

Quicksand, Glassjaw, and Spotlights at Great American Music Hall, July 17, 2018

 

Citizen, Oso Oso, and Teenage Wrist, Cornerstone, Sunday July 15

 

Sound and Fury,​ The Belasco Theater, July 13-14, 2018

 


Music

Car Seat Headrest Forms a Voltron of Rock at the Fillmore

Will Toledo’s project is no longer a single voice, but the efforts of a band still climbing towards their peak.

 

Three Must-See Acts This Week

La Fleur, Toad the Wet Sprocket, and SHADES.

 

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Culture

Hello, Nurse!: Animaniacs in Concert! Comes to Feinstein’s

Gee, Brain, what do you want to do on the nights of Sept. 28-29? The same thing we do every night, Pinky: Try to take over the world!

 

Jason Mecier Makes Pictures of Celebrities’ Junk

His new book, Pop Trash: The Amazing Art of Jason Mecier, looks at the bombastic, jubilant work of San Francisco’s master of assemblage.

 

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Dining

Go Eat This Now: Bún bò Hue at Jasmine Garden

This heartier, spicier cousin to pho is the overachiever of the soup family.

 

Heyyyyy, Bowler: Mission Bowling Club Has an Arrested Development Cocktail Menu

Party with a loose seal!

 

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Film

Poor Boy

Michael Shannon and Dale Dickey almost rescue an overreaching movie from itself.

 

San Francisco Jewish Film Festival 37, Week One

The first week of the festival looks back to both inspirations and terrors of the past.

 

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Sponsored

Jahi Mcmath And The Legal Battle Around Brain Death

 

PG&E Customers May See Fee Hike In Light Of North Bay Fires

 

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