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Movies
Lose and Looney
Rating: 4 out of 5 Stars.
A drug-addicted lawman on a mission to self-destruct, Nicolas Cage rises to the occasion with a fearless, man-on-a-tightrope showing. More
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Theater
Rollicking and Wrenching
Tiny Kushner, in its West Coast premiere at Berkeley Repertory Theater, defies these traditional expectations of drama, providing an evening of incredibly intense yet utterly riveting short plays. More
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Clubs
Last Night a DJ Saved My Life
A true born-and-raised DJ of San Francisco, the up-and-coming DJ CAMS has been at his craft since 2001. Taking influences from his time spent in New York and traveling around the world, he has managed to gain an understanding of the industry. More
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Restaurants
Meals on Wheels
San Franciscans love inventive quirk with their slice of pie, so it’s no surprise to find Chef Laurent Katgely’s Spencer on the Go such a popular and talked about venture. More
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Shopping
Unique Gift Options
Love it or loath it, the holiday season is upon us once again. Fear not, gentle reader, this holiday season need not be filled with frenzied, stressful claustrophobic trips to the mall. More
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Music
A Marathon Man
His charming smile and good looks will you fool, Raphael Saadiq is 42 years old, and has been making music since the late 80s when he started with Tony! Toni! Toné! In Oakland. More
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Movies
Apocalypse Soon
The laughably overwrought 2012, does no damage to John Cusack's credibility, and reaffirms his talent for bringing heft to an otherwise weightless exercise. More
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Movies
Sending the Wrong Signals
If Richard Curtis’ passion for pop wasn’t evident enough in his directorial debut, 2003’s Love Actually, he puts it on full display in Pirate Radio. More
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Movies
Struggling to Survive
Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars.
Precious is filled with heavy, depressing material, and while you’ll sympathize with the story of an abused adolescent girl attempting to escape her demons, the film itself is only a mild victory. More
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Restaurants
Revisiting a Hidden Gem
If its reputation had not drawn us to its doors, chances are slim that American eatery Fish and Farm would not have even turned our head — and now its great food and outstanding service have us all in a tizzy. More
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