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March 21, 2012
Ani DiFranco
Ani DiFranco on Rush Limbaugh, Protest Songs, and Being a Mom
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March 20, 2012
Ani DiFranco on Rush Limbaugh, Protest Songs, and Being a Mom
If you thought Ani DiFranco has mellowed out and gone away just because she got all jazzy, became a mom, and won a Grammy for Best Recording Package, then you haven't heard ¿Which Side Are You On?, her best and most politically-charged album in many a year. In conversation she's no less artfully ... More >>
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February 8, 2012
Grass-Fed Sounds
If you thought Ani DiFranco has mellowed out and gone away just because she got all jazzy, became a mom, and won a Grammy for Best Recording Package, then you haven't heard ¿Which Side Are You On?, her best and most politically-charged album in many a year. In conversation she's no less artfully ... More >>
Blogs
February 1, 2012
This Whole 'Food Desert' Thing? Maybe That's Not the Problem
apdesign / ShutterstockActually, it's not quite like this.For the past decade or so, there's been a big push to identify "food deserts" -- low-income neighborhoods and even cities that don't have ready access to fresh fruits and vegetables. Plant markets in those deserts, the thinking has gone, a ... More >>
Blogs
December 5, 2011
San Franciscans Are Not Googling "the N-Word"
Hey Barry! Guess what my constituents haven't been Googling!In 2008, Barack Obama was the rising tide that buoyed all San Francisco ships -- at least the ones that floated a bit to the left. A massive turnout for "Hope" and "Change" -- 84 percent of a swollen turnout voted for Obama -- also led t ... More >>
Film
June 15, 2011
"The Last Mountain": Documentary Confirms That Coal Mining Is Pretty Crappy
Hey Barry! Guess what my constituents haven't been Googling!In 2008, Barack Obama was the rising tide that buoyed all San Francisco ships -- at least the ones that floated a bit to the left. A massive turnout for "Hope" and "Change" -- 84 percent of a swollen turnout voted for Obama -- also led t ... More >>
Blogs
June 15, 2011
Is There Something Ironic About Buying Vinyl Online?
We use our newest gadgets to buy some of our lowest-tech gear. A colleague today raised this question: Is it ironic, or weird, or even funny, to buy vinyl -- analog music -- online? The issue was prompted by the news of Vinyl Dreams, a new online-only record store started by Michelangelo Bat ... More >>
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June 1, 2011
Big Coal's Black Heart
We use our newest gadgets to buy some of our lowest-tech gear. A colleague today raised this question: Is it ironic, or weird, or even funny, to buy vinyl -- analog music -- online? The issue was prompted by the news of Vinyl Dreams, a new online-only record store started by Michelangelo Bat ... More >>
Blogs
April 22, 2011
R.I.P. Hazel Dickens, American Legend, Feminist Folk Singer, and Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Fixture
Jay BlakesbergHazel Dickens with Dolly Parton and Warren HellmanHazel Dickens, a bluegrass singer who played every Hardly Strictly Bluegrass festival since the free event began in 2001, died today at age 75.Described by the Washington Post as "a living legend of American music," Dickens use ... More >>
News
September 22, 2010
Terminal People
The closure of the Transbay Terminal was a chance to help some of the city’s most hardcore homeless. But many didn’t want help, and others couldn’t be helped.
