Screens tonight at 7:15 p.m. and 9:15 p.m. at the Red Vic; $5.50-8.
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Cream: It's wet outside, but it could get even damper inside. Tonight's lesbian dance party features old-school, hip hip, Latin, and pop sounds featuring DJs Kathy Calenti and Calitos will have you all on the dance floor well after 3 a..m. Cream, it seems, has "gained a cult following of women who come from all over Northern CA to enjoy this extremely diverse group of people gathering together to dance and socialize through music. That, and dyke dance nights are few and far between. So, brave the storm and head on over to SOMA.
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-- The Drift!: Soothing yet stirring indie rock-dub-ambient band performs tonight. CJ Boyd, Balmorhea open. Show starts at 9:30 p.m. at Hemlock Tavern, 1131 Polk; $6.
It's Got to Be the Morning After
Here's todays sports news
SFist Tonight
, which tells not only her story, but the story of three of her friends as well. $18, reception at 6, reading at 7, at 595 Market 2nd Fl. (x 2nd).
We Read The Weeklies
Last week's winner, the SF Weekly: Gosh, the Chron seems awfully enthralled with that Zodiac movie, doesn't it? Also, more on the Leno/Migden throwdown, quoting Paul Hogarth from Beyond Chron (who now supports Leno). Cover article: An awesome piece about mentally ill dogs. Who knew bordie collies got OCD? Meredith goes to the Presidio Social Club; SFist Ced gruffly concedes maybe she's been doing a good job lately. Let's Get Killed laments the new boring indie rock. Speaking of rock, why's the Clipse so into cocaine? And another independent magazine (Arthur, an indie rock anarchist publication) bites the dust.
This Is Good: AlertSF.org
Welcome to This Is Good, a new recommendation column for SFist about things that are good.
If something is good, we'll tell you. Simple as that.
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AlertSF is a emergency services network used to send out emergency alerts and "post-disaster" information via text-messaging from the City & County of San Francisco.
New Release Tuesday
'Tis the season, already, for record companies to inundate the shelves of Target and Wal-mart with gift-worthy releases of greatest hits, Christmas collections, and repackaged favorites. You already know about the huge releases by Destiny's Child and Eminem, and we're betting that critics' darling Rufus Wainwright will be covered extensively elsewhere. Here are some of the releases that intrigued and amused us for the week of November 16th.
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