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The Exhibitionist
4:22 pm
May. 24, 2013
San Francisco News
The Space Invaders Looks at Classic Arcade Games, and the Collectors Who Love Them I recently came to the very important decision that if I could own any coin-op arcade game, it would be 1980's Star Castle. It's not necessarily my most favorite game of all time, and Tron or esp... More >>
The Snitch
4:00 pm
May. 24, 2013
San Francisco News
SFPD Offers "Tasty" Mocktail Recipes So You Don't Get Hammered This Weekend It's that time of the year when you're granted a long weekend -- and one that promises nice weather. But just because you can BBQ and beach, doesn't mean you can get drunk and drive. If you do,... More >>
The Snitch
3:30 pm
May. 24, 2013
San Francisco News
Jerry Brown: The Philosopher-Governor The days of the philosopher-king are long gone. Slipping away, too, are the days when the citizenry was familiar with the concept of a benevolent despot shaping a state in his mind's image. But ... More >>
The Snitch
2:00 pm
May. 24, 2013
San Francisco News
Sean Sidi, Brain-Injured Man, Missing in S.F. Two parents are desperately looking for their 21-year-old son, Sean Sidi, who went missing on May 21 after visiting his old high school teacher in the Hayes Valley neighborhood. According to hi... More >>
The Exhibitionist
1:45 pm
May. 24, 2013
San Francisco News
Beauty Queen of Leenane Martin McDonagh, the author of acclaimed plays including "A Skull in Connemara," "The Lieutenant of Inishmore" and "The Pillowman", as well as the movies In Bruges and Seven Psychopaths, is an e... More >>
SFoodie
1:30 pm
May. 24, 2013
San Francisco News
New Simpsons Theme Park Will Feature All Your Favorite Foods From Springfield We didn't realize how much we wished we could drink at Moe's, eat a Krusty Burger, visit the Duff Brewery, get a Squishee at the Kwik-E-Mart, and have all manner of Simpsons adventures until we re... More >>
The Exhibitionist
12:41 pm
May. 24, 2013
San Francisco News
Noah Baumbach on Frances Ha, Using Black and White, and Not Ripping Off Woody Allen Too Much When not exuding urbane, Salinger-weaned New Yorker chic, or, relatedly, co-writing the occasional Wes Anderson film, Noah Baumbach makes movies of his own, typically involving witty portrayals o... More >>
The Snitch
12:30 pm
May. 24, 2013
San Francisco News
Bay to Breakers Shirts Unloaded at Los Angeles Sports Paraphernalia Website Regardless of one's thoughts on open-air drinking, urinating, running, and no-backpack-having, the Bay to Breakers is a San Francisco institution. For more than a century, a malleable ratio of ac... More >>
SFoodie
12:30 pm
May. 24, 2013
San Francisco News
Peninsula Dining Update: Ike's and The Plant Cafe Move South, Filipino Chain Dining Kenta Ramen is the latest entry into the intense pool of San Mateo area ramen shops. The new spot specializes in a spicy taro ramen with pork and tofu, but also offers 16 versions of ramen, udon... More >>
The Exhibitionist
12:20 pm
May. 24, 2013
San Francisco News
Artist's Statement: Jeffrey Palladini on Why His Art Is So Damn Mysterious It was Renoir who said that a work of art "must seize upon you, wrap you up in itself, and carry you away." Interviews with artists should have a similar effect. With "Artist's Statement," our wee... More >>
The Snitch
12:15 pm
May. 24, 2013
San Francisco News
Max Joseph Plog-Horowitz: FBI Busts Man Who Allegedly Won't Stop Trying To Be A Cop Last Thursday, FBI agents arrested Max Joseph Plog-Horowitz, a 21-year-old Oakland resident, for allegedly continuing to impersonate a law enforcement officer. Authorities discovered that he had... More >>
SFoodie
11:30 am
May. 24, 2013
San Francisco News
Drink of the Week: Going All In On the Vesper Lynd At the Burritt Room Few bars have endured as much turmoil in the scant three years it's been open as the Burritt Room. Despite a parade of very talented bartenders and bar managers moving through, many cocktail me... More >>
SFoodie
10:00 am
May. 24, 2013
San Francisco News
Pop-up Report: Sneaky's BBQ at Vinyl Coffee & Wine Bar San Francisco is crawling with pop-ups, and there are more than a few just on the short stretch of Divisadero between Haight and Golden Gate. Today we return to that fertile ground to bring you ... More >>
The Snitch
9:50 am
May. 24, 2013
San Francisco News
Dylan Mitchell Identified as Cyclist Killed by Recology Truck Medical authorities have say it was 21-year-old Dylan Mitchell who was killed yesterday morning as he was cycling through the city's Mission District. According to police, Mitchell, a Clayton re... More >>
All Shook Down
9:41 am
May. 24, 2013
San Francisco News
The High Five: Great New Songs From Sonny & the Sunsets, French Montana, and More Welcome, time-crunched and over-stimulated music fan, to All Shook Down's High Five -- a place where Byard Duncan wades through the shit to find you the hits. Well, five of them, anyway. There's... More >>
