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January 23, 2012
The Beat Museum Finally Gets a '49 Hudson Like the Car in On the Road
Cultural institutions in San Francisco continually search for new acquisitions. Alexis Coe brings you the most important, often wondrous, sometimes bizarre, and occasionally downright vexing finds each week. The day Jerry Cimino opened the Beat Museum in North Beach, he put out a sign: The museum w ... More >>
Film
May 4, 2011
Arthouse Movie Listings for May 4-10, 2011
Cultural institutions in San Francisco continually search for new acquisitions. Alexis Coe brings you the most important, often wondrous, sometimes bizarre, and occasionally downright vexing finds each week. The day Jerry Cimino opened the Beat Museum in North Beach, he put out a sign: The museum w ... More >>
Music
March 2, 2011
Sizzle & Fizzle: Highs and Lows from the Last Week in S.F. Music
Cultural institutions in San Francisco continually search for new acquisitions. Alexis Coe brings you the most important, often wondrous, sometimes bizarre, and occasionally downright vexing finds each week. The day Jerry Cimino opened the Beat Museum in North Beach, he put out a sign: The museum w ... More >>
Blogs
February 22, 2011
Dan Deacon on Big Ideas, Being Intrigued By Weirdos, and What He's Doing with Francis Ford Coppola
Dan Deacon can drop some knowledge. The enterprising electronica composer -- who drops his clusterfucking soundscapes at this week's Noise Pop Festival -- recently gave a reporter a very coherent verbal essay on the state of the music biz and the nature of pop music. An academic's experimentalis ... More >>
Film
March 3, 2010
Jacques Audiard, the "French Scorsese," arrives stateside with A Prophet
Dan Deacon can drop some knowledge. The enterprising electronica composer -- who drops his clusterfucking soundscapes at this week's Noise Pop Festival -- recently gave a reporter a very coherent verbal essay on the state of the music biz and the nature of pop music. An academic's experimentalis ... More >>
Film
May 27, 2009
Cannes 2009: This time, it's visceral
Dan Deacon can drop some knowledge. The enterprising electronica composer -- who drops his clusterfucking soundscapes at this week's Noise Pop Festival -- recently gave a reporter a very coherent verbal essay on the state of the music biz and the nature of pop music. An academic's experimentalis ... More >>
Film
April 15, 2009
Judging by17 Again, Zac Efron should stick to musicals
Dan Deacon can drop some knowledge. The enterprising electronica composer -- who drops his clusterfucking soundscapes at this week's Noise Pop Festival -- recently gave a reporter a very coherent verbal essay on the state of the music biz and the nature of pop music. An academic's experimentalis ... More >>
Calendar
April 8, 2009
Requiem for a Heavyweight
Dan Deacon can drop some knowledge. The enterprising electronica composer -- who drops his clusterfucking soundscapes at this week's Noise Pop Festival -- recently gave a reporter a very coherent verbal essay on the state of the music biz and the nature of pop music. An academic's experimentalis ... More >>
Dining
February 18, 2009
Sheer Poetry
Simple but good Italian food is tucked away in a second-story room.
Film
May 21, 2008
Presenting the only Cannes awards that really matter: Ours.
Simple but good Italian food is tucked away in a second-story room.
News
February 13, 2008
Reader Quiz: Which Willie Brown Quotes Are Stranger Than Fiction?
Simple but good Italian food is tucked away in a second-story room.
News
October 25, 2006
Foraging at the Forge
Simple but good Italian food is tucked away in a second-story room.
Film
August 23, 2006
About a Boi
OutKast's Depression-era hip-hop musical has a loving respect for the Old South
Best of San Francisco
May 11, 2005
Top Five Spots Made Famous in the Movies
OutKast's Depression-era hip-hop musical has a loving respect for the Old South
Film
April 20, 2005
Reps Etc.
