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The Book of (More!)man

Bouncer Finds a Loud Homophobe at the Pilsner Inn

"A Bright Room Called Day": Production Is Unequal to the Play

Hank Williams, Jr., Dares to State Outright What Fox News Only Implies

So, it seems some suits someplace are all worked up at the political opinions of Mr. Hank Williams, Jr. Good for him. Moments like this are why we need a Hank Williams, Jr. Just to be clear, he's the middle (and middle-aged) Hank Williams, the one with the Muppet beard, the one who has never cro ... More >>

"Captain America": Hokey, Hacky Exercise in Franchise Building

Lyndon LaRouche Volunteers Display Obama as Hitler Signs, Did San Francisco Notice?

Barack "Hitler" Obama will destroy California via earthquakes.​We popped out of the SF Weekly offices to run into Safeway on Fourth and King Streets this afternoon, when we noticed two overly cheerful young people manning a Lyndon LaRouche table outside the grocery store. Or, to be more precise, w ... More >>

Germany? Really? Cool!

City Hall Crooner Walter Paulson Sings -- on Muni!

In between earnest city activists comparing San Francisco policy to Hitler and enraged loons comparing city policy to Hitler, it's often a welcome relief to have a bona fide zany step up to the mic at City Hall meetings and sing about ... something else. In a city filled with crazies, ranters, and z ... More >>

Hitler, On Toast

​Back in 2004, some lady claimed her grilled cheese sandwich -- which she had kept for more than a decade -- depicted the Virgin Mary. The sandwich, which (miraculously) didn't go moldy, sold on eBay for $28,000. The God alligator came to us soon after, and Jesus started getting noticed regularly ... More >>

It Stands for NYNNYE, You Ninny

In a triumph of his will, Tarantino makes Holocaust revisionism ridiculously fun in Inglourious Basterds

8 Internet Memes That Just Won't Die

via webhamster.comThe Hamster Dance Back when the Hamster Dance - a series of animated hamsters dancing to Roger Miller's "Whistle Stop" -  hit the Internet in 1998, few people thought it would be the first of a slew of Internet memes that bounce around our collective consciousness with li ... More >>

German stereotype engineering at Schroeder’s

Turn Off Your Damn Lights This Week and Revel in the Darkness

Vincent Van Gogh Q: How many Jewish mothers does it take to screw in a lightbulb? A: "It's all right, bubbeleh, I'll sit in the dark..."April 20 is a day that's just jam packed. It's the official Christmas for pot smokers (far out), Hitler's birthday (drag) and, the kickoff of International Dark Sky ... More >>

Seen In San Francisco: Happy 4:20 From the Most Apropos Bread Truck In the Whole City

Oh wow, man!Sorry, the above Vital Vittles truck, spotted on Church and Duboce, all too aptly describes the collegiate careers of many people we know. As we noted earlier today, in addition to being Hitler's birthday (dark) and the first day of Dark Sky Week (very dark), April 20 is also marijuana a ... More >>

Track of the Day: Jack Blanchard & Misty Morgan

File this Florida songwriting duo under: I'll Have a Double Shot of Whatever They're Having. I mean when was the last time you had so many songs about chickens at your fingertips? Jack Blanchard and Misty Morgan were born to duet together--legend has it they popped out of their mammas in the same Bu ... More >>

From Reverence to Rape

Hollywood plunders meaning from the Holocaust — again.

Don’t Disappoint the Governess

The Man Who Nearly Killed Hitler

An interview with Valkyrie's star and director, Tom Cruise and Bryan Singer.

Risky Business

Tom Cruise plots to kill Hitler in his latest impossible mission.

Prop(8)aganda: The Bad, the Ugly and the Just Plain Weird

The North Beach Drinking Olympics

Examiner Blogger: Babies are Like Hitler

SF Gate: You Know What's Weird? Violent Beatings.

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Shocking numerical revelations await in Jim Carrey's totally freaking random thriller

Helping a divorcee with drugs, Eurodudes, and white supremacists

Torah! Torah! Torah!

Protocols of Zion takes a hard look at those who fear Jews

Out Like a Lamb

Chronicling Hitler's last days with an awkward note of sympathy

Little Town of Bedlam

When the holidays are a drag

No More Sad Young Men

The S.F. International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival spotlights humor without sacrificing edge

Times Like Those

It's a powerful wake-up call to despotism, but the America link doesn't fly

Angels in Berlin

Why Tony Kushner is no George Bernard Shaw

Pelton Wuz Here

Hitler, Civil War soldiers, and circus freaks: Welcome to the dances of Stephen Pelton

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One restaurant brings folks together in three different neighborhoods

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Blood Money

Why John Cusack wouldn't do anything till he made this Hitler movie

Disease Detective

Deborah Hayden's new book, Pox, pulls the covers off famous people with syphilis. That's right: syphilis.

The 10-Minute Masterpiece

Short-film maker Jay Rosenblatt has devoted 20 years to making remarkable movies that almost no one will ever see

Pop Philosophy

Pac Bell Park; "Rooms for Listening"; Political song contest deadline

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