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The New York Times Magazine

  • Blogs

    November 14, 2011

    Born to Run Author Christopher McDougall's Thoughts on Best Barefoot Running Technique

    The once and future way to run?​Talking with Christopher McDougall, author of Born to Run, it's easy to see what has made him such a great interpreter of athletic prowess for the general public. Born to Run -- part travelogue, part sports narrative, part anthropological sketch, and part investigat ... More >>

  • Film

    August 31, 2011

    "The Interrupters": Doc Takes Probing Look at Those Stopping Violence in Chicago

    The once and future way to run?​Talking with Christopher McDougall, author of Born to Run, it's easy to see what has made him such a great interpreter of athletic prowess for the general public. Born to Run -- part travelogue, part sports narrative, part anthropological sketch, and part investigat ... More >>

  • Calendar

    August 31, 2011

    No Shots Fired

    The once and future way to run?​Talking with Christopher McDougall, author of Born to Run, it's easy to see what has made him such a great interpreter of athletic prowess for the general public. Born to Run -- part travelogue, part sports narrative, part anthropological sketch, and part investigat ... More >>

  • Blogs

    May 2, 2011

    Gavin Newsom "Blindingly Handsome" to New Yorkers

    We cannot see!​Gavin Newsom never got along with the local press, especially when asked about uncomfortable topics. Actually, he seemed to prefer to get into huffy fights with them, or attempt to bite their microphones. But the New York City press loves our ex-mayor. The New Yorker wrote a feature ... More >>

  • News

    November 10, 2010

    The Millennial generation defends itself online

    We cannot see!​Gavin Newsom never got along with the local press, especially when asked about uncomfortable topics. Actually, he seemed to prefer to get into huffy fights with them, or attempt to bite their microphones. But the New York City press loves our ex-mayor. The New Yorker wrote a feature ... More >>

  • News

    April 14, 2010

    The Humane Society and big agriculture slug it out over animal rights

    We cannot see!​Gavin Newsom never got along with the local press, especially when asked about uncomfortable topics. Actually, he seemed to prefer to get into huffy fights with them, or attempt to bite their microphones. But the New York City press loves our ex-mayor. The New Yorker wrote a feature ... More >>

  • News

    February 24, 2010

    The Poor News Bears

    City College budget cuts complicate Hollywood ending for student bioengineers.

  • Blogs

    February 15, 2010

    Masterminds 2010 Finalists Named, Winners Announced Wed.

    We received more than 100 submissions this year from local artists vying to be named a Mastermind (and, perhaps, get a $2,500 grant). The quality of the entries was truly inspiring. That's why we've named 12 finalists this year instead of the usual 10--read up on this 2010's picks below. You can s ... More >>

  • Blogs

    January 5, 2010

    NYT Mag on Torture-Memo Author John Yoo: Aw, Ain't He Cute?

    Uttered in any location with a view of San Francisco Bay, the name of John Yoo tends to reduce people to convulsive hand-wringing. Yoo, a professor at UC Berkeley's Boalt Hall School of Law, has been a frequent target of liberal protesters and activists -- many of them students -- because of his ass ... More >>

  • Blogs

    November 30, 2009

    NY Times Report on Soul Food Farm Confirms That Food, Politics Are Inseparable Here

    sarahsuannecox/FlickrSign from a Cane Rosso benefit in October.​A brief profile in yesterday's New York Times Magazine shone a warm national light on Soul Food Farms. Tenders of chickens expect a wolf or two to show up at some point along the way, but arson is another matter entirely. When nea ... More >>

  • Culture

    November 4, 2009

    Erotic City: How S.F. went from prudish to porn capital

    sarahsuannecox/FlickrSign from a Cane Rosso benefit in October.​A brief profile in yesterday's New York Times Magazine shone a warm national light on Soul Food Farms. Tenders of chickens expect a wolf or two to show up at some point along the way, but arson is another matter entirely. When nea ... More >>

  • Calendar

    October 28, 2009

    Knives Out

    sarahsuannecox/FlickrSign from a Cane Rosso benefit in October.​A brief profile in yesterday's New York Times Magazine shone a warm national light on Soul Food Farms. Tenders of chickens expect a wolf or two to show up at some point along the way, but arson is another matter entirely. When nea ... More >>

  • Music

    August 5, 2009

    Sunn O))) slowly inverts expectations

    sarahsuannecox/FlickrSign from a Cane Rosso benefit in October.​A brief profile in yesterday's New York Times Magazine shone a warm national light on Soul Food Farms. Tenders of chickens expect a wolf or two to show up at some point along the way, but arson is another matter entirely. When nea ... More >>

  • Blogs

    July 14, 2009

    Because Somebody Had To: Your Gubernatorial Look-Alikes Article

    While perusing the New York Times Magazine's 26.3 billion-word article on the (wo)men who would rule California -- which may well spur the rest of us to consider the merits of Nevada, Oregon, or Arizona -- a thought hit us. Not an important thought, but a thought nevertheless.For reasons unknown, se ... More >>

  • Music

    June 3, 2009

    Neko Case, fan-eater

    While perusing the New York Times Magazine's 26.3 billion-word article on the (wo)men who would rule California -- which may well spur the rest of us to consider the merits of Nevada, Oregon, or Arizona -- a thought hit us. Not an important thought, but a thought nevertheless.For reasons unknown, se ... More >>

  • News

    April 22, 2009

    Whipped and Gagged

    Is government spending obscene? Well, it paid to train S&M filmmakers.

