Subject: Madison (Wisconsin)

• Cold War Kids Back for ColdWinterSF

  August 21, 2007

• Brother Ali's 'Truth Is Here' Tour Reaches SF in March

  February 4, 2008

• Reel World

  March 1, 1995

• Cougar

  Law (Layered Music)

  January 31, 2007

• Unquiet Riot

  Youngblood Brass Band marches out the jams

  May 24, 2006

• The Smoking Gun

  A treasure trove of damning evidence against Big Tobacco has been unearthed at UCSF

  November 30, 2005

• Send in the Clones

  Infiltrator chooses a veeeeery witty headline for his story about pet cloning

  September 14, 2005

• One Step Beyond

  A Greek legend made modern traces a miniature map of the female psyche

  November 3, 2004

• This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

  May 14, 2003

• Roots Radical

  Rocker-T wants to unite roots reggae's spirituality with dancehall's hedonistic swagger

  April 2, 2003

• Spade Work

  Putting the lessons of Dashiell Hammett's San Francisco life and art to practical use

  November 28, 2001

• Scouts' Honors

  What does it mean when your documentary wins at Sundance? It means schoolyard bullies and Hollywood producers treat you nicer.

  March 21, 2001

• Night Crawler

  July 21, 1999

• Savage Love

  July 2, 1997

• The House of Tudor

  May 21, 1997

• Country Rogue

  Mendocino publisher Bruce Anderson is smart, sophisticated, and savage

  July 17, 1996

• Documentary Tracks the Birth of the Modern Home-Grown Chicken Movement

  Mad City Chickens Mmm, chicken-y.The folks at Slow Food on Film continue to spread the local-farm-to-table word with a screening this weekend of the fascinating documentary Mad City Chickens at the Delancey Street Theater (600 Embarcadero at Brannan). The film tells the story of the so-called Chicken Underground, a group in Madison, Wisconsin, that raised urban birds before chicken-keeping in the city was legalized. The intertwined stories chart the recent (and very Slow Food-friendly) re

  August 5, 2009

• SF Gov InAction: Supes Vote to Give Cats, Entertainment Commission, Claws

    I'm worried about the supes. Are they feeling all right? Are they eating enough protein? Are they celebrating legal weed a little too early?I'm concerned because there's a federal holiday -- Veteran's Day -- right in the middle of the week, and it's the only day the supervisors are taking off. Not the day after, not the day before, not most of the week. Just the one holiday. Does that sound like them? No. No it does not. It sounds like something a governing body in a responsible ci

  November 9, 2009