Music Fans: you have an embarrassment of riches in the local music department this weekend as not one, but two reasonably well-known local music blogs hosting their annual music events on Saturday night. more ›

Ian S. Port over at the Weekly's All Shook Down blog put up one of those 10-song playlists they've been doing, this time a list of breakup songs to "help get Egypt President Hosni Mubarak out of office." We don't think Mubarak had a chance to check out the blog before he actually went ahead and resigned. But, anyway, as Ian S. Port says, "In politics, as in love, there sometimes comes a need for one party in a relationship to say goodbye. Adios. See ya. Get the eff outta here, dude." Among the song choices, "1,000 Times Goodbye" by Megadeth, and "Bye Bye Bye" by N*Sync. [SF Weekly] more ›

Imagine how surprised we were when, while drowning our sorrows drinking at Zeitgeist this past Saturday, we were informed that Quentin Tarantino was amidst our biker bar presence. Yes, the Royale with Cheese himself was there, taking up a corner of the bar, sweating and drinking away the night. more ›

Lace up those Converse and get ready to scratch those chins, Radiohead fans. They're coming to San Francisco! more ›

We picked up on this over at All Shook Down today. It seems that a San Francisco convenience store cashier (or practical-knee slapper actor) received neither credit nor pay for his appearance in Will Smith's Oscar-baiting tear jerker The Pursuit of Happyness (2006). In this Daily Show segment ripoff, he goes into detail about being chewed up by the big, bad Hollywood machine. more ›

-- "Not guilty," says you know who. [Chron, Examiner, ABC 7] more ›

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--One person is dead after a Caltrain hit a car in Palo Alto this afternoon. [CBS 5, Merc News.] more ›

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--Have you checked out the footage (above, 4:34) of someone driving their Prius into the N Judah tunnel? The derisive laughter as the driver sheepishly gets out of the car is ) is genius. (We don't know how to get rid of those white edges on that YouTube screen.) [N Judah Chronicles.] more ›