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Night&Day
Aiming to help S.F. DJ RasCue (Frank Quattlebaum) with the cost of a kidney transplant, his friends in the hip-hop scene are coming together to throw a ResCue...
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Night&Day
By Hiya Swanhuyser
The resonance, amplification, and tones of pianos dont come from the ebonies and ivories. The sound and fury comes from the part of the piano unsurprisingly, and...
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Night&Day
By Michael Leaverton
This, in a nutshell, is the difference between San Francisco and Oakland: When we take over a patch of land for guerrilla urban farming, we are restrained, planting kale and...
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Night&Day
By Hiya Swanhuyser
Ursula Schneider's paintings aren't what they seem. They look like abstract paintings, beautiful, gossamer things with patterns and rhythm and colors we like. Bands of color...
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Night&Day
By Hiya Swanhuyser
In 1980, Lisa Kanemoto got blessed by a Sister of Perpetual Indulgence. Kanemoto was a homophobic tourist at a gay event here in San Francisco that year; she was also a...
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Night&Day
By Michael Fox
Craig Baldwin is the mad scientist of Bay Area independent cinema. Best known in some circles as the founder and indefatigable programmer of Other Cinema, he emerges every few...
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Night&Day
By Michael Leaverton
Moshe Kasher tells a funny joke about what its like to be gay in a park in front of a bush in San Francisco: Just walk right up to the bush and put your penis in...
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Night&Day
By Hiya Swanhuyser
Some people cant get enough of old movies. We salute those people! For one thing, old films were shot to be viewed on a big screen, full of screen-edge detail and lush,...
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Night&Day
By Hiya Swanhuyser
As something of an expert in Gwalior gayaki, traditional Hindustani singing, Matthew Rahaim is well-traveled, having performed it in New York, Vancouver, Gujarat, and...
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Night&Day
By Hiya Swanhuyser
If you have an inner (or outer) gay man, you may think this is funny: A YouTube commenter says of "Gay Argentinean Tango Augusto and Miguel," an adorable clip of two guys going...
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Night&Day
By Evan James
The Fillmore District plays a legendary, controversial, and ongoing part in the history of San Francisco. When Japanese residents were sent to internment camps during World War...
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Night&Day
By Michael Leaverton
Tonight, if history is any judge, well get multicolored fog. Itll be beautiful, really, especially if you ignore whats happening inside of it and how many...
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Night&Day
By Michael Leaverton
The San Francisco Mime Troupe always needs a villain it does political theater and for the past eight years its been able to skewer the low-hanging fruit of...
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Night&Day
By Jess Scott
If the current San Francisco punk-rock scene can be described as a tsunami wave of distortion-pedalenthused, home-recorded garage, then the Hospitals are a little tugboat...
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Night&Day
By Evan James
Fans of goofy observational diatribes and feigned aristocratic snobbery can rest easy this week, thanks to the stand-up comedy of Arj Barker and Natasha Leggero. Barkers...
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Night&Day
By Hiya Swanhuyser
If you've ever met any actual, real-life AWOL soldiers, you know they're not as swashbuckling as you might have hoped. Mostly, they're highly practical ("Can I crash at your...
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Night&Day
By Hiya Swanhuyser
You can't get anywhere near Chris Gentile's sculpture. You can't walk around it, squinting at the way the art's bulk interacts with the light from the gallery's windows or lack...
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Night&Day
By Michael Leaverton
This is a nice story about the Internet: Hamburger Eyes, a magazine that prints black-and-white photos with the aesthetic spirit, sans the corporate sponsorship, of Life and...
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Night&Day
By Michael Fox
We all have our favorite screen actresses, but none are more steadfast in their affections than gay men. Ask Doris Day, Elizabeth Taylor, or Cher, whose gay fans never wavered...
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Night&Day
By Hiya Swanhuyser
China, India, Nepal, and Tibet all have obvious stakes in the world's tallest mountain. Adventurers from everywhere consider it their own. And who knows what sherpas say about...
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