misc Selections From <i>W Magazine</i>'s Jennifer Siebel Profile At the risk of, like, totally bragging, SFist received another mention in W Magazine! In yet another Jennifer Siebel interview! They can't get enough of her! In Emily Holt's intriguing profile of Jen,
misc Photo du Jour 83 Mean! You don't do that to Steve Rhodes! It seems that as Rhodes took the above photo of a Bank of America, which was closed during yesterday's protest, the security guards had a
misc Do You Remember The First Time? Apparently, they were drunk for the very first time, and it was most likely their first protest as well. One poor young woman was wearing black stilettos. That's hard-core, honey. When they first
misc Tulip Mania A tulip's life is short enough, particularly in the far westerly reaches of our city/county. We seem to remember that in past years, the tulips at the Queen Wilhelmina Tulip Garden (in
misc SFIAAFF: Music Video Asia WE LOVE MUSIC VIDEO ASIA!!! The annual SFIAAFF program, of videos by Asian and Asian-American artists, was entirely sold out this Wednesday night, with artists and directors happily milling about, as SFIAAFF program
misc Pete Hartlaub 'Shares the Pain,' Writes Ode to <em>High Fidelity</em> 1. "A truly great breakup song should be filled with so much rage that the subject could include it as Exhibit A in his or her restraining order." Hartlaub cites "You Oughta Know"
misc Swivel Lampost Thinking Outside The Box Must Be Stopped While en route to Third and Market streets today to catch people acting like children, we were stopped in our O.C.D. tracks by the even more pressing situation happening outside the
misc Living Oprah Lives Best Life For One Year Have you read Living Oprah, the greatest thing in the world, ever? Penned by a 35-year-old writer, performer, and artist living in Chicago--who doesn't give her name--for one year she will be living
misc Blocker: 4000 24th St. Exploring San Francisco through the lens of city blocks, Blocker is a regular series by Charles Hodgkins. Look for it on SFist every other Wednesday, around the lunching hour. View the map of
misc Your Day in Protest - Transportation this Morning We came into work late this morning, partly because of a fine breakfast, partly to avoid the inevitable transportation mess that would result from today's protest. As of about 10:15 a.m,
misc From The Editors' Inbox We can't tell if this is some sort of spam or....well, we have no idea. I like to suck cocks! Please send any information you have on gay proud and subscribe me
misc SFIAAFF: <i>Ping Pong Playa</i> Here's the crazy thing we learned about the movie Ping Pong Playa from the film's website. Jimmy Tsai who plays the buffoonish Chinese-American version of the arrested development suburban guy who appropriates all
misc SFist Finds: Evolution of the Political Wall This lovely photo of the political poster wall on Valencia near 24th St. captured by Seven Morris comes to us via the "found" and "sfist" tags. Apparently the wall got "hijacked" for Prisoner
misc SFIAAFF: <i>West 32nd</i> This is how much we enjoyed director Michael Kang's feature film, West 32nd, on Sunday night. We nearly got thrown down the stairs in the crazed frenzy for seats at the Castro Theatre,
misc SFIAAFF: Actually, Love No, this isn’t the funny little holiday fairy tale with Hugh Grant as the British PM, who along with nearly everyone else in Love Actually, ultimately finds love amidst chaos. Instead, Actually,
misc Fire On Valencia And 25th Are you also hearing helicopters and sirens in the Mission? Per KRON 4 (and the Chron), there's a four alarm fire at Valencia and 25th, which is in a residential building. The reporter
misc Adopt a Chihuahua from the Marin Humane Society, Feel Love Yes, Paris Hilton is a noted admirer of the species -- which then lead to their astounding popularity among Daly City teenage girls, at least according to an unofficial SFist survey conducted at
misc SFIAAFF: <i>Pretty To Think So</i> Before the world premiere screening of Pretty To Think So at the Clay Theatre on Friday night for the SFIAAFF, one of the directors of the movie, Francis Hsueh, walked the ticket holders
misc SFIAAFF: <i>881</i> Okay, we're still trying to figure out exactly what happened in 881, a Singaporean musical at the SF Int'l Asian-Am Film Fest about the magical adventures of two aspiring pop singers, but that
misc Week Around the -ists Phillyist was one of the first outlets in Philadelphia to report on the proposed American Commerce Building, a skyscraper that would tower 525 feet over their current tallest and could join the ranks
misc It's Got to be the Morning After -The Bay Area will send two teams to the Big Dance starting with the Stanford Cardinal who are a #3 seed in the South and will play Cornell in the first round. Cornell?
