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Ghost Stories: Scams Targeting S.F.'s Cantonese Community Reveal the Terrible Power of Belief

"2016: Obama's America": The Five Most Hilarious Lowlights

Trent Arsenault, Bay Area Man Flooded with Sperm Requests, in New York for Media Blitz

Is network TV ready for this?​The national news just can't get enough of the Bay Area's one man sperm-donor, Trent Arsenault. The 36-year-old, who claims to have fathered 14 offspring with his super-potent sperm he ejaculates during porn movies (yes, they are available online), told SF Weekly that ... More >>

DJ Tim Sweeney brings "Beats in Space" to S.F.

Music Awards: Crown City Rockers

10 Things to Do This Weekend for Under $10

Dear & Yonder​It took five. long. days. to get here, but man, it's finally the weekend. Let's celebrate. We've got a couple of ideas. Dear & Yonder Pt. 1: Art Show‏ @ Mollusk (Friday)We love Mollusk parties, mostly for the fact that they force us to hang out so close to the ocean. And th ... More >>

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Our critics weigh in on local theater

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Our critics weigh in on local theater

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Our critics weigh in on local theater

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Our critics weigh in on local theater

Encore

Our critics weigh in on local theater

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Artbeat

Our critics weigh in on local exhibits

San Francisco on $36.82 a Day

Feeding four hungry Spring Break-ers on Pittsburgh-style sandwiches and Singaporean street food

Artbeat

Our critics weigh in on local exhibits

Artbeat

Our critics weigh in on local exhibits

Can You Love a Love Parade?

Berlin's legendary -- but embattled -- Love Parade makes a San Francisco debut. But will thousands dance to its beat?

Reps Etc.

Reps Etc.

Reps Etc.

Letters to the Editor

Week of January 1, 2003

Shut Up!

Former musician Bernie Krause has spent 30 years recording the pristine sounds of nature in the remotest corners of the world. Now, after all his travels, he has an important message for the human race: Shut up!

Holiday Highlights 2001

Holiday Event Lisitngs

SF Music Awards 2001

An exotic adventure into the mysterious world of sound!

Cleaning House

To work against terrorism, new money-laundering laws will have to be enforced in the world headquarters of cash-washing: the U.S. of A.

Filmed on the Body

The 44th annual S.F. International Film Festival gets sexy, with women on top -- and just about everywhere else

Tears of a Clown

With The Mission Is Not Impossible, local composer and instrument builder Peter Whitehead feels a neighborhood's pain

Tool(s) of the Man

Mickey Hart is still pursuing that perfect beat -- in words, sound, and even government service

Inside the Soap Box

Michael Moore gets out of his La-Z-Boy to find The Awful Truth

Pointed Counterpoints

A decade after their first collaboration, Steve Reich and Kronos Quartet rediscover the art of the ensemble composition

The Face of Lying

UCSF's Paul Ekman, a national expert on the science of lying, helps police (and journalists) determine whether perps (or presidents) are practiced prevaricators

Travels With Mikey

Pacific Overtures

Esprit de Court

How Susie Tompkins Buell built, wrecked, and sued San Francisco's legendary Esprit de Corp. clothing company, and why she still gets to sit next to President Clinton

Past Forward

For its 40th year, the San Francisco International Film Festival boldly goes where it has gone before

Bang a Gong

Gamelan lives (slight return)

Night+Day

Getting Hep

Hepatitis B is the Rodney Dangerfield of diseases: It just can't get respect. But it sure can kill you.

One World, Under Gorby

Gorbachev Foundation prez Jim Garrison has something special in mind for San Francisco in September, an international palaver at the Fairmont Hotel. After that, a seat for himself in the U.S. Senate. And then, who knows? Chancellor of the world?