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Poll: Californians Are Warming Up to the Idea of Gays Getting Married

Equality California, an LGBT advocacy group, released a new poll yesterday that will give the gay community something to celebrate this month alongside gay pride: Majority of likely California voters now support same-sex marriage. The poll shows that of the 800 likely voters surveyed in 2013, 55 pe ... More >>

Everett Basham, Ballsy Engineer With Bomb, Accused of Threatening Sen. Leland Yee

A Santa Clara man who once worked for Apple's Steve Wozniak is behind bars today after allegedly collecting a cache of destructive devices, including bomb materials and loaded guns, and threatening to harm San Francisco's state Senator Leland Yee. According to police, 45-year-old Everett Basham wa ... More >>

How to Speak Republican: Decoding the GOP

Anita Sarkeesian: Sen. Leland Yee Reminds Us That He, Too, Hates Sexist Video Games

Video game crusader/Rush Limbaugh provoker state Sen. Leland Yee found another reason to write yet another press release -- but this time it was actually for good reason.The San Francisco Democrat came out in support of California resident and proud feminist media critic Anita Sarkeesian, ... More >>

Progressively Modest: Eric Mar Stays out of the Headlines

Hatebook

He'd Die to Be Famous

Tracie McMillan Speaks On The American Way of Eating, May Not Leave You Hungry

​What: Food author Tracie McMillan talks about what's wrong with the American food industry. Where: Omnivore Books on Food, 3885a Cesar Chavez Street. When: Thursday, March 22 from 6 to 7 p.m. Cost: Your appetite-- what McMillan says may not leave you hungryThe Rundown:  ... More >>

Jello Biafra's 'Ultimate Third Rail': Why the Outspoken SF Punk Rocker Abandoned Plans to Play in Israel

Last summer, SF punk rocker, notorious political rabble-rouser, and former Dead Kennedys frontman Jello Biafra was booked to perform in Israel, along with his band, the Guantanamo School of Medicine, in support of their new Enhanced Methods of Questioning EP. But their plans raised quite a controver ... More >>

Leland Yee: Drivers Could Park Three Days for Free at the Cost of Nat Ford's Severance Package

Wants three days of free parking ​Last week, City Attorney Dennis Herrera took what seems to be the first real potshot at a fellow mayoral candidate when he publicly said that he has better things to do than fight with Rush Limbaugh and ban shark fin soup. Anyone who has even barely scanned the he ... More >>

Angry Talk Radio Station KSFO Will Text You News and Ads for Gold

​Updated at 3:00 p.m: Someone purporting to be KSFO has responded to this piece with this thoughtful Tweet: ​ Original Post: One terrible truth of life is that on occasion talk-radio listeners wander out of earshot and languish momentarily without anyone telling them what they should b ... More >>

Who Wants a Date with a Smokin' Hot Progressive?

How much would you pay for a date with him?​The question of whether mayoral candidates can technically be bought has been answered. Yes, they can. Some of San Francisco's mayoral candidates will be auctioning themselves off at a fundraiser for the New Leaders Council on Wednesday, April 27 -- and ... More >>

Mayoral Candidates: Who's Hot, Who's Not

Chris Daly -- would have been "hot"​After Supervisor John Avalos jumped into the mayor's race yesterday afternoon, we started thinking: with so many candidates now in the race, how will voters decide?To date, there are more than 30 potential candidates who want to be the city's chief executive. Of ... More >>

Brian Sussman, Talk Radio Blowhard, Fails to Expose Earth Day Idiots

Tune into KSFO during morning drive time, and you might hear professional angry man Brian Sussman, whose job it is to gather news items that he can pretend to get pissed about. These he sprinkles like rose petals to prepare for the arrival of Master Rush Limbaugh, who follows Sussman at 9:00 a.m.A ... More >>

Saturday Night: Henry Rollins, Now 50, Imparts Punk-Rock Wisdom at the Independent

​ Henry RollinsApril 9, 2011@ The IndependentEvery 25 minutes or so, Henry Rollins hacks into the mic to clear his throat, like he's about to cough something up, right there on the largely empty stage of the Independent. But it's impossible to get mad -- or even grossed out -- by it when ... More >>

Dennis Herrera, Leland Yee, Two PR Machines Running for Mayor

Has he ever said 'No comment?'​On a near-daily basis, media outlets including SF Weekly receive a plethora of press releases from elected officials who are also gunning for higher office. The two who are most prolific with press releases are San Francisco's City Attorney Dennis Herrera and State S ... More >>

Breathing Funny

The Real Message of Jared Loughner

Jared Loughner​There's been a lot of ink devoted to analyzing Jared Loughner's motivations in the shooting rampage that left U.S. Rep Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.) seriously wounded and six others, including a 9-year-old girl, dead. Much of the press attention has focused on the question of whether ... More >>

Harvey Milk's Camera Shop Defiled, and Other Outrages

WWHD?​There's an emerging pattern in Gayville lately. It's not a new thing -- not new to the gays or the general population either for that matter -- but it's still disconcerting. It's called whorishness.Does everything good have to be sold out, watered down, or compromised? The Human Rights Campa ... More >>

SF Weekly Letters

The Week in Gay: Prop 8 Trial Slam Dunk! Elton is worse than we thought! San Francisco attacked by bad gay films!

In the movies​Last night the Frameline34 film festival celebrated opening night with a premiere at the Castro Theater followed by booze and wine and liquor and drinks and dancing out in the avenues. Of course, not all of the films are bad...some of them have promise. Closing night features Jame ... More >>

Charlie Varon's visionary Rabbi Sam leaves audiences rapt

The Beer Whisperer

Great Scott!

Radio Waves

Assassination Tango

Controversial docudrama imagines a post-Bush scenario

Brave New World

M. Ward creates a Post-War state

Inside the Savage Nation

He adored beatniks, trolled the streets of North Beach in a beret, and was once Timothy Leary's gatekeeper, and now he packs a gun.

Moonbat Is on the Air

Conservative radio host tries to teach Infiltrator rules of right-wing punditry

This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

Encore

Our critics weigh in on local theater

Encore

Our critics weigh in on local theater

Encore

Our critics weigh in on local theater

Encore

Our critics weigh in on local theatre

Encore

Our critics weigh in on local theater

Bouncer

From 3 p.m. till late, Bouncer drinks and jibes with fellow liberals at the 500 Club on election day

Bouncer

Find out what dancers at "The Crib" thought of last week's debates

Letters to the Editor

Letters from November 22, 2000

The Sol Shank Redemption

Death Ray From Outer Space

Satellite radio brings 100 stations and digital sound to San Francisco's car stereos. Can local broadcasting survive?

Riff Raff

Stage

Night+Day

Letters

Letters

Unspun

Night+Day

Stone Cold

Jade masquerades as an erotic thriller

Hard Labour

Love's Labour's Lost imprisons with its verse; My Piece of the Sky incarcerates the audience