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The Summer Movie Rises: Twenty Films to Watch Out For

Examiner Proves Sperminator and Babies Don't Mix

Would you want this thing on your doorstep?​Boys who grew up with Terminator action figures may have wanted to look like Arnold Schwarzenegger one day -- all  steroid-pumped with chick-magnet muscles. But according to the Examiner's creation a Schwarzenegger baby is a mom's worst nightmare -- ... More >>

"Catfish": Truth is stranger than fiction

Would you want this thing on your doorstep?​Boys who grew up with Terminator action figures may have wanted to look like Arnold Schwarzenegger one day -- all  steroid-pumped with chick-magnet muscles. But according to the Examiner's creation a Schwarzenegger baby is a mom's worst nightmare -- ... More >>

Todd Solondz interview: On "Life During Wartime"

Would you want this thing on your doorstep?​Boys who grew up with Terminator action figures may have wanted to look like Arnold Schwarzenegger one day -- all  steroid-pumped with chick-magnet muscles. But according to the Examiner's creation a Schwarzenegger baby is a mom's worst nightmare -- ... More >>

The rise and fall of an Internet sensation

Would you want this thing on your doorstep?​Boys who grew up with Terminator action figures may have wanted to look like Arnold Schwarzenegger one day -- all  steroid-pumped with chick-magnet muscles. But according to the Examiner's creation a Schwarzenegger baby is a mom's worst nightmare -- ... More >>

Just in time for Halloween, small-screen thrills

Would you want this thing on your doorstep?​Boys who grew up with Terminator action figures may have wanted to look like Arnold Schwarzenegger one day -- all  steroid-pumped with chick-magnet muscles. But according to the Examiner's creation a Schwarzenegger baby is a mom's worst nightmare -- ... More >>

Interesting Names on Gavin Newsom's Major Donors List: Michael Savage's Son, Ousted Yahoo Boss, and -- The Fugitive?

A fund-raising 'Rock Star'?Heading into today's Gavin Newsom "New Direction for California" fund-raiser at the Palace Hotel -- when plenty of folks will shell out good money to San Francisco's gubernatorial candidate and erstwhile mayor -- it's worth taking a look at who has already ponied up the bi ... More >>

The Man Who Nearly Killed Hitler

An interview with Valkyrie's star and director, Tom Cruise and Bryan Singer.

Fourth and Inches

George Clooney's ode to screwball comedies of yore is sooooo close. But yet.

Starbucks Saves Life of Michael Gates Gill, Tom Hanks To Play the Barista

George Clooney's ode to screwball comedies of yore is sooooo close. But yet.

Jay-Z Gets Gangster With Help From Ridley Scott

George Clooney's ode to screwball comedies of yore is sooooo close. But yet.

Goonies, Kat Von D, Edwin Ushiro: The Best Art Prints on the Web

George Clooney's ode to screwball comedies of yore is sooooo close. But yet.

Wild, Then Crazy

Steve Martin's May-December romance turns unseasonably cold

Another Look at a Legend

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Reps Etc.

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Reps Etc.

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Cat Fight

Bogdanovich works out his demons on Citizen Hearst

Cough It Up

The man who created Josie and the Pussycats can't understand why his girls don't belong to him

Win, Lose, or Draw

Or: How do you bring a comic book to life without killing a superhero?

Creeping Toward Bethlehem

A major label recording contract. Big-name producers. Lazy nights in the Jacuzzi. San Francisco's Creeper Lagoon has got it made, right? Not exactly.

Riff Raff

A major label recording contract. Big-name producers. Lazy nights in the Jacuzzi. San Francisco's Creeper Lagoon has got it made, right? Not exactly.

The Selling of a Wave

Three sports clothing companies are sponsoring contests that encourage surfers to ride the 60-foot waves at Maverick's Point. Someone may be encouraged to death.

Vertigo

How Alfred Hitchcock wove his disturbing thriller into the streets of San Francisco -- and how a pair of obsessive archivists brought it back to luminescent life

One-Shot Wonder

How Alfred Hitchcock wove his disturbing thriller into the streets of San Francisco -- and how a pair of obsessive archivists brought it back to luminescent life