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5/21/2013

Can Josh Kornbluth make any topic in the world funny? So far, yes. Kornbluth, a monologist and filmmaker, performs his hit one-man show Love & Taxes at a...More»

5/20/2013

Amy Glazer, a veteran director in theater and film (Drifting ElegantSeducing Charlie Barker), is helming San Francisco Playhouse's revival of Abigail's Party, Mike Leigh's 1977 cringe comedy about...More»

5/17/2013

Fort Mason will be transformed this weekend into a mega-art gallery showcasing contemporary and modern works from 70 galleries around the world. At the third annual artMRKT...More»

5/17/2013

Is a first-time feature that lacks star power and is about one of the saddest, most awful stories in recent Bay Area history worth a two-hour wait in the cold, Cannes rain? The answer—at least when it comes to Ryan...More»

5/16/2013

Captain’s Log: To what do we owe San Francisco’s centrality in Star Trek's vision of the universe? After all, the venerable sci-fi franchise has set several episodes, and even a whole movie (Star Trek...More»

5/13/2013

The actor James Franco is known for his movies like 127 Hours and Spider-Man, but in his new book A California...More»

5/10/2013

Pretending time allowed for the late Francis Scott Fitzgerald and the quirky Baz Luhrmann to sit down over pre-Prohibition cocktails and compare their Gatsby renditions, any bets on who...More»

5/9/2013

The San Francisco International Film Festival closes tonight with the second sequel to the landmark 1995 film Before...More»

5/3/2013

Sure, you have better things to do than just sit there watching the clock. On the other hand, few things are more mesmerizing than watching ...More»

5/3/2013

It's standing room only for ...More»

5/1/2013

This marks the 76th year for the beloved (and free!) Stern Grove Festival—and this year's concert series is just as jammed pack with local bands, cultural institutions, and world-renowned artists as last. But who, you ask,...More»

5/1/2013

In this retelling, a co-production with the Dutch National Ballet that is making its U.S. premiere, “anything you know about Cinderella and Disney doesn’t exist.” What you get, instead, is a reworking of the...More»