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Blogs
March 1, 2012
Sebastian Janikowski: Are His Feet Deadly Weapons?
Oakland Raiders place kicker Sebastian Janikowski is a man for the record books. Not only is he the co-holder of the longest field goal in National Football League history (63 yards), he seems hell-bent on becoming the league's most courtroom-savvy kicker. Yesterday Janikowski was sentenced to an ... More >>
Blogs
January 26, 2012
S.F. Trumpeter Bill Ortiz on Playing with Souls of Mischief, Covering Gil Scott-Heron, and Touring with Sheila E.
"Souls of Mischief brought me in initially to replace a sample that was going to cost them too much to clear!" So says San Francisco-born trumpeter Bill Ortiz with a laugh as he recalls his contribution to the Bay Area rap quartet's cherished debut album '93 'Til Infinity. Ortiz's playing can be hea ... More >>
Blogs
April 14, 2011
S.F.'s Q Bar Plans LCD Soundsystem R.I.P. Party for Monday
LCD is no more (tear) -- but you can still party to its music in S.F. (Photo by Joseph Schell) When LCD Soundsystem mastermind James Murphy announced his band's retirement, it signaled an end to the decade-long run that saw the project turn the worlds of independent and dance music on their ... More >>
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February 16, 2011
Yep, So Prince is Playing Two Shows in Oakland Next Week
Nicole AnkowskiPrince performing in New York late last year.Minneapolis' master of funk, the frequently androgynous yet fiercely masculine, I'm-so-badass-my-name-used-be-a-symbol one and only, Prince, announced two shows in Oakland today. And when are they? Oh, only next week.
Blogs
October 5, 2010
X Japan's Yoshiki on Touring the U.S., the Loss of Hide, and the Future of the Band
Kirsty EvansYoshiki behind the piano. Shortly after X Japan's historic show at the Fox Theater last Tuesday, we got the chance to sit down with drummer, pianist, and band leader Yoshiki as he relaxed in his dressing room. A genuinely charming man, Yoshiki was friendly and remarkably frank about h ... More >>
News
August 25, 2010
Her House Divided
The most powerful female politician in the country now teeters between long-term victory and instant defeat.
Blogs
January 1, 2010
Listomania: Top Latin Music Picks For 2009
It's been a year of surprises in Latin music. Reggaetón continues fading, albeit slowly, and the industry's mainstays aren't garnering the attention they used to. Case in point: Don Omar's summer release iDon (no relation to your phone), which remained quiet after its first single, "Virtual Diva." ... More >>
Blogs
August 11, 2009
Q&A with VAMPS' Hyde and K.A.Z.
VAMPS may well be the world's most unassuming supergroup. They consist of L'Arc En Ciel singer Hyde and guitarist K.A.Z, formerly of the (awesome, in my opinion) late 90s/early 2000s rockers Oblivion Dust. A superstar in Asia whose distinctive voice you'll certainly know if you're in the habit of ... More >>
Blogs
March 3, 2009
Interview with Van Morrison
Listen to the Lion Films The Astral Travels of Van Morrison A brilliant and mercurial singer revisits perhaps his finest hour, 40 years later By Scott Foundas "I believe I've transcended," Van Morrison repeatedly incanted toward the end of the title track from his 1968 album, Astral Weeks, duri ... More >>
Blogs
May 8, 2008
Madonna' "Sticky & Sweet Tour" Visits Oakland's Oracle in Nov.
