Arts & Entertainment 'Battle Of The Sexes' Depicts The Triumph Against Misogyny We Need Today In any other year — or perhaps in an alternative timeline — might have come off as a bit of feel good retrospection. Look how far we've come, baby! Thank god we've gotten past those
SF News Friday Morning Constitutional: Looking For Tim Lincecum Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here But, just, why post interior photos of a $1.
misc 5 Incredible Workouts For Getting In Shape Without The Expensive Classes Daily Burn is an online fitness community geared towards getting you the results you want. Well, winter is coming — and unless you're really, really into Game of Thrones, for most of us that
SF News Day Around The Bay: Ayesha Curry Is The New Face Of Cover Girl What happens to the Transbay Tube during a big earthquake? [KQED] Attention dancers: Beyoncé's dance captain is coming to San Francisco to teach two master classes. [Rockyt Style] Steph Curry's beloved Ayesha Curry
SF News UC Kicking Down $300K For Free Speech Week, And The Schedule Chaos Continues Frequenters of this website have come to expect puzzling daily updates on the upcoming Berkeley campus publicity stunt known as Free Speech Week, generally contradicting the previous day’s updates. It being late
Arts & Entertainment 'Full House' Creator Gives Up On Getting Olsen Twins Cameo For 'Fuller House' We've got some bad news for you, Fuller House fans. The show's creator, Jeff Franklin, told US Weekly that he's stopped bringing up a possible cameo to the Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, who
SF News March And Rally Planned Friday To Demand Justice For Bubbles After queer nightlife personality and local artist Bubbles was fatally shot two weeks ago near his home in the Tenderloin, the SFPD said they had both surveillance footage of the incident, or its
Arts & Entertainment House Sadness: Inside A $1.4 Million Tear-Down In SF Way down at the southwestern corner of the city, just a hop from Daly City BART, sits this prize: 89 Belle Avenue. As Curbed explains, the three-unit property was gutted by a fire
Arts & Entertainment Broadway Touring Actor Pens Goodbye Letter To SF About How Awful The Tenderloin Is Rob McClure, the very funny Broadway performer who is playing the lead in the touring production of Something Rotten!, which recently completed its brief run at SHN's Orpheum Theater (see my review here)
SF News Bicycle Rental Company Gets Caught With Bikes Parked Where They Shouldn't Be We're so excited to help turn the @WeWorkSF community into an urban campus with Spin bikes. Details: https://t.co/SxGCS1Dn5g pic.twitter.com/JqcEUs1BKJ— Spin San Francisco (@Spin_SF) August 31, 2017
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The 16 Best Ice Cream Shops In San Francisco Though people may line up for Bi-Rite Creamery even in the frigid depths of a foggy July night I'll never understand it! SF's Indian Summer, and maybe a few days in May, are
SF News It'll Cost You More To Park At Levi's Stadium Than It Will To Go To Tonight's 49ers Game #49ers play the #LARams tonight at 5:25 at Levi's Stadium. Tickets are selling for $17. Prepaid parking is $40. pic.twitter.com/4r44A7iP2T— Matt Keller (@MattKellerABC7) September 21, 2017 With the season
Arts & Entertainment Exclusive: Mezzo-Soprano Isabel Leonard Discusses Leonard Bernstein Leonard Bernstein would have turned 100 next year. He and SF Symphony musical director Michael Tilson-Thomas were buddies. Lenny considered MTT his musical son. Not coincidentally, the Symphony will present a slew of
SF News NorCal Police Chief Abruptly Retires After Offensive Facebook Posts Come To Light A recently hired police chief in the town of Seaside, in Monterey County, has fallen victim to what's becoming a strangely common pitfall of public figures with insufficient social media skills and controversial
SF News San Francisco Will Cover DACA Renewal Fees Ahead Of October Deadline The SF Mayor's Office of Civic Engagement and Immigrant Affairs is offering to cover the cost of renewal application fees for all Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients in the city, ahead
Arts & Entertainment #TBT: The First Folsom Street Fair, Way Back In 1984 The world’s most gigantic kinky leather event, Folsom Street Fair, is set to draw some 400,000 leather revelers and gawkers again this Sunday, and is now established as California’s third-largest
SF News Check Out The Air Pollution Citation Issued To The SF Russian Consulate On August 31, the Trump Administration ordered the closing of San Francisco's Russian Consulate, as well as three others in the US. Immediately following that news, a mysterious plume of smoke emanated from
SF News Thursday Lunchtime Links: Creepy Van Man Spotted In Berkeley Google is buying part of HTC’s smartphone team for $1.1 billion. [The Verge] Twitter will meet with the Senate Intelligence Committee regarding Russian election interference. [Wired] The new Apple Watch isn't
SF News Video: First Snows Fall Around Lake Tahoe Believe it or not, some snow fell last night in the Sierra, and on Half Dome in Yosemite, meaning at least up there, summer is officially dunzo. Some flakes fell at higher elevations
SF News Majority Of CA Homicide Victims Killed By A Friend With A Gun The California Department of Justice recently released their Homicide in California report for 2016, and it's fascinating stuff, breaking down in painstaking detail who's getting killed, who's doing the killing, and how often
SF News Oakland Synagogue Vandalized With Anti-Semitic Graffiti Just after the celebration of Rosh Hashanah Wednesday night, a Jewish synagogue in Oakland was vandalized early Thursday morning with anti-Semitic graffiti. As KRON 4 reports, the rabbi at Temple Sinai found the
SF News Brawl Breaks Out At SF High-Rise Over Platter Of Food A man getting off the elevator of a San Francisco apartment tower ended up in a fistfight Wednesday, after a suspect demanded the food he was carrying. According to the San Francisco Police
SF News [Update] Anti-Semitic 9/11 Truther Scheduled To Appear At San Francisco Library Tonight Christopher Bollyn, whom the Southern Poverty Law Center has labeled a "raging anti-Semite," is scheduled to speak at the Richmond Branch of the San Francisco Public Library tonight at 6 p.m. The
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Beloved Boxer To Retire Follow SFist on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here Your guide to Folsom, parties and otherwise. [SFist] [Newsweek]
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