Arts & Entertainment Yeezy Season Approaching: Kanye West Pop-Up Store Arrives In Chinatown Kanye West has come a long way from his pink polo days, having introduced a full three seasons of his own fashion line, sometimes tied to his music as at his Madison Square
SF News Friday Lunchtime Links: Is SFPD's Chief Search Rigged? Guess that's one way to advertise War Dogs. [Capp Street Crap] Woman dies after collision with suspected drunk driver on Marin freeway. [KRON 4] You’ll recognize a couple local landmark names in
SF News San Mateo Man Convicted Of Murder In 2013 Double-Shooting Outside Gay SoMa Club Some justice has been served in the senseless killing of Melquiesha "Mel" Warren, a 23-year-old woman shot dead in a SoMa parking lot in 2013 over a fender bender, following a night in
SF News Gap Continues To Struggle As Shoppers Reject Their Conformist Message As you've likely heard, Gap is in trouble. The San Francisco-based clothing company faces declining sales and is on the verge of closing dozens of stores as shoppers look elsewhere for their sartorial
SF News Shoe In Cooking Pot Leads To Fire Investigation An intruder in a Fillmore District apartment complex started a fire that set off sprinklers and sparked an investigation, but it's the odd cause of the blaze that seems most notable. It was
SF News Federal Judge Rejects $100M Uber Settlement With CA, MA Drivers, Doubts Company Will Ever IPO A proposed $100 million settlement between Uber and its California and Massachusetts drivers, with $84 million to have been paid out initially and $16 million more to have been distributed if and when
SF News U.S. Olympic Fencing Team Member Returns Home To Find New House Destroyed In Clayton Fire Matthew Porter, the armorer of the U.S. Olympic Fencing Team in Rio, returned home to California this week to find that the new home he and his wife had just purchased in
SF News Nude Trump Statue Removed, May Get New Home At Lefty O'Doul's The naked likeness of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump surreptitiously installed yesterday in the Castro has found an unlikely champion: Anti-nudity Supervisor Scott Wiener. Wiener, who is known for his successful 2012 campaign
Arts & Entertainment <i>War Dogs</i> Is A Derivative Pack Of One-Note Antiheroes Imagine you're a guy who became somewhat famous, or perhaps even infamous, and you've just found out a major motion picture is going to be made based on that part of your life.
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Google's SF Footprint Gets Bigger Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Not guilty plea for all three suspects in a
Arts & Entertainment Frank Ocean Teases Us With Visual Album <i>Endless</i> While Building Spiral Staircase Frustrated Frank Ocean fans, try to contain yourselves. The end to a long wait looks nearer than ever, with Ocean proving he has new music to share. Yes, the elusive artist has hurt
SF News Day Around The Bay: Lyft Driver Robbed At Gunpoint Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. A Lyft driver, called to pick up a fare
SF News Bourgeois Meets 420 At SF's First Exclusive Marijuana Country Club Love getting stoned, but hate being around common folk while high? Wish you could just blaze and read The Nob Hill Gazette in peace, but annoying parkgoers always asking to borrow your lighter?
SF News Twitter's New 'Quality Filter' Will Let You Shut Out The Trolls Twitter has a troll problem. That the social-media service has become a tool for those wishing to harass others is well documented, as are the company's seemingly ineffective attempts to combat the toxicity
Arts & Entertainment Video: Zelda Williams Opens Up To Chelsea Handler About Life After Her Dad's Death Zelda Williams, who's now 27, appeared on Chelsea Handler's new Netflix talk show last night to talk about life in the aftermath of her father's 2014 suicide, and she talked about how she
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Classy-Casual Barzotto Opens On Valencia For Fresh Pasta, Gelato, And More In atmosphere, the difference between the former St. Vincent and the new occupant of its former Valencia Street home is night and day. Like, quite literally, St. Vincent, which was dark and masculine,
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The Outer Richmond's Pizzetta 211 Expanding Next Door With Seafood Spot Tiny, always crowded Pizzetta 211 (211 23rd Avenue) has been a neighborhood favorite in the Outer Richmond for 17 years now, never expanding beyond its handful of seats and closet-sized kitchen. But now,
Arts & Entertainment Video: SF Couple, Painted To Be Living Mural, Gets Engaged An SF couple participating in a "living mural" by artist Alexa Meade who specializes in painting on people, and their clothing, to turn them into figures in two-dimensional works of art that appear
SF News Now PG&E Wants Its Conviction Thrown Out In San Bruno Blast Case As most of you know, in September of 2010, an explosion rocked San Bruno, killing eight people, injuring 58 more, and destroying 38 homes in the process. On August 9, 2016, a jury
Arts & Entertainment Le Video's Archive Remains In Cold Storage, Not Rentable; Lost Weekend Video Seeks New Business Model Remember how we got the great news last December that the vast DVD and VHS collection belonging to now defunct Le Video was getting purchased by Alamo Drafthouse, which also partnered with the
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The 13 Best Cafés That Are Also Basically Co-Working Spaces Sometimes I go to a coffeeshop in this city and I ask myself, "Does everyone work from home now?" Also, "Is everyone a graphic designer now?" I myself get too distracted to work
Arts & Entertainment Neglected Marin Pooch 'Mozzarella' Adopted By SFist Readers, Renamed 'Ziggy' I *knew* this would end happily. The neglected poodle mix nicknamed Mozzarella by Marin Humane Society staffers, discovered last week next to a dumpster at a Mill Valley shopping center, already has a
Arts & Entertainment Photos: Scott Wiener And Other Locals Take (Semi-NSFW) Selfies With The Nude Trump Statue As part of a nationwide artistic effort to disarm a public figure seen by many as dangerous, anarchist group INDECLINE installed in the Castro's Jane Warner Plaza a life-size, nude effigy of presidential
SF News Report: SF Rents Are Probably Never Going To Drop With the news that rents in San Francisco, San Jose, and Oakland all went down last month, many of us briefly allowed a previously forbidden thought to flicker across our minds: Could the
SF News Three Suspects In Bizarre Millbrae Murder Plead Not Guilty The trio suspected of killing a young Millbrae father in late April made appearances in San Mateo County court on Wednesday, and all three entered pleas of not guilty, as KRON 4 reports.
