Enron Corporation

"Magic Trip": Doc Follows the '64 Adventures of Ken Kesey's Merry Pranksters

Rent a Wreck

For a former video store giant, not such a blockbuster decade.

Green Scheme

The city's master plan for cleaner energy is fraught with risk. And, like it or not, you're already signed up.

Just Say No

Yes Man repackages Jim Carrey's greatest hits, which maybe weren't so great to start with.

Beyond Gonzo

Call hell-raiser Hunter S. Thompson's style what you will — a new doc succeeds when saluting his substance.

Mrs. Bob Cratchit's Wild Christmas Binge ably spoofs A Christmas Carol

Baby you can drive my TAXI

Taxi Commission officials say hundreds of medallion holders aren’t driving cabs, and that’s against the law

Burnt Man

One of the founders of Burning Man is suing and makes a case for opening up the cultish event to more subversive fun

Untouchable

Half of U.S. Attorney Kevin Ryan's lawyers have quit. But as he remains bunkered against criticism, who's minding the shop?

Repertory Film Listings

Craig$list.com

The much-loved Web site is taking millions from Bay Area newspapers and causing layoffs that adversely affect coverage. And its founder's well-intentioned support of citizen journalism has a slim chance of fixing the problem.

Reps Etc.

Reps Etc.

Reps Etc.

Reps Etc.

Reps Etc.

Reps Etc.

Reps Etc.

Reps Etc.

Reps Etc.

Reps Etc.

Encore

Our critics weigh in on local theater

Wrong Prescription

The sweet deal a local medical firm got from the Justice Department shows how soft the Bush administration really is on corporate crime

Rich Conspiracy

Unless there's been a Newsom/Getty/bin Laden/Bush plot of some kind, how could voters support Care Not Cash?

This Is Your Sport, on Dope

State Sen. Don Perata's bill on drug testing for pro athletes isn't nearly tough enough on doped-up athletes or their enablers

Rebuilding Credit

San Francisco's Providian Financial was once the most despised company in the credit card industry. Now, after a humbling fall, it just wants to be loved.

PG and ... EEEK!

State advocate says S.F. utility padded rate hike request by $900 million