Subject: Malcolm X

• Last Night: Sage Francis

  June 21, 2007

• A Family That Stays Together

  April 19, 1995

• Night+Day

  May 15, 1996

• You Can Too

  January 14, 2009

• Also Playing

  Our critics weigh in on local theater

  November 12, 2008

• White Fright

  Exploration of self-hating white guy is alternately dope and wack.

  November 5, 2008

• Art House

  September 17, 2008

• Music Is (Still) the Weapon

  Femi Kuti makes Afrobeat for today's world

  July 18, 2007

• Off the Wall

  One-act opera is every bit as didactic as the mural from which it takes its title, but lacks the same punch

  May 16, 2007

• Boomtastrophe

  Baby Boomers hoped to die before they got old. They lied. And now they’re dragging the whole country down.

  May 2, 2007

• The Revolution Will Be Digitized

  TV on the Radio keeps a social conscience

  April 26, 2006

• Moky's Life 101

  Moky Huynh, self-help jackhammer, is inspiring, abrasive, and one of a kind

  April 12, 2006

• Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos

  The misunderstood adventures of the Bishop of Hip Hop

  March 29, 2006

• Origin of Innocence

  The New World boldly reclaims the Pocahontas tale from Disney

  January 18, 2006

• Pucker Up

  January 11, 2006

• Simply Divine

  June 29, 2005

• BeatBox

  May 25, 2005

• Death in the Family

  Once you learn the full story of the mom-and-pop cult known as "The Family," you'll understand an unsettling reality: Any of us might have joined in.

  October 13, 2004

• AfroSolo Arts Festival

  August 18, 2004

• Return of the Legend

  June 23, 2004

• Yes, Mr. President

  Fela Anikulapo-Kuti made a hell of a lot of noise in his lifetime

  April 14, 2004

• House of Tudor

  The godfather of hip hop graces S.F. with his presence, as do some Filthy Thieving Bastards

  January 7, 2004

• Queen of Pain

  October 30, 2002

• Southern Discomfort

  October 24, 2001

• Out of Africa

  August 1, 2001

• Running on Empty

  Detroit automakers have spent millions attempting to unplug California's effort to put electric cars on the road. And so far, Detroit's succeeding.

  June 27, 2001

• Next of KIN

  March 7, 2001

• Proof Positive

  Brooklyn's Antibalas resurrects Fela Kuti's Afrobeat sound -- as well as his revolutionary politics

  February 14, 2001

• Rockin' Dixie

  Two Southern-fried artists bring politics and religion to light, while Grace Slick checks her pulse

  December 13, 2000

• The Negro Problem

  October 18, 2000

• The Bit Player

  Vincent D'Onofrio may be the best actor of his generation, but who would notice?

  August 23, 2000

• Requiem for a Church Supreme

  After three decades of feeding the homeless, the only church devoted to John Coltrane now finds itself without a home

  January 26, 2000

• That Summer of '77

  June 30, 1999

• Hear This

  June 9, 1999

• Cothran

  December 2, 1998

• REAL ASTROLOGY For an Unreal World

  May 13, 1998

• Stage

  December 17, 1997

• Stage

  November 19, 1997

• Mulch

  December 4, 1996

• Night+Day

  August 21, 1996

• One Weird Church

  August 14, 1996

• Night+Day

  February 21, 1996

• C.R.U.S.H. (Part I)

  Five months ago, two black homicide detectives got fed up with the Police Department's inaction on black-on-black murders. Thus was born the Crime Response Unit to Stop Homicide (CRUSH): six cops with the grit and guile to tackle the toughest cases in the

  November 22, 1995

• Recordings

  May 3, 1995

• Dog Bites

  March 15, 1995

• Race to Fame

  May 13, 2009

• In Vogue

  July 8, 2009

• Diz and the Gang

  August 12, 2009