Mills High School English teacher David Lista, 35, of Belmont has admitted to filming underage girls using the bathroom at the high school where he taught. it seems he was arrested yesterday afternoon after a Mills technology coordinator came across Lista's cinematic restroom work while checking the school computer server. Police then searched Lista's home, which turned up a "small amount" of methamphetamine as well. Ouch. But this wasn't the first time Lista's alleged actions have stirred controversy at the high school. According to the San Jose Mercury News:

Several students also said Lista was caught up in an episode last year involving links on his YouTube video-sharing account.

"I saw it myself," said Alfred Tam, a senior who was in Lista's leadership class. "He had links to his favorites' that were all these videos of underage girls dancing in bikinis." ... Mills principal Paul Belzer declined to address either the petition or the YouTube allegation Tuesday, saying both were personnel matters

Lista posted $100,000 bail this morning and has since been put ion administrative leave. His exact charges have yet to be announced while the police investigation is still underway.

*CLUB: San Francisco's 6th annual DJ Dreamteam lineup -- which consists of local legends Miguel Migs, Mark Farina, David Harness, Julius Papp, Taj, Rooz, Icon, Dirtyhertz, a-tn-nae, Smoove, Mancub, Kapt'n Kirk, M3, Aaron Jae, Shooy, and Motion Potion -- will have you up off your ass and busting out your choicest vogue moves on the dance floor.

10 p.m. // 1015 [1015 Folsom] // $15-$25

FILM: Cringe-worthy cult film heralded as "one of the truly great copyright infringements of the 20th century," , screens in the Mission tonight, accompanied by a live improvisational jazz-metal soundtrack. Rumor has it it's the "Turkish Star Wars." Oh my.

8 p.m. // Artists' Television Access [992 Valencia] // $6

LIVE MUSIC: Jeremy Jay, Ty Segall, the No-Go's perform delicate and delightful nerd rock for the masses. (Jeremy Jay also makes an in-store appearance at Aquarius Records at noon on Saturday,by the way.)

9 p.m. // The Knockout [3223 Mission] // $8

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*COMEDY: That wacky/sexy comedy troupe, SPF7, puts on a show at The Dark Room tonight. According to Justin Lamb, "there will be a politically incorrect ad campaign for fruit, a massage, He-Man erotica [an aside: while cleaning out our old bedroom the other day, our mother came across and disposed of our cherished Man-E-Faces figure. Needless to say, we are crestfallen. -- ], food stealing from Satan, a sex offender with low self esteem, and you'll learn why voting for Obama is like drinking Pabst Blue Ribbon and watching The Fresh Prince of Bel Air reruns. Buy tickets here.

FILM: Zodiac was a great movie. Yes, it was. Yes huh. And that scene of the dual stabbing in broad daylight still kills us. We think about it at least once a day. Don't know what we're talking about? Well then, see for yourself when David Fincher's thriller about the infamous Bay Ara serial killer screens tonight at the Castro Theatre.

MUSIC: Thee Parkside is having an SF AIDS Foundation benefit, and you can help. How, you ask? By coming down to the rustic yet charming venue to get ragingly blotto while listening to indie/punks tunes from Pidgeon, the Mumlers, Schande, Make Me, Holy Kiss, and Top Critters. See you at tonight's "Scatterbrain Jamboree," folks!

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*MUSIC: You know that song at the end of , "Anyone Else But You"? The one Ellen Page and Michael Cera sing to one another? And it's all cute and sad? Well,it was co-written and originally recorded by Kimya Dawson, former half of the Moldy Peaches, and she's over in the East Bay tonight at 924 Gilman. She performs along with Angelo Spencer at this all-ages show. (No booze allowed, by the way.) .

CLASSICAL MUSIC: Sober punks crooning melancholic ballads not really your scene? How about Herbert Blomstedt conducting young pianist Jonathan Biss in Mozart's Divertimento in D major, Piano Concerto No. 22, and Symphony No. 38 over at Davies Symphony Hall?

FILM: Todd Haynes' quasi-David Bowie biopic, Velvet Goldmine, screens at the Red Vic tonight. Rated R for Ewan McGregor's floppy genitalia.

COMEDY: Comedy Central's Dave Attell (from Insomniac) brings his hilarity to SF tonight, featuring not one but two shows over at Cobb's Comedy Club in North Beach.

FOOD: One of our new favorite places to grab Italian, Bar Bambino over in the Inner Mission, has a nifty wine flight going on tonight: Barolo producer Damilano, featuring three Barolo bottlings. And it will be paired with an assortment of bruschette. Mmm.

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FILM: In Being Michael Madsen, the titular star "turns the tables on notorious paparazzo, Billy Dant, by hiring a trio of documentary filmmakers to chronicle Dant's life, loves, and troubles." Crafty! The film also stars David Carradine, Daryl Hannah, and Virginia Madsen. Screens at The Roxie.

READING: Michael Layne Heath and William Taylor Jr. read in honor of Abraham Lincoln's birthday (and of being our first gay Republican president!) at Dog Eared Books.

* MUSIC: Put on your favorite black t-shit and whitest face powder. The queen has returned. Lead singer of Siouxsie & the Banshees and the Creatures, Siouxsie Sioux has influenced countless goth bands, punk outfits, girl groups, and trannies. Now, after a disastrous performance at the Warfield several years ago, she returns (this time to the Fillmore) for a two-night stay. Her "Mantaray & More Tour" opens with Rasputina.

CLUB: Before Trannyshack bids us adieu , check out the return of former Trannyshacker and current Scissor Sister Ana Matronic for "Ladies Choice" night. For those of you not in the know, the show starts a midnight at The Stud in SOMA.

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Claiming that his California Street Victorian was "part of his own personality" and that its "roots went all the way to Hell," it's fitting that Church of Satan founder Dr. Anton LaVey's black house turned into one ugly-ass condo. Don't get us wrong. We're not on some transplant-ish rant about the evils of condominiums or condo conversion; we'd gladly give up our drafty, earthquake damaged Victorian for some central heating, wall to wall carpeting, and choice views of all you peons below. But this? Is butt.

Boing Boing's David Pescovitz brings up a good point. Or rather, a good request: "I hope that a rich Satanist buys the condos and paints them black as a memorial." Word. Although speaking as a non-practicing Satanist, we would also consider painting it black -- a nice glossy, that is, with a fun trim -- in LaVey's honor and historical impact on San Francisco. Why the architect and/or owner didn't do so in the first place, which could've resulted in some decent press and a possible increase in the asking price, makes no sense. We hope the owners will reconsider this glaring oversight of local culture, whimsy, and good taste.

Image credit: Greg Long (via Boing Boing)

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Well. Newsom will now appoint a permanent replacement for Ed Jew's seat on the Board of Supes (presumably interim District 4 supervisor Carmen Chu is the leading candidate, unless Jennifer Siebel-soon-to-be-hyphenate-Newsom is living by the zoo now and wants something to do on Tuesday and Thursday nights), and that replacement will rule through to the November 08 election. The seat will be up for election, along with the other odd-numbered districts (which were up anyways).

Ron Dudum, for one, has said he's going to re-throw his hat into the ring, claiming that he came in second back in 2006 anyways -- though you may remember that David Latterman, city elections number cruncher, reran the numbers through the ranked-choice voting algorithms and concluded that if Ed Jew's first place votes were tossed out, the excitingly-voweled and suspiciously-fundraised Jaynry Mak actually would have won.