Top Stories

Green-Light District

Through the Compton's TLGB District, trans women of color have fought to stay in the Tenderloin, where the fight for queer liberation began more than 50 years ago.

 

Build, Build, Build

A new national study says S.F. needs to construct 71,668 apartments by 2030 to keep up with demand.

 

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News

Dykes On Bikes Cheers Supreme Court Ruling About “Disparaging” Trademarks

The Supremes ruled 8-0 that the feds could not bar a left-wing Asian-American rock band called The Slants from trademarking its name.

 

Bizarre Crimes of the Week: Champagne Prowl, Pool Hall Attack, Pizza Theft

A Friday dose of peculiarity.

 

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Slideshows

Corey Feldman at Cornerstone Brewery in Berkeley, June 15, 2017

 

The Body at 1-2-3-4Go! Records Oakland, June 14, 2017

 

The Soiled Dove

 

Poptone at Regency Ballroom June 7, 2017

 


Music

All Day I Dream Comes to Golden Gate Park This Sunday

Get your groove on at Lee Burridge's one-day electronic music event.

 

Meklit Brings Ethiopian Jazz to the Bay Area

The Oakland musician's third album, When The People Move The Music Moves Too, comes out today.

 

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Culture

Your Last-Minute Pride Guide

 

Todd Francis’ “Worst of the Worst” Invades the Growlery

The graphic artist brings his artistic and obscene social commentaries to San Francisco.

 

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Dining

Right-Wing News Site Dismisses Coastal Elites, Hawks Central Coast Wine

The Daily Caller, amid incessant shrieking about "liberal elites," sells $90 sets of "Les Deplorables" Central Coast Chardonnay and Cabernet. You know, to the Real Americans out there.

 

A Round of Jazz Hands at B-Side

SFJAZZ Center's lounge has a full kitchen, too.

 

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Film

The Bad Batch

Although the production values are higher than on Ana Lily Amirpour's debut film — and hello, Jason Momoa — she's capable of more.

 

Frameline 41, Week 2

Your favorite LGBT film festival concludes once more, but not without a documentary on Jayne Mansfield's ties to Satanism in S.F.

 

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