Arts & Entertainment For Valentine's Day: Real Roses & Very Real Lingerie You already know about the 3D printed roses. Now it's time for the real deal. Two SF startups, Bloom That and ThirdLove will team up this Valentine's Day to offer a Valentine's packages
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Chris Cosentino Coming To Former Zuppa Space In SoMa Eater has word that brazen carnivore and Top Chef Masters winner Chris Cosentino will take over the recently shuttered Zuppa space on Fourth Street. "His reps are tight-lipped, saying only that they'll confirm
Arts & Entertainment The Dub Sack: Stuck In Sixth (By e.Chang) Currently: 31-21 (.596); 6th Place in the Western Conference Last Week: v. Bobcats (lost) v. Bulls (WON) at Phoenix (lost) This Week: Mon: v. 76ers (WON) Wed: v. Heat Sat:
Arts & Entertainment Here's Why You Need To Go To 'Star Wars' Day At AT&T Park I personally don't know what's going to happen if I don't get my hands on an official R2-D2 Giants beanie this season, but it won't be good. There will be tears. Oh, there
Arts & Entertainment Photo Du Jour: Nice Jacket Guy in the gutter sporting Chewbacca (update: Teen Wolf?!) jacket snapped by Bhautik Joshi.
Arts & Entertainment Yelp Reviews Of The County Jail Are The Only Yelp Reviews We Trust Yelp reviews of the San Francisco county jail (barely holding a 2.5-star ranking) will set your caged heart free and/or enlighten those of you who might have to stay there one
SF News Driver Kills Pedestrian On Van Ness, Attempts To Flee Scene This morning San Francisco streets played host to another driver-related pedestrian death. At Van Ness and Pacific around 1 a.m., a man driving a a silver 2009 Toyota allegedly struck and killed
SF News Day Around The Bay: False Humility Tenants settle with investor who admits to real estate fraud. [SF Appeal] Girl abducted during Oakland carjacking. [Oakland Tribune] Willie Brown pretends to be humbled. [SF Examiner] Can we please talk about Downton
Arts & Entertainment Watch John Oliver Skewer Techies At The Crunchies John Oliver On The Tech Industry | Crunchies 2013 Last night I had the pleasure of watching John Oliver emcee the Crunchies. His opening monologue was only brimming not with attacks on San Francisco
SF News Shirley Temple Neither 'Icon' Nor 'Legend,' Says Chron Oh boy, do I love editorial notes left in a published piece. A glimpse inside the minds that run your favorite publication. Take, for example, today's death announcement of former child star Shirley
SF News Suspicious Backpack Prompts Evacuations At Stanford [Updated] UPDATE: Police have determined said backpack to be harmless. Whew. Back to class, kids. Police have determined there is no threat to campus. Buildings will slowly be reopened. Please respect police perimeter in
SF News Western Span Of Bay Bridge To Be Named After Willie Brown Today After all the handwringing and grousing, the western span of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge will be renamed today after former San Francisco Mayor and state Assembly Speaker Willie Brown. Current San Francisco
SF News Day Around The Bay: Zuckerberg Gives San Jose State student found dead in dorm room. [Chron] What you seen the Albion Castle in Hunters Point? You should. [Curbed] Rice Paper Scissors now open for lunch at their permanent home
Arts & Entertainment For Valentine's Day: 3D Printed Roses For those of you who, sadly, won't be spending Valentine's Day alone with House of Cards Season 2, we recommend sending your loved one(s) something cool. Something modern. Something 3D. TaskRabbit has
Arts & Entertainment Rich Idiot Brings His Tale Of Struggle, Oppression To Commonwealth Club This Week Affluenza sufferer Tom Perkins made headlines in January for penning one of the dipshittiest op-ed pieces in print publication history. And now you can hear him live and in-person! "From the Occupy movement
SF News Crunchies Turn Crappy As Anti-Tech Protesters Vow To Crash Award Ceremony Taking their eyes off Google Buses for a moment, concerned anti-eviction citizens plan to protest tonight's Crunchies at Davies Symphony Hall. What are the Crunchies, you ask? Hosted by Gigaom, VentureBeat, and TechCrunch,
Arts & Entertainment Mike Judge's 'Silicon Valley' Actually Looks Good After Bravo's colostomy bag of a reality show, disastrously produced by Randi Zuckerberg, and Amazon's ho-hum Betas, Mike Judge (Beavis and Butt-Head) takes a stab at the tech world with Silicon Valley. The
SF News Driver Hits Pedestrian Near SFSU On Saturday On Saturday night, a 25-year-old woman was hit by a driver near San Francisco State University. "At about 5:45 p.m., police and emergency crews responded to the intersection of Holloway Avenue
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Is What Happens When You Sell Real NYC Bagels In San Francisco Even the rain couldn't dent people's appetite for authentic NYC bagels. Wes Rowe, who, along with his partner, Sonya Haines, overnight-expressed New York City bagels (from Russ and Daughters) for their Eastside Bagels
SF News Day Around The Bay: Elbo Room Intrigue Continues Check out the new pub Slow News Day, a site that basks in the trivial and awesome. [Slow News Day] Here is the condo complex that might replace Elbo Room. [Mission Mission] UC
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Concord School Apologizes For Serving Watermelon, Fried Chicken During Black History Month Carondelet High School, a private Catholic school in Concord, came under fire this week after adding "racially insensitive" items to the Friday lunch menu. Fried chicken, watermelon and cornbread were set to feed
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Real NYC Bagels, Flown In From NYC, Available This Saturday Hey, East Coasters: When you're not kvetching about Californians' flightiness and/or general lack of ambition, you're bemoaning the dearth of decent bagels in the Bay Area. (Which totally isn't true, but whatever.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Hamburger Mary's Returning To San Francisco? Hamburger Mary's, noted burger chained with a devout LGBT following, might make its return to San Francisco. First opening in 1972 in the city's then-delightfully seedy South of Market district, it closed in