SFoodie
9:00 am
May. 24, 2013
San Francisco News
The Making of a Charitable Food Movement: May 31 at SFMOMA Pause your Netflix cheating ways and take in some live food/art -- Nucky Thompson and all his gun play and illicit hot sex can hold! The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) is serving up a... More >>
The Snitch
8:19 am
May. 24, 2013
San Francisco News
Muni Masturbator Finds A Little Too Much Pleasure in Waiting for the Bus SF Weekly has documented extensively its confusion and general objection to sharing a bus seat -- or a bus stop for that matter -- with people trying to get off on Muni. So we're not that exc... More >>
The Snitch
7:10 am
May. 24, 2013
San Francisco News
BART Board Not Quite Ready to Make Cyclists' Lives Easier Following a series of successful pilot days in March, where no one was impaled by a bike on a train, the BART board last night voted to go ahead and let bikes on board during peak commute hours fo... More >>
All Shook Down
4:00 am
May. 24, 2013
San Francisco News
The 7 Most Iconic Bay Area Band Logos By TAMARA PALMER and IAN S. PORT Having a great band logo is more than art; it's also part science, alchemy, and business smarts. To create something impactful is like capturing lightning in a b... More >>
The Snitch
4:00 pm
May. 23, 2013
San Francisco News
S.F. Chronicle Loses Two Bigwigs in a Week Last week, Mark Adkins, who served as the Chronicle's president since 2008, was -- for undisclosed reasons -- transferred to a less prestigious Hearst paper in Beaumont, Texas. The company put ou... More >>
The Snitch
2:45 pm
May. 23, 2013
San Francisco News
Kim Dotcom Threatens Twitter, Google, and Facebook with Crappy Patent A massive criminal copyright suit might have left Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom penniless, but apparently, it hasn't crushed his ego. Yesterday, the German entrepreneur launched a Twitter tira... More >>
All Shook Down
1:56 pm
May. 23, 2013
San Francisco News
DJ Chris Fox on the Success of Bootie, and Why He Still Plays Vinyl Sets For local DJ Chris Fox, seeing someone's hair catch fire during a gig is no longer a huge deal. His successes have been built on simply having a good time to great music, with zero tolerance for p... More >>
The Exhibitionist
1:15 pm
May. 23, 2013
San Francisco News
The Write Stuff: Sarah Ciston on the We Generation The Write Stuff is a series of interview profiles conducted by Litseen, where authors give exclusive readings from their work. Sarah Ciston writes books and runs Bootleg Books, an editing and ... More >>
The Exhibitionist
1:00 pm
May. 23, 2013
San Francisco News
Krispy Kritters in the Scarlett Night: Cadavers, Brothels, Legless Veterans, and More How does the playwright Andrew Saito describe his latest work, Krispy Kritters in the Scarlett Night at the Cutting Ball Theatre? "First I invoke Rob Melrose," Saito says, referring to the art... More >>
SFoodie
12:15 pm
May. 23, 2013
San Francisco News
Napa Wine Aged in the Ocean Yields Surprising Results Three months ago, Mira Winery in Napa embarked on a grand experiment: It lowered 48 bottles of its 2009 Cabernet Sauvignon into the ocean outside Charleston, S.C. in a custom-built cage to see w... More >>
SFoodie
11:45 am
May. 23, 2013
San Francisco News
Food Trucks, DIY Goat Soap, Wine and Views at Treasure Island Flea Market this Weekend Our early memories of Bay Area flea markets tend to be dusty: yeah, that $0.15 purple sweat shirt perfectly completed our non-ironic Flashdance look, but getting the goods was usually a hot, cro... More >>
SFoodie
11:15 am
May. 23, 2013
San Francisco News
Commonwealth Club to Host a Cupping, Confab for Coffee Enthusiasts How about a cup o' joe? Three of the Bay Area's most recognized coffee roasters are joining the Commonwealth Club in the City to discuss the ABCs (acidity, brewing, and current crops) of the cof... More >>
All Shook Down
10:17 am
May. 23, 2013
San Francisco News
The Top Five Parties in San Francisco This Weekend What's better than a normal weekend? A holiday weekend, duh. In case you were unaware, Monday is Memorial Day, and that means there's a whole lot of stuff going on. As usual, we've got you covere... More >>
SFoodie
11:45 am
May. 22, 2013
San Francisco News
Exploring the New Cocktail Menus at Rickhouse and Blackbird We may not get the dramatic announcements of spring's arrival that other parts of the country get, like crocuses jetting out through the snow, but we do get our own subtle declaration of a new ... More >>
All Shook Down
11:41 am
May. 22, 2013
San Francisco News
Club Owner Alleges City Inspector Punishes Venues That Don't Use His Security Company San Francisco's Entertainment Commission oversees noise and security issues at local music venues. It is the city body responsible for holding club owners accountable for excessive volume or uns... More >>

