Kevin Bacon

Little People, Big Minds

"Crazy Stupid Love": Sweet but Less-Than-Groundbreaking Romcom

Early Summer Movie Guide: What to See, When to See It

Pushover Pushes Back

Top Six Celebrities Who Should Never Sing Again

Brace yourself, everybody. Not content with torturing us back in 2006 with her debut album, Paris Hilton is apparently preparing to unleash a second one. So, in her honor and as a means to prepare ourselves, here's our list of the top six celebrities who should never make music ever again. Oh, and f ... More >>

When Is It Okay to Be Facebook Friends With Your Friends' Exes?

​Dear Anna,I recently had a small event at a local dive bar on a weeknight. So I sent out Facebook invites to a few people I knew who lived close by, including the ex-boyfriend of a casual friend of mine. Turns out, this friend was very hurt and betrayed by the idea that I'd invite her ex to an ev ... More >>

Baylinks: Mid-Market Trouble, Tibet, & Rainbows

Kevin Bacon: Not riding Muni.​Is more biking an unintended outcome of poor Muni service and high fares? [Streetsblog]Susie Cagle takes a look at the problems facing Mid-Market and possible solutions. [SFAppeal]Tibet demonstrators march down Market. [SFist]Vintage Muni complaint letter. Because som ... More >>

Daryl Hall Invites S.F.'s Matt Nathanson Over to Play

So Daryl Hall has this newish Internet series called Live From Daryl's House where he invites other famous music dudes over to his house and they get filmed playing music together. Last month his guests were Kevin Bacon and his brother Michael. This month it's San Francisco soft rocker Matt Nathanso ... More >>

Nixon in a Deep Frost

Langella and Sheen capture a summit of egos as Frost/Nixon goes from stage to screen.

Bringing Home the Bacon

Langella and Sheen capture a summit of egos as Frost/Nixon goes from stage to screen.

Earthquake!!!

Langella and Sheen capture a summit of egos as Frost/Nixon goes from stage to screen.

Major-Label Misfit: Mistah F.A.B.

Langella and Sheen capture a summit of egos as Frost/Nixon goes from stage to screen.

All Tomorrow's Art Parties

Some artists are mad at Gen Art, but the organization says putting on its shows is no party

34th Telluride Film Festival Day Two: Greil Marcus and writing with one eye

Some artists are mad at Gen Art, but the organization says putting on its shows is no party

Coming Soon

The summer season always brings out the worst in Hollywood, but there are also gems to be found

Communication Breakdown

Storytelling gimmicks can't save globally conscious puzzle-film

Ask a Track Bike!

Storytelling gimmicks can't save globally conscious puzzle-film

Repertory Film Listings

Storytelling gimmicks can't save globally conscious puzzle-film

Strange Brew

The Truth is, Egoyan's latest is B-movie noir, with killer performances

Cut and Paste

Beauty Shop is clipped straight from its predecessors

Dance Dance Revolution

You might find "Footloose" a funny name, but its dance festival is impressive

Extended Sentence

A convicted pedophile earns his release but can't escape from himself

Dog Bites

The thrill of Beach Blanket Babylon auditions

Indecent Disposal

James Toback wastes an uninhibited Neve on a cheesy Adrian Lyne rip-off

Bouncer

Our new music columnist looks askance at a woodsy ambient mystical gathering

The Hard Sell

Local filmmaker Shane Carruth won Sundance's top honor. So...now what?

Fight Night

How do bike messengers blow off steam on a Friday night? They beat the crap out of one another.

Pop Philosophy

No parking on the dance floor -- unless you like soft rock

The Man of Many Face

Christopher Guest takes his comedy very, very seriously

Gay Men Can't Dance

A tamer, older Castro shuns its party roots

Night Crawler

A tamer, older Castro shuns its party roots

Valley Ho!

A critical guide to week two of the Mill Valley Film Fest

Tribute

A critical guide to week two of the Mill Valley Film Fest

City of Angles

How Curtis Hanson brought James Ellroy's epic crime novel L.A. Confidential to the screen

Mercury Falling

For 11 years, Markus Cook was synonymous with Bay Area bike messengers. But he didn't live to see his dream come true -- the Cycle Messenger World Championships held here in San Francisco.

Chatterbox

For 11 years, Markus Cook was synonymous with Bay Area bike messengers. But he didn't live to see his dream come true -- the Cycle Messenger World Championships held here in San Francisco.