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Night&Day
By Andy Wright
The Mission District is known for its superior weather, a plethora of taquerias, and the proliferation of V-necked hipsters, for starters. Its also rich with art and...
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Night&Day
By Hiya Swanhuyser
What is "visual poetry?" Couldn't that term describe painting, or photography, or dancing? The answer is yes, of course, but the performers and writers and other contributors...
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Night&Day
By Melissa Anderson
Jennifer Lynch has been tarred with the unfounded claim that her films get made only because of who her father is. David Lynch serves as executive producer of Surveillance,...
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Night&Day
By Scott Foundas
Theres not much to this thin, sun-drenched concoction about a straight-arrow Paris lawyer (Fabrice Luchini) who descends on the titular Côte dAzur resort to...
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Night&Day
By Hiya Swanhuyser
Sometimes it seems like we have it so good around here. Even our volunteer work is relatively glamorous -- no cleaning up the local toxic dump or working with corny religious...
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Summer Guide
Fifteen fabulous ways to stimulate the local economy.
By Karen Macklin
Are things looking bad inside the deep, empty recesses of your wallet? Well, lucky you: The IRS has your back. Under the federal stimulus plan, we'll all be getting a little...
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Matt Smith
By Matt Smith
If you attend any meetings at San Francisco's City Hall, you're likely to find shutterbug Luke Thomas snapping shots for his Web site, Fog City Journal. His 10,000 monthly...
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Music
By Rob Harvilla
As with the Pulitzer Prize, an esteemed and inviolable committee — a slightly larger one, in this case, as it comprises the entire American public — convenes...
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Fresh Eats
A weekly listing of new restaurants around town. To recommend a spot, e-mail fresheats.
54 Mint: 16 Mint Plaza (at Jessie), 543-5100, www.54mint.com. SOMA. Italian.
Aicha:...
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Film
By Scott Foundas
The new Woody Allen film, Whatever Works — his 40th, for those keeping count — signals a return for the filmmaker in more ways than one. For starters, it is his...
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Summer Guide
Give your ears — and your wallet— a summer treat.
By Mike Rowell
Summer offers no shortage of ways to drop mad cash on musical diversions, from multiday festivals to hoary reunion tours. Consider the Outside Lands Festival in Golden Gate...
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Sucka Free City
By Ashley Harrell
After more than 36 years of dedicated service to San Francisco, police officer Paul Makaveckas has retired, according to police spokeswoman Sergeant Lyn Tomioka. Although it is...
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Music
By Ron Nachmann
Those who are weary of multigenre, multistage music events like the two-day Spectrum Festival might roll their eyes at its crowded bill, which will take over all three rooms of...
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Film
By Nick Pinkerton
Eleven-year-old Anna Fitzgerald's parents didn't just plan for her — they customized her in utero, with the specific end of providing spare parts and infusions for her...
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Sucka Free City
By Chris Roberts
It was more than a century ago, but the horrors of the 1906 earthquake and fire aren't buried very deep in our collective subconscious. But those in need of a reminder need...
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Music
By Chris Gray
For a band that's perpetually on the road, Wilco has always seemed very domesticated. Maybe it's the way founder Jeff Tweedy acts like a temperamental patriarch, alternately...
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Summer Guide
Tour the city's breweries and brewpubs this summer.
By Matthew Stafford
The art of matching food to beer hasn't quite attained the snob appeal of pairing the perfect wine to that juicy slab of porterhouse, but we're getting there.
Now that...
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Summer Guide
By Maya Kroth
A half-century ago, beatniks and hippies fatigued by the heaviness of the San Francisco scene began a northward migration toward a quieter life amid the redwoods. Artists and...
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Sucka Free City
By Benjamin Wachs
Mayor Gavin Newsom recently appointed George Gascón as San Francisco's new chief of police. What are the top criteria Newsom set out for the new chief?
A...
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Stage
By Chloe Veltman
If you grew up in the U.K. in the 1980s as I did, you grew up immersed in the world of Monty Python. At the age of 11, my friends and I would spend entire weekends glued to the...
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