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Night&Day
By Michael Leaverton
Dining out, we put our faith in the chef. In return, some chefs put their faith in Jack Daniels, the Five-Second Rule, MSG, or the persuasiveness of the Employees...
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Night&Day
By Michael Leaverton
To be eligible for the Northern California Book Awards, nominees must live from Fresno north. Entrants in the SoCal Book Awards need to live from Morro Bay south. Right now,...
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Night&Day
By Hiya Swanhuyser
Lulacruza, for those unfamiliar with the Oaklandish/Argentine/Colombian duo, is the Latina Cocteau Twins. Collaborating with two dancers plus a poet/painter and a...
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Night&Day
By Michael Leaverton
Weve all been there: at work, at the computer, feverishly knocking out e-mails, using and appreciating proper netiquette, pausing only for sips of coffee or chomps from a...
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Night&Day
By Hiya Swanhuyser
You know what happens when you make an assumption? That's right: You make an ass out of you and umption. You've probably made a lot of assumptions about homeless people; it's...
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Night&Day
By Hiya Swanhuyser
Face it: The MSM does not think of itself as your educator. Didn't go to a school fancy enough to have economics classes? That's your problem, buddy! Reading the business...
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Night&Day
By Hiya Swanhuyser
Pop-Up Magazine expects 23 contributors. That fact wouldn't be particularly interesting if Pop-Up were a print publication, but it isn't. Instead, This American Life-er Douglas...
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Night&Day
By Hiya Swanhuyser
Rock critic Richie Unterberger (Mojo, www.rollingstone.com, Record Collector, www.allmusic.com, etc.) basically owns a film archive, and shares it often. His screenings have a...
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Night&Day
By Hiya Swanhuyser
At the intersection of dance lessons and schoolyard antics is Double Dutch Class. Instructor Jill Herrera of SFC Double Dutch emphasizes that although the class is a super fun...
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Stage
In an age where newspapers are in decline, a play about the power of the press seems dated.
By Chloe Veltman
The news industry has been taking a hammering on all sides of late. With the San Francisco Chronicle's owner threatening to sell or fold the paper because of financial...
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Matt Smith
By Matt Smith
On Jan. 13, 1968, a black-clothed man stepped in front of a crowd of inmates, sang "I took a shot of cocaine and shot my woman down," and launched his career skyward with the...
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Music
By Ben Westhoff
Richard Florida's March cover story in The Atlantic Monthly, "How the Crash Will Reshape America," offers bold predictions on how the financial meltdown will affect our...
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Fresh Eats
A weekly listing of new restaurants around town. To recommend a spot, e-mail fresheats.
15 Romolo: 15 Romolo (at Broadway), 398-1359. North Beach. Cocktails and bar...
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Film
By Melissa Anderson
Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck have transformed some of the saggiest, most clichéd genres with smarts, nonscreechy politics, superb acting, and visual beauty. Though, on...
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Stagecap
By Molly Rhodes
The title suggests that adapter Jim Strope has made some radical shift in William Shakespeare's masterpiece, yet the changes he added—editing down the text and setting it...
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Sucka Free City
By Lauren Smiley
The news making its way through the Fisherman's Wharf grapevine of silver breakdancers and street clowns was that Bush 2 was dead. No, not the former president. On the wharf,...
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Music
By Mark Keresman
Among the singer-songwriter breed, few are genuine trailblazers. Leonard Cohen is a poet pioneer rooted in that Dylan pantheon in terms of artistic influence and resilience....
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FilmCap
By Nick Pinkerton
I don't remember ever wanting to just haul out and punch a movie before Gigantic. Interrupting every scene with a proud little fart of idiosyncrasy, Matt Aselton's auteur debut...
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Stagecap
By Chris Jensen
Act a Lady ought to be a great time. Set in the Midwest in 1927, it's a comedy that considers what happens when small-town menfolk begin impersonating womenfolk at the local...
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Sucka Free City
By Herman Wong
In an odd turn, the recession is sending formerly well-paid professionals to prison. Well, sort of. Alcatraz is hiring! And this season, the island has attracted an...
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