Arts & Entertainment Broke-Ass Stuart Celebrates 20 Years of Being ‘Broke-Ass Stuart’ In San Francisco Local bon vivant Broke-Ass Stuart broke the mold with two decades of hustling as a travel writer, TV host, and mayoral candidate, and celebrates 20 years of his SF penny-pinching shenanigans with a Public Works party Thursday and a new zine.
SF News TechCrunch Writer Has Another Solution To Our Housing Crisis TechCrunch writer Kim-Mai Cutler, who was responsible for the widely shared April piece "How Burrowing Owls Lead To Vomiting Anarchists (Or SF’s Housing Crisis Explained)," is back with a new piece that's
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Man Goes Off On Person Who 'Zoned' His Burrito "Empire of sour cream," "lettuce country," and "cilantro cavern" — these are terms we give the Lord thanks for today for we just had the pleasure... no, the honor of reading Lucky Shirt's rant
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Local Girl Creates Boo Berry-4505 Meats' Chicharrones Cereal Bar Brilliance Amy Cleary, author of WineBookGirl, has a daughter, "K," who is some sort of modern gastronomic genius. Anyone who incorporates Boo Berry and 4505 Meats' famous chicharrones must be. See, one day, after
Arts & Entertainment Hide Your Startup: Valleywag Is Back It's been four years since Valleywag, the blog-of-record for Silicon Valley gossip and tech industry machinations, folded. Now, Gawker Media has relaunched the site "dedicated to mocking the stupidity, incompetence, and avarice of
Arts & Entertainment New Blog Pokes Fun At Lower Haight Homeless Lady [Updated] Well, this is enthralling/depressing. A new Tumblr account (noted in today's Morning Links) called Lower Haight Sleeping Bag Lady asks obnoxious Lower Haight residents and its fans to submit photos of a
Arts & Entertainment Chronicling Steve Jobs' Rainbow In extreme contrast to SFist Brock's collection of Steve Jobs backlash stories, we offer one from the opposite end of the spectrum. In response to SFist Jay's lovely double-rainbow post from yesterday, commenter
SF News David Foster Wallace Blamed for How We, Like, Talk on Blogs We couldn't help but read this piece in the NYT Magazine over the weekend in which writer Maud Newton points the finger at the late David Foster Wallace (Infinite Jest) and Dave Eggers
Arts & Entertainment We're Honored: SFist Wins SF Bay Guardian 'Best Blog' Award (Again) For the second year in a row, readers selected SFist as the Best Local Blog in the SF Bay Guardian Best of the Bay. Aw shucks. Thanks to those of you who voted
Arts & Entertainment This Is the Most Important Piece You Will Ever Read On Denise Hale Skullcap-shatteringly brilliant blogger Diane Dorrans Saeks just posted what could possibly be the most important lifestyle piece you will ever read. Why? Because it's about Denise Hale, that's why. And yet? It's also
SF News More On Arianna's Plan To Launch San Francisco HuffPo While news that AOL's Arianna Huffington plans to dip her toes in the crowded Bay Area media pool is nothing new, she went into further detail about a looing SF HuffPo. Huffington revealed
Arts & Entertainment Blog Of Note: 'My High School Boyfriend Was Gay' Ladies, before you fooled yourselves into liking bourbon, cycling, and major league sports to trap yourself a man in your mid-to-late thirties, you probably suffered through a gay boyfriend or four during your
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Tablehopper Launches Sister Site: Deep Dishing Tablehopper founder and writer, Marcia Gagliardi, who singlehandedly changed the way people write about food in the Bay Area, announced today a new venture about Bay Area grub joints, watering holes, and more.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Women Laughing Alone With Salad Next to creamy thimblefulls of yogurt and sinfully dark chocolate, women love nothing more in life than a bowl of salad. If food commercials are to be believed, that is. Seriously, females cannot
SF News Come Back Soon, Sexpigeon Soul-numbingly depressing news, folks: Sexpigeon, famed blogger and hilarious caption-smith, has abandoned San Francisco for the other coast, specifically New York City. Bah. The man behind Sexpigeon, whose name shall remain anonymous, was/
misc Bernal Heights Blog Debuts You know, kids, your editor once lived atop Bernal Heights for a brief spell during the early '00s. We don't remember much about our tenure there, really, except titularly wild times at Wild
Arts & Entertainment Blogger Gathering: Haighteration Happy Hour Tonight Real quick addition to your evenings plans, folks: Andrew Dudley of Haighteration (and one-time Day Around the Bay guest star) is having a happy hour at Mad Dog in the Fog (530 Haight)
misc Streetsblog Is Dying ...but you can help! The site that brings you pertinent, jam-packed articles covering local transit, bicycling, pedestrian safety, and which SUV best suits your family -- ok, not the last one which is
SF News Peppy Folks Noted Daily On Local Site A tipster writers in to tell us that Auweia of Bluoz (and occasional SFist commenter) has a nifty new feature: Crackhead of the Day. He snaps these daily shots from infamous Sixth and
SF News What San Francisco Neighborhoods Would Cartoons Live In? Hoodscope came up with this deliriously joyful bit: in which SF neighborhoods would cartoon characters live? Brilliant. Let's see, in the spicy meatball that is North Beach, they've got the Mario Brothers; in
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Eater Seeks New Editor In a move that makes us want to slice open an artery, Eater's much-loved and Schick Quattro-sharp editor Paolo Lucchesi is leaving his post. Sob, sniff. On the plus side, if there is
misc Every Bar In San Francisco: 1 Drink at Every SF Watering Hole This right here is a task comparable only to hauling a powerful ring to the fires of Mordor. What are we talking about? A new site called Every Bar In San Francisco, which
SF News Newsom Slams Local Blog For Creating "False Controversy" The sweet scriubes over at Streetsblog posted a might fine article on how San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom, allegedly, "has been quietly pressuring MTA Chief Nat Ford to delay or prevent proposals to
SF News No Kidding Sad news, handful of you. The Printed Blog, the newspaper (leaflet?) that plucked items from the world wide web and printed said posts on paper, is now dead. Founded by Josh Karp six
SF News Peter Getty Responds to SFist's Getty Death Wish Oh wow. OK, don't be jealous, but one Mr. Peter Getty, it seems, responded to SFist's little ol' post about their new business venture: web-logging for SFGate. Behold: The decision to disable comments