OutKast's Depression-era hip-hop musical has a loving respect for the Old South
Calendar
December 1, 2004
Cast Away
Antonioni's neglected oeuvre
Calendar
October 6, 2004
Get Lit
The Bay Area's homegrown literary fete offers an all-out orgy of word love
Calendar
July 14, 2004
Inane Attractions
Where have all the cinema gimmicks gone? "Exploit-O-Scope" brings them back
Calendar
July 14, 2004
This Week's Day-by-Day Picks
Where have all the cinema gimmicks gone? "Exploit-O-Scope" brings them back
Best of San Francisco
May 19, 2004
Best Pizza
Tommaso's
Film
December 17, 2003
Reps Etc.
Tommaso's
Dining
November 19, 2003
Piece 'a Pizza
The crunchy crust at the venerable Tommaso's still delights us
Film
July 2, 2003
What Dreams May Come
Life after Party of Five, training for Latin American military officers, and the "Godfather of Gore"
Dining
May 21, 2003
Readings and Eatings
Literary events lead us to the perfect neighborhood restaurant
Film
April 16, 2003
Reps Etc.
Commentary by Gregg Rickman
Film
February 26, 2003
Play It to the Bone
"Michelangelo had the pope and da Vinci had the Medici and we got the studio system"
Film
December 11, 2002
It Should Happen to You
A suddenly timely doc about terrorism -- plus other S.F. Sundance contenders
Film
July 3, 2002
Sex and the Special Bus
Romance gets retarded in Pumpkin
Film
March 13, 2002
Decodings
A movie historian resurrects a long-dead experimental filmmaker, and a long-departed era of San Francisco
Film
February 27, 2002
Reps Etc.
A movie historian resurrects a long-dead experimental filmmaker, and a long-departed era of San Francisco
News
February 27, 2002
The House That Chuck Built
What nasty business is behind the biggest donation to the new gay and lesbian center?
Film
December 26, 2001
Reps List
Film Reps List for 12-26-2001
Film
December 5, 2001
Reps Etc.
Film Reps List for 12-05-2001
Film
November 14, 2001
Reel World
Terry Zwigoff is set to direct a twisted Christmas tale called Bad Santa
Film
April 18, 2001
L.A. Confidential
Stars in bars, stars in cars, stars with plastic surgery scars.
Film
December 13, 2000
Reel World
Filmjunkie Underground Film Festival; First Person Plural
Film
November 22, 2000
Reel World
Matthew Robbins; Stuart Gaffney; 2001: A Space Odyssey
Dining
October 20, 1999
The Thai of Your Life
Matthew Robbins; Stuart Gaffney; 2001: A Space Odyssey
Film
August 4, 1999
Reel World
Matthew Robbins; Stuart Gaffney; 2001: A Space Odyssey
Film
July 28, 1999
Reel World
Rachel&185;s Daughters
Film
January 6, 1999
Eight Isn't Enough
Michael Sragow finds eight good films, and countless condescending duds, in a year at the movies
Film
November 18, 1998
Starr Chamber
Michael Sragow finds eight good films, and countless condescending duds, in a year at the movies
Film
November 4, 1998
Reel World
Michael Sragow finds eight good films, and countless condescending duds, in a year at the movies
Film
July 15, 1998
Reel World
Michael Sragow finds eight good films, and countless condescending duds, in a year at the movies
Calendar
April 8, 1998
Night + Day
Michael Sragow finds eight good films, and countless condescending duds, in a year at the movies
Film
March 18, 1998
Reel World
Michael Sragow finds eight good films, and countless condescending duds, in a year at the movies
Culture
February 11, 1998
Stage
Michael Sragow finds eight good films, and countless condescending duds, in a year at the movies
Film
November 13, 1996
Second Time Around
Michael Sragow finds eight good films, and countless condescending duds, in a year at the movies
Film
May 3, 1995
Reel World
Michael Sragow finds eight good films, and countless condescending duds, in a year at the movies
Film
April 19, 1995
A Family That Stays Together
From director Gregory Nava comes a modern classic about generations, history and survival
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