BOOK RELEASE: LOLcats abound when I Can Has Cheezburger? launches its first-ever print edition of the popular cat macro, one that brings us back to a more peaceful era on the Internets. Eric

TRANNY: Calling all butch bitches across SF and the Bay area! Every Tuesday female-to-male (FTM), transguys, butches, studs (i.e., your SFist editor!), genderqueers, two-spirited, third-gendered, questioning folks, trannyfags, trannyboys, boydykes, transmen, papis,

Jameth, he sees things about the Bay Area that most of you block out. While some of you go on and on about some concert on an island, some incestuous political ramblings nobody

We fibbed, folks. There is, you see, a map listing all of today's temporary parks. Go here to look for the nearest PARK(ing) Day setup near you. Or you can visit National

Oh hey, it's PARK(ing) Day today. This one-day global event happening every year revolves around temporarily transforming metered parking sports into temporary public parks. Artists, activists, and citizens all like to get

THEATER: This looks fun: "The runaway cult hit makes its San Francisco debut, starring the incomparable Matthew Martin and his camp cohort Mike Finn. See what happens when a drag headmistress and her

FIESTA, FOREVER: Hey, did you know today is Mexican Independence Day? It is. (Eat it, Spain!) Looking for a place to honor such a remarkable anniversary? Then, celebrate the liberation of the United

FASHION: Ideally, tonight's panel at "Eco-Fashion: From Birkenstock to Couture" will damn digestion and the vile Birkenstock shoe, while championing eating disorders and the wondrous art of couture design. Realistically, they'll probably discuss

FILM: Queer '80s artist Keith Haring -- who never worked from sketches, more or less creating as-is works -- gets the documentary treatment in (2008). 7:15, 9 p.m. // Roxie Film Center

On Tuesday we attended the Redwood Room's 75th Anniversary. That's right, SFist landed an invite to the bash, and we apologize to the poor inter who gets canned for mistakenly putting us on

FILM: Free movie night, folks! '80s fantastical sci-fit takes center stage when The Princess Bride (1987) and Ghostbusters (1984) screens downtown. Free popcorn will be on hand for the hungry; cash bar opens

Love him, hate him, or really, really hate him, you know you want to checkout Zombietime's take on Cal's final Save the Oak Grove protest, which ended up costing the UC system millions

FILM: Catch this awe-inspiring documentary, , about Dorian "Doc" Paskowitz -- a man who eschewed his successful medical practice, packed his wife and nine children inside a 24-foot camper, and headed to the beach

Political differences aside, we love us some Melanie Morgan. That's right. We said it. Why? Well, for a number of reasons, but mainly because the former KSFO host and KGO reporter posts such

The Symphony Gala, which happening last Thursday night, succeeded in entertaining the elite masses who pretend to like classical music. Simply put, it was to a night to die for, darling. And if

Over at Mission Mission, we came across this most interesting art exhibit opening on Saturday night. It's called When Doilies Go Bad. And, boy, do they. Artists Lisa Mendelson and Laura Mappin have