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Movies

Playing a gig worker—and being one, too—in an increasingly chilly SF

Joshua Rotter -
Asia Kate Dillon stars in Elena Oxman's 'Outerlands,' which details navigating loss in a city that seems to be closing in.
Music

Under the Stars: A hometown electronic hero’s swan song sees the light

John-Paul Shiver -
Plus: FlyLo gives us the GREEBLES, Raf Reza's Bangladeshi dub, Steven Julien new jacks, 'Paris Blues' at 4 Star, more music news
Movies

Screen Grabs: The shivers and ‘The Shrouds’

Dennis Harvey -
Cronenberg keeps rising from the dead. Plus: 'The Ugly Stepsister,' a slew of new queer films, 'Compensation,' more
Big Week

Big Week: Shipyard Open Studios, Indie Bookstore Day, Rollin’ with the Homos…

Marke B. -
Grow your own groceries, Camper Van Beethoven, Malik Rahim, Sarah and the Sundays, Discostan, 'Bad Lobster,' more to do
Onstage

From a Pedro Pascal prompt, ‘The Last of the Love Letters’

Emily Wilson -
Ngozi Anyanwu's play at Z Below was written in a fervor after the actor prodded her with a playbill and a lack of 'insane' roles.
Stage Review

Drama Masks: ‘Two Trains Running’ is an electrifying triumph

Charles Lewis III -
August Wilson's dialog drives an epic critique of Black capitalism at ACT. Plus: Hilarious heathens of Killing My Lobster go all in for sin.
Food & Drink

Good Taste: The game of scoring Butter & Crumble

Tamara Palmer -
It took eight weeks to successfully pre-order a box of North Beach pastries. Was it worth the effort?
Protest

The Dyke March needs help to return full-throttle

Marke B. -
New organizers launch fundraiser to restore Pride Weekend's radical centerpiece to its sprawling, outspoken self.
Culture

Heads up, star eyes: Chabot Center’s observation deck reopens for astronomy fans

Caitlin Donohue -
The 142-year-old community science stalwart's renovated gazing platform offers the chance to engage on a cosmic level.
Music

How ‘Sesame Street’ and ‘Black Angels’ sparked a new Kronos Quartet

Marke B. -
As Kronos Fest's annual celebration of musical ideas approaches, new members Gabby Díaz and Ayane Kozasa speak about joining in.

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