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The Reverse Chic Effect: Mexican Coke Added To Food Snob's Dictionary
October 9, 2007The Reverse Chic Effect: Mexican Coke Added To Food Snob's Dictionary
October 9, 2007Minty Fresh II
December 19, 2007MP3 of the Day: Grampall Jookabox
November 5, 2008MP3 of the Day: Champagne Champagne
What if you got really really stoned while watching back to back Pretty in Pink, Breakfast Club, and Sixteen Candles (while wearing headphones blasting Dirt Nasty and Atmosphere)? If you were Seattle's Champagne Champagne, the answer is "Molly Ringwald," a tripped out, buzzing electro/hip-hop homage to the red-ringleted star of '80s teen dreams. Check it out on Champagne Champagne's MySpace page, and hum along as the boys daydream about the acrtess who's "Coke model beautiful." -- Jennifer Maer
December 5, 2008Bonjour, Vietnam
September 6, 1995Dish
September 27, 1995The Flying Nun
May 1, 1996Doc Block
Nonfiction continues its ascent onscreen
December 26, 2007Fancy a Rhubarbella? Tonight's Jardiniere Gala Marks the End of Cocktail Week
Kenn Wilson via FlickrSan Francisco's third annual mixology fest wraps up tonightStarting last Monday, the third annual SF Cocktail Week stirred, shook, and muddled its way through the city. It closes tonight with a gala at Jardiniere, 6-9 p.m. Forty-five bucks gets you all-you-can-eat Traci Des Jardins appetizers, drinks, and a gift bag, along with the chance to chat up the mixologists behind seven satellite bars, including Brian MacGregor (Jardiniere), Scott Baird (Coco 500), and Steve Liles (
May 18, 2009Soup to Nuts
A new photography exhibition at MOAD peeks into grocery bags from around the world
September 5, 2007Stud recovery
March 7, 2007New Coke
Clipse reinforces the power of powder
March 7, 2007Dream On
August 30, 2006Jack White bros down for an intimate in-store
June 14, 2006Duck Day Afternoon
It's Mexican kids playing videogames, and not a whole lot else
March 15, 2006Cock Party?
Question for Jordan Knight: Was the Block those New Kids were on located in the Castro?
December 14, 2005Straight to Video
Dog Bites turns into a film critic to help us understand the Bayview police video scandal
December 14, 2005Best Magic Shop
May 11, 2005Letters to the Editor
Week of Wednesday, March 23, 2005
March 23, 2005Right Movie, Wong Time
A romantic drama made in 1991 shows a Chinese director at his finest
February 23, 2005Bouncer
What's the best way to corrupt your sheltered friends? Take them to Arrow Bar, of course.
December 29, 2004The Real Thing
Things do, it turns out, go better with Coke
September 8, 2004Surprise!
If you think S.F. is ready for a terrorist attack – even two years-plus after 9/11 – think again
January 21, 2004Running Around San Francisco for an Education
Visiting the low-profile (and captivatingly curious) National Film Preservation Foundation
May 28, 2003Best Baseball Field
Jackson Playground
May 14, 2003This Week's Day-by-Day Picks
April 30, 2003Sold American
It's the reel thing: Coke and other brands in a funny montage of product placements
February 26, 2003Toy Boy
Attaboy of the Yumfactory is one seriously off-center toy designer
November 20, 2002Reel World
Caveh Zahedi, who is making a video diary of his life, thinks even driving to the bank can be art
October 3, 2001Crushed
April 11, 2001Pop Philosophy
Pac Bell Park; "Rooms for Listening"; Political song contest deadline
October 11, 2000The Makers
Rock Star God (Sub Pop)
April 19, 2000The Man Who Came to Dinner
A Kid in the Hall
January 12, 2000Magic and Loss
From Texas to San Francisco and back again, Alejandro Escovedo has weathered the push and pull of family and music
September 1, 1999Night + Day
August 5, 1998Night Crawler
June 25, 1997REAL ASTROLOGY For an Unreal World
May 7, 1997REAL ASTROLOGY For an Unreal World
April 23, 1997Night+Day
January 29, 1997REAL ASTROLOGY For an Unreal World
January 15, 1997Busy Busy
June 3, 2009Knowledge Is Power: Cop's Tutorial at Head Shop Results in Big Drug Bust
Wait, that's not the Uncola!A talkative head shop owner and his eager pupil on the San Francisco Police Department can take credit for a sizable narcotics seizure over in Ingleside.During a recent routine traffic stop, a pair of officers noticed a soda bottle in a plastic bag in the driver's glove compartment when he pulled out his registration. It was then that one of the policemen remembered a neat trick he was shown during a recent work trip to a head shop staffed by a garrulous counterman. T
June 18, 2009Sweet Beat: Our Food Critic's Sugar Crawl Through the Streets of S.F.
