Ku Klux Klan

Huffington's in a Huff

Prop(8)aganda: The Bad, the Ugly and the Just Plain Weird

Hip-Hop Horror

Tales From the Hood doesn't stray far from reality in its payback-themed vignettes

SF Weekly Letters: Web Extra

Tales From the Hood doesn't stray far from reality in its payback-themed vignettes

Anonymous 101

Tales From the Hood doesn't stray far from reality in its payback-themed vignettes

Let's Go to Prison

Harold and Kumar get shipped to Gitmo in this forced act two.

Night + Day

Harold and Kumar get shipped to Gitmo in this forced act two.

Grand Opening

The inaugural exhibition at Catharine Clark's new gallery shows that context is everything

Bet on Black

Glory Road relives the season college hoops smashed the color barrier

"Finding Sincerity"

Pairing Wellman's madcap language and Albee's misfit characters

Headbanging for Jesus!

Infiltrator gets booked on a Christian talk show

Switched at Birth

A visual remix of a controversial film

Great Clips

Tennessee schoolkids teach the world a lesson in an inspirational documentary

Green Achers

Undertow relishes in the pain and beauty of a reclusive Southern family

Of Asterisks and Small Pols

When the city government tries to play satire police with the press, everyone with a sense of humor -- and a belief in the Constitution -- should be concerned

House of Tudor

Gorgeous gams, Country Teasers, and a smattering of sin

Speak To Me

Russell Simmons' Def Poetry Jam brings hip hop home

Letters to the Editor

Week of April 3, 2002

Southern Discomfort

Travis Somerville's paintings have been called provocative, brilliant - and racist

Letters to the Editor

That Sinking Feeling; A Biased Opinion; An Issue of Some Gravity; Book Learning; A Sad Development

Flying High

Jo Kreiter speaks softly but swings from a big stick

A Dip in the Pond

A new alternative art space bubbles to the surface -- and Tom Friedman makes Zen art from ordinary stuff

Death in Toon Town

San Francisco's digital animation district is foundering, and Duke may be down for the count

Greensboro: A Documentary

San Francisco's digital animation district is foundering, and Duke may be down for the count

The Man Who Came to Dinner

John Warren and Unconditional Theatre

Truth and Consequences

Greensboro: A Requiem

Night + Day

Greensboro: A Requiem

The Camera Loves Them

Greensboro: A Requiem

Take This Tradition and Shove It

Experimentalist Eugene Chadbourne reworks country and jazz, sticks it to the KKK, makes guitars out of rakes and toasters -- and dreams of working with Willie Nelson

Recordings

Experimentalist Eugene Chadbourne reworks country and jazz, sticks it to the KKK, makes guitars out of rakes and toasters -- and dreams of working with Willie Nelson

Slap Shots

Experimentalist Eugene Chadbourne reworks country and jazz, sticks it to the KKK, makes guitars out of rakes and toasters -- and dreams of working with Willie Nelson

Night+Day

Experimentalist Eugene Chadbourne reworks country and jazz, sticks it to the KKK, makes guitars out of rakes and toasters -- and dreams of working with Willie Nelson

Quota Quandary

As Proposition 209 seeks an end to affirmative action by state institutions, minority groups are conflicted

Off-Balance

As Proposition 209 seeks an end to affirmative action by state institutions, minority groups are conflicted

Confederacy of Dunces

A Time to Kill Directed by Joel Schumacher. Starring Matthew McConaughey, Samuel L. Jackson, Sandra Bullock, and Kevin Spacey.

Union President: Supervisors' Resolution Supporting Alleged Cop Killers is 'Spitting in the Face of Every Cop in San Francisco'

The Ingleside police station, where Sgt. John V. Young was killed in 1971The president of San Francisco's police union railed against supervisors Eric Mar and Sophie Maxwell today for their sponsorship of a resolution asking that charges be dropped against the seven men charged with killing a city p ... More >>

Doggy Bag: Today's Odds and Ends

Our favorite morsels from the food blogs and beyond. Flayed: At Chez Pim, ambivalence about the lineup at tomorrow's Great American Food and Music Fest (a mashup of Food Network stars and actual chefs) bubbled over into a sticky brown goo. Pim? Totally stoked -- she called it the place to be this S ... More >>

Nothing in Common

To right-wingers, all rap is the same. It's not.

Philip Glass' Appomattox a Civil Bore

To right-wingers, all rap is the same. It's not.

Baylinks: Facebook, Camels, & International Burritos

​Have a cat with your cocktail [Mission Loc@l]When camels roamed Berkeley [The Daily Clog]California schools debate whether Race to the Top is a race worth winning [SFGate]

Will San Francisco Overlook Target's Ties to Gay Hate?

This dog may have contributed to anti-gay causes as well...​ The city of San Francisco had multiple orgasms ripple through the streets when the news broke that Target is planning on opening not one -- but TWO -- stores in town. Doesn't that just make your toes curl and your lip twitch? They like u ... More >>

Asylum Denied

Only a fraction of Mexicans get U.S. asylum.

"Jerry Springer, the Opera": Theater Review

Only a fraction of Mexicans get U.S. asylum.

More Theater Reviews

Our critics weigh in on local theater

More Theater Reviews

Our critics weigh in on local theater

More Theater Reviews

Our critics weigh in on local theater

Mind Control Mesmerizes Supervisor Malia Cohen

​Today's Public Safety Committee meeting was like a bad sci-fi show. Even before supervisors got the agenda to talk about real crime in San Francisco, Supervisor Malia Cohen entertained and perplexed us with a public dialogue involving  electromagnetic weapons and .Seriously.During the public ... More >>

Michael Savage Still Can't Go to the U.K., British Government Renews Ban

British government thinks Michael Savage is a savage.​Michael Savage, the San Francisco-based shock jock was, well, shocked to learn this week that the British government renewed its ban to keep the notorious conservative radio host from entering the United Kingdom. Savage, 69, the bombastic, righ ... More >>

Anonymous Discrimination? Wearing Masks at Protests Illegal in New York City

Wear this to a protest in New York? Fugetaboutit.​Over the last month, masked Anonymous protesters have made a weekly date out of organizing demonstrations at BART stations in San Francisco. When the cops have moved to arrest some, it's usually been for refusing to obey an officers' orders, delayi ... More >>

Hate Expectations: Police and Prosecutors Are Quick to Claim the Presence of Racism — but Juries Are Not So Sure

Wear this to a protest in New York? Fugetaboutit.​Over the last month, masked Anonymous protesters have made a weekly date out of organizing demonstrations at BART stations in San Francisco. When the cops have moved to arrest some, it's usually been for refusing to obey an officers' orders, delayi ... More >>