Blogs
September 2, 2010
Immigrants Not Taking Your Job, Study Claims
No excuses! People who hate immigrants often hang their rhetorical hat on the argument that immigrants are stealing jobs from and depressing wages for people born here. Yet a new study from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco blows that theory apart.Immigr ... More >>
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October 7, 2009
Truth Squads
No excuses! People who hate immigrants often hang their rhetorical hat on the argument that immigrants are stealing jobs from and depressing wages for people born here. Yet a new study from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco blows that theory apart.Immigr ... More >>
Blogs
July 24, 2009
Five Freaky Food Fests That Make Us Want to Lose It
Remember how freaky it seemed the first time you heard about the garlic ice cream served up every year at the Gilroy Garlic Festival? (It starts today, by the way.) Not sure about you, but we've moved on to a fascination with the truly weird crap cooked up at American food fests. From spring to fa ... More >>
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March 11, 2009
East of Eden
Remember how freaky it seemed the first time you heard about the garlic ice cream served up every year at the Gilroy Garlic Festival? (It starts today, by the way.) Not sure about you, but we've moved on to a fascination with the truly weird crap cooked up at American food fests. From spring to fa ... More >>
Blogs
January 2, 2009
Top 10 Country Records of 2008
By Michael McCall Photo by Michael Alan GoldbergTwo young blondes with toothy smiles and hard-core work ethics, Taylor Swift and Carrie Underwood, helped country expand its fan base in these years of shrinking music sales. Meanwhile, Kenny Chesney, Rascal Flatts, Alan Jackson, Toby Keith, Tim McGra ... More >>
Blogs
April 16, 2008
Last Night: Tift Merritt at the Great American Music Hall
By Michael McCall Photo by Michael Alan GoldbergTwo young blondes with toothy smiles and hard-core work ethics, Taylor Swift and Carrie Underwood, helped country expand its fan base in these years of shrinking music sales. Meanwhile, Kenny Chesney, Rascal Flatts, Alan Jackson, Toby Keith, Tim McGra ... More >>
Culture
February 6, 2008
Also Playing
By Michael McCall Photo by Michael Alan GoldbergTwo young blondes with toothy smiles and hard-core work ethics, Taylor Swift and Carrie Underwood, helped country expand its fan base in these years of shrinking music sales. Meanwhile, Kenny Chesney, Rascal Flatts, Alan Jackson, Toby Keith, Tim McGra ... More >>
Culture
January 30, 2008
Also Playing
Our critics weigh in on local theater
Music
July 18, 2007
Incredibly Strange Wrestlers vs. Japanese tourists vs. the great pinot grigio
Our critics weigh in on local theater
News
July 18, 2007
Attorney Privilege
The state bar is supposed to punish dishonest attorneys. Instead, it too often coddles them
Blogs
July 5, 2007
Legislating Newsom's Attendance. And Calling Him A Bitch.
The state bar is supposed to punish dishonest attorneys. Instead, it too often coddles them
Film
June 27, 2007
Past Action Hero
Even with the Mac kid at his side, John McClane is just ... old
Music
June 13, 2007
Global Beat Junkies
Gang Gang Dance embrace Bollywood and Chinatown
Music
April 25, 2007
Country Crossroads
The Avett Brothers keep their roots complex
Music
April 11, 2007
Kings of Leon
Because of the Times (RCA)
Culture
April 4, 2007
Face the Music
Cabaret provides lots of energy, but not much story
Home Entertainment
March 7, 2007
Booger and Borat. You Likes?
Cabaret provides lots of energy, but not much story
News
August 16, 2006
Cell Phoney
Making phone calls from jail, Harley Mike allegedly helped three prisoners escape and conned parole agents, sheriff's deputies, and judges.
Music
July 27, 2005
Department of What the Fuck?
What convicted felons Lil' Kim and Martha Stewart have in common
Film
May 4, 2005
Reps Etc.
What convicted felons Lil' Kim and Martha Stewart have in common
Dining
May 12, 2004
Obsession Junction
Fishing with Morgan Spurlock, survivor of the 30-day McDonald's diet
News
October 23, 2002
You Grab the Monkey; We'll Bring the Knife
Monkey Knife Fight is everywhere, but what -- oh what -- does it mean?
News
July 24, 2002
The Revolutionary Test for Lung Cancer
... the medical establishment doesn�t want you to have. Yet.
News
June 20, 2001
Looking for God at Berkeley
A provocative theory called "intelligent design" claims evolution is hogwash. But it's not the usual religious zealots leading the latest attack on Darwin. It's scientists and professors at Cal.
News
May 10, 2000
Night Crawler
The Voice of Sarah
Music
June 16, 1999
Those Who Dared
Why the three San Francisco music scene vets who make up Virginia Dare have happily retired to home and hearth
Film
February 17, 1999
Coal Miner's Son
Why the three San Francisco music scene vets who make up Virginia Dare have happily retired to home and hearth
Calendar
September 13, 1995
Night+Day
Why the three San Francisco music scene vets who make up Virginia Dare have happily retired to home and hearth
Calendar
July 5, 1995
REAL ASTROLOGY for an unreal world
Why the three San Francisco music scene vets who make up Virginia Dare have happily retired to home and hearth

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