  • Blogs

    January 13, 2009

    My Toddler Can Out-Cook Your Toddler

    It seems The New York Times can't get enough of kitcheny, kitschy kids. First they write about a 12-year-old aspiring restaurant critic, and we wrote about that here. Now it turns out that the back-of-the-book food-page-with-recipes in The New York Times Magazine is being re-jiggered for the new y ... More >>

  • Music

    September 10, 2008

    The Hooters Inspector at Gold Dust Lounge

    It seems The New York Times can't get enough of kitcheny, kitschy kids. First they write about a 12-year-old aspiring restaurant critic, and we wrote about that here. Now it turns out that the back-of-the-book food-page-with-recipes in The New York Times Magazine is being re-jiggered for the new y ... More >>

  • Music

    August 1, 2007

    Live review on Daft Punk/Rapture show

    Dancing robots take control from a gigantic laser pyramid

  • News

    April 11, 2007

    Union Disunity

    The secret deal worked out between SEIU bosses and nursing home owners denies union members the right to speak out, strike, or protect patients

  • Culture

    July 26, 2006

    Where To?

    The book of the future will look like the book of the past

  • Dining

    June 21, 2006

    Third Time's a Charm

    The plates are small but the flavors are big at Terzo

  • Calendar

    November 9, 2005

    Burns Bright

    A graphic novel that takes only hours to read, but ages to appreciate

  • Culture

    October 26, 2005

    Fess Up

    Why read an anthology of tell-all personal essays?

  • Calendar

    May 18, 2005

    Future Tense

    Culture jamming the Web

  • Culture

    September 29, 2004

    Heavy Traffic

    Why poetry still matters

  • Dining

    August 6, 2003

    Sandwich Queen

    A paean to an easy summer pleasure

  • Dining

    May 14, 2003

    Entrez au Jardin

    A brief encounter with the author of Cooking for Mr. Latte at Jardinière

  • Best of San Francisco

    May 14, 2003

    Best Reason to Hate Barry Bonds

    His Crappy Fielding in the World Series

  • News

    April 9, 2003

    Risk Reassessment

    As the Bush administration scares America witless, San Francisco might offer a model for living well in the shadow of apocalypse

  • Calendar

    February 5, 2003

    Back to the Future

    Paranoia and conservatism -- yay! It's the '80s again with "Not in My Backyard"

  • Music

    January 29, 2003

    House of Tudor

    American Mullet, blues radical John Sinclair, and Nik Phelps' animation bounty

  • Calendar

    January 8, 2003

    Body Image

    Think teen boys are fucked up? Check out the gals in the book and photo exhibit Girl Culture

  • Culture

    December 24, 2002

    What Should I Do With My Life?

    Journalist Po Bronson sorts through the wreckage of the dot-com bust to profile 50 people who took some risks and found their true calling

  • News

    July 25, 2001

    Out With the New, In With the Old

    The fear of change has been an ongoing parable of San Francisco. The city needs a new parable.

  • Music

    June 21, 2000

    House Of Tudor

    San Francisco Bizarro; Eels; YBO2

  • News

    August 25, 1999

    Dog Bites

    Apocalypse Pretty Soon

  • Calendar

    May 26, 1999

    Night & Day

    Apocalypse Pretty Soon

  • News

    July 29, 1998

    Dog Bites

    Apocalypse Pretty Soon

  • Calendar

    May 27, 1998

    Do No Harm

    Apocalypse Pretty Soon

  • Film

    May 13, 1998

    The Larry David Show

    A movie about something, sort of

  • News

    March 11, 1998

    Conspiracy Weary

    Joey Skaggs, media prankster, strikes out

  • Calendar

    June 4, 1997

    Night+Day

    Joey Skaggs, media prankster, strikes out

  • News

    December 25, 1996

    Letters

    Joey Skaggs, media prankster, strikes out

  • Calendar

    December 4, 1996

    Unspun

    Joey Skaggs, media prankster, strikes out

  • Calendar

    October 16, 1996

    Unspun

    Joey Skaggs, media prankster, strikes out

  • News

    July 10, 1996

    System Crashing

    Buying Wired magazine may align you with the digerati, but buying its stock might sink you into poverty

  • Music

    March 13, 1996

    Recordings

    Buying Wired magazine may align you with the digerati, but buying its stock might sink you into poverty

  • Culture

    July 5, 1995

    Shadow Plays

    In the Dark is more tease than drama; Broadway Babies could use a dash of vinegar

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