Janine Kahn Little Skillet's Red Velvet cupcake: First on the list. We wanted to take our friend Dieter on a tour of the best bakeries and ice cream stores in town. He's a well-traveled Berliner who loves to eat. But when we learned he was sleeping off his jet lag, we decided to put an ice-lined cooler in the back of the car and bring the sweets to the sweet. First to go into the care package was a cream-cheese-frosted red velvet cupcake from Little Skillet (360 Ritch at Towns
July 7, 2009Drink of the Week: Taylor's Tonics' Chai Cola
​Taylor's Tonics of Santa Cruz offers a simple yet unique idea with its Redwood forest-brewed Chai Cola. A bubbly concoction featuring main ingredients of yerba mate, ginger, and black chai tea, this cola is sweetened with evaporated cane juice and tastes like a supercharged hybrid of ginger ale and root beer.The chai's pronounced notes of cardamom and clove make this an original flavor in the cola landscape. These spices also give the beverage an adult air -- this ain't your kid's Coke.
August 7, 2009I Heart Street Art: Moroccan Sports Fans
This week, an exclusive dispatch from San Francisco artists Telephone and Soup (most notable for having unleashed Shitty Kitty on the world), who are currently doing time in Morocco:We're in the city of Rabat for the next four months, finishing up our upcoming graphic novel ("To Timbuktu") and researching for another book. When we're not working on all that, we've been walking the streets.We've noticed a lot of the tags in the 'old city' are for the local soccer clubs. For example, here is Rabat
September 8, 2009The Secret to Making Deep-Fried Butter
Jean SmartIt's not like you toss hunks of butter into a Fry Daddy.The announcement last month by organizers of the State Fair of Texas that deep-fried butter would be an entry for the category of best food caused a lot of folks to wonder how -- and why -- the butter bombs were created in the first place. A recent NPR Health blog post explains the myths and mystery of Abel Gonzales, who bears the title Deep Fried Genius. Gonzales serves up 100 percent deep-fried pure whipped butter wrapped
September 15, 2009Mexican Coke: Is There a Diff?
joel8x/FlickrSometimes, a Coke is just a Coke.The New York Times isn't always on the ball. Lately we've read some seriously Onion-esque doozies, like last month's recession-friendly human interest story about a young, high-earning Brooklynite redecorating her new downtown loft -- "on the cheap" -- for $5,000. That was a howler. Nor does the Times mind coming a little late to a party. Blogs can bloviate within minutes of something going down, and the Twitterati can tweet the very second so
October 13, 2009The 1996 Version of Giants' Ballpark Doesn't Quite Resemble the Real Thing
Click on the ballpark for a massive version​ This 1996 giveaway T-shirt picturing the future home of the San Francisco Giants, which a colleague wore to the office the other day, is certainly a head-turner. I snapped the above high-resolution photo because it's unseemly to stare for prolonged periods of time at a co-worker's chest. But it really is worth the look -- unseemliness or no. This rendering is unmistakably that of Pac Bell Park even at a nanosecond's notice -- yet, virtually every ke
October 29, 2009Have You Seen This Alleged Mission Bay Serial Wallet Thief?
Red shoes!​It seems this is the year for folks to plunder weekly newspapers. Over the summer, some unknown miscreant drove off with the San Francisco Bay Guardian's eye-catching van, eventually ditching the vehicle in Sea Cliff where it stuck out like ... vestiges of the Guardian in Sea Cliff. Now SF Weekly has suffered a loss of its own, albeit a less theatrical one. Earlier this week the gentleman captured in the grainy surveillance footage on the right sauntered into our offices and brazenl
November 5, 2009
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