Listen to the Lion Films The Astral Travels of Van Morrison A brilliant and mercurial singer revisits perhaps his finest hour, 40 years later By Scott Foundas "I believe I've transcended," Van Morrison repeatedly incanted toward the end of the title track from his 1968 album, Astral Weeks, duri ... More >>
Blogs
January 3, 2008
Interpol Streams Live EP
Listen to the Lion Films The Astral Travels of Van Morrison A brilliant and mercurial singer revisits perhaps his finest hour, 40 years later By Scott Foundas "I believe I've transcended," Van Morrison repeatedly incanted toward the end of the title track from his 1968 album, Astral Weeks, duri ... More >>
Blogs
December 14, 2007
Liars Announce 2008 US Tour Dates
Listen to the Lion Films The Astral Travels of Van Morrison A brilliant and mercurial singer revisits perhaps his finest hour, 40 years later By Scott Foundas "I believe I've transcended," Van Morrison repeatedly incanted toward the end of the title track from his 1968 album, Astral Weeks, duri ... More >>
Blogs
November 27, 2007
New Interpol Live EP Releases Today in Exclusive Stores
Listen to the Lion Films The Astral Travels of Van Morrison A brilliant and mercurial singer revisits perhaps his finest hour, 40 years later By Scott Foundas "I believe I've transcended," Van Morrison repeatedly incanted toward the end of the title track from his 1968 album, Astral Weeks, duri ... More >>
Blogs
August 20, 2007
Van Halen in San Jo: Oh, God, the monster stirs
Listen to the Lion Films The Astral Travels of Van Morrison A brilliant and mercurial singer revisits perhaps his finest hour, 40 years later By Scott Foundas "I believe I've transcended," Van Morrison repeatedly incanted toward the end of the title track from his 1968 album, Astral Weeks, duri ... More >>
Blogs
July 20, 2007
Interpol's Daniel Kessler talks about 'Our Love To Admire': the SF Weekly Q and A
Listen to the Lion Films The Astral Travels of Van Morrison A brilliant and mercurial singer revisits perhaps his finest hour, 40 years later By Scott Foundas "I believe I've transcended," Van Morrison repeatedly incanted toward the end of the title track from his 1968 album, Astral Weeks, duri ... More >>
Music
January 17, 2007
Homeward Bound
Growing up and settling down, Emily Haines—style
Film
March 29, 2006
Ch-Ch-Check It Out
The Beasties' live music is Awesome, if not a little discombobulating
News
March 8, 2006
Hustle & Flow
He can defend and fly with the best of them. But can the rookie straight out of high school stick in the NBA?
News
June 1, 2005
B.A.D. Girls
Iva Vendetta, Miss Moxxxie, Ghoulina, and the other Bay Area Derby Girls are into piercings, tattoos, partying, sexual innuendo, and whatever they decide roller derby is going to be
Film
April 6, 2005
Reps Etc.
Iva Vendetta, Miss Moxxxie, Ghoulina, and the other Bay Area Derby Girls are into piercings, tattoos, partying, sexual innuendo, and whatever they decide roller derby is going to be
News
July 16, 2003
It's the Economic Development, Stupid
Our lefty supervisors need to remember: In an economic downturn, it's not smart or progressive to go around killing jobs
News
March 5, 2003
Contending With Life
Years after Evander Holyfield clocked him, boxer-turned-shoeshine-man Seamus McDonagh struggles to conquer his fears -- and to confront Holyfield
Music
November 20, 2002
Johnny Cash|Various Artists
At Madison Square Garden|American IV: The Man Comes Around|Dressed in Black|Kindred Spirits
Calendar
April 3, 2002
Hell on Wheels
A documentary about legendary bad girl Ann Calvello, the undisputed Roller Derby Queen
Culture
February 6, 2002
Flame On
Out of financial and creative bankruptcy, Marvel Comics is mighty once more
Culture
December 5, 2001
Hunger Strike
Can a non-9/11 benefit album make any noise?
Culture
November 7, 2001
A New Tune
After September 11, some new songs just don't sound the same
News
August 15, 2001
Boys' Band
Pansy Division's all-gay punk was a shocking first. Will fans let the group escape its pioneering role and just make music?
Music
September 8, 1999
Commercial Success
Off pop music's radar for eight years, San Francisco's Voice Farm has slipped into the background of background music
Calendar
September 2, 1998
Night Crawler
Off pop music's radar for eight years, San Francisco's Voice Farm has slipped into the background of background music
Music
February 25, 1998
Love Hate
Nick Broomfield's Courtney problem
News
July 30, 1997
Recycling America
As the millennium approaches, the country is engulfed in a bicycling craze that's reminiscent of our last fin de siecle. A Bay Area street kid named George Mount helped start it all. Savior on Wheels
Music
July 2, 1997
Get It While You Can
Jerry Ragavoy and the ghost of Janis Joplin
Music
July 31, 1996
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