From the Print Edition

Brain Distrust: Shrinks and Scientologists Find Weird Common Ground Over the DSM-5 Brain Distrust: Shrinks and Scientologists Find Weird Common Ground Over the DSM-5

The Achilles heel of the Occupy movement was that extreme and — some would say — unbalanced individuals hijacked the spotlight and the message. So, perhaps it's fitting that this past… More >>

With All Due Respect: The Risk of Marketing Yachting as "NASCAR on Water" is That You're Creating NASCAR on Water With All Due Respect: The Risk of Marketing Yachting as "NASCAR on Water" is That You're Creating NASCAR on Water

In the NASCAR-themed epic Talladega Nights, Will Ferrell's character explains that prefacing his statements with "With all due respect" allows him to subsequently say whatever he wants (in this specific… More >>

Bells and Whistleblowers: The Ethics Commission Majors in Ironic Studies

At times, the efficacy of the city's Ethics Commission is akin to a strongly worded resolution used to combat a building-sized reptile rampaging through downtown. A recent move may give… More >>

The Fiber-Optic Umbilical: Pay-TV Companies Want You to Forget About All That Internet Media Nonsense

You want to cut the cable cord, but aren't clear on how to do it. You aren't much of a gadget geek, you don't regularly follow tech news, and while… More >>

Shuck and Jive: Drakes Bay Oyster Company Forces a Redefinition of Environmentalism Shuck and Jive: Drakes Bay Oyster Company Forces a Redefinition of Environmentalism

Photograph by Gil Riego Jr. Oysters courtesy of Waterbar. On a map, the rambling 2,500-acre inlet known as Drakes Estero looks like a chicken foot, its bony fingers pointing north from… More >>

To the Rescue!: When Good Samaritanism Goes Awry To the Rescue!: When Good Samaritanism Goes Awry

Splash! A man just jumped off the Lefty O'Doul Bridge. It was the kind of sunny April afternoon that brought nine-to-fivers along the waterfront beside AT&T Park for lunch, and… More >>

Natural Selection: What's Happening to Golden Gate Park isn't Natural. But it Never Was Natural Selection: What's Happening to Golden Gate Park isn't Natural. But it Never Was

Thanks to Google Maps, the gopher holes in the Beach Chalet Soccer Field are now visible from space. You can't see what's going on in the bushes surrounding this field… More >>

Duel Purpose: Opponents Accuse a Supervisor of Introducing Legislation to Clean up the Mess he Made

Come November, San Franciscans will all but surely have to decide between ballot measures regarding whether we should or shouldn't build the luxury waterfront condo project at 8 Washington as… More >>

SF Weekly Letters

Protecting Criminals Discovering the dark side of the S.F. Police Department: This is a good, solid piece of investigative reporting ["Cover of Darkness," Ali Winston, feature, 5/8]. It's also just the… More >>

Cover of Darkness: S.F. Police Turned a Blind Eye to Some of the City's Most Dangerous Criminals — Who Were Also Some of Their Most Trusted Sources Cover of Darkness: S.F. Police Turned a Blind Eye to Some of the City's Most Dangerous Criminals — Who Were Also Some of Their Most Trusted Sources

Photo illustration by Audrey Fukuman On March 24, 2011, a veteran San Francisco Police Department officer sat down at an undisclosed location in the city with a 40-year-old career criminal named… More >>

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