SFist TV writer, SFGate Culture Blogger (and, for those of you who like dead trees, her weekly TV picks on on the cover of the Chron's TV section Sunday) Rain Jokinen has a great chronicle of her relationship with the Indiana Jones movies on her Musty TV blog: more ›

Risseldy, Rosseldy: a falcon (or hawk, according to eagle-eyed commenters) kicking it in a planter in front of Sushi Rock on Polk Street. Image credit goes to SFist's very own Rain Jokinen.
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We know you're thankful for stuff (like, say, all of the fine content found right here on SFist -- or for baby Jesus' blessed kisses, the gift of life, blah, blah). But what, pray tell, about about some of your favorite SFisters? For what are they getting down on their and giving thanks this year? We asked for a signifying photo from each with some Answering our call. In no particular order, here's what we have so far: more ›

SFist does not deny that a lot of head-burying has occurred this week. Post-election blues lead to a lot of TV watching, much of it pure escapism. Nothing dulls the pain like a good episode of The Surreal Life. And if Flavor Flav and Brigitte Nielsen can find love with each other, perhaps there is hope for the country! more ›

We'll make this simple: Vote. And then go watch some TV. more ›

For some people, Halloween is a great time to live in San Francisco. It's not a holiday that goes unnoticed, and entertainment is virtually guaranteed. For others, the traffic, the inability to get a cab, and the people (The people! THE PEOPLE!) is enough to drive a person indoors for the entire weekend. If that's the case for you, why not watch some TV? more ›

It looks like Indian summer may be over for good what with the wind and the rain and the whining about the wind and the rain. So SFist recommends that you stay indoors and enjoy some of San Francisco's local landmarks on the small screen. more ›

We at SFist love the City. But did you know we love it so much that when we aren't outside exploring and enjoying it, we are inside exploring and enjoying it on TV? Hell, sometimes we even prefer the TV version. It's only on those Streets of San Francisco reruns (Sundays at 10:00pm on KBHK channel 44) that the streets are relatively free of cars, and full of available street parking. Not to mention the fact that Michael Douglas and Karl Malden aren't afraid to pair plaid jackets with firearms, a combo that would no doubt lead to their severe beating these days. more ›