Bay Area writers, artists tell stories of overcoming adversity
Carol Edgarian’s novel is an ode to the resiliency of SF and its people
‘Truman and Tennessee’ a visual scrapbook about literary stars
Great museums, a famous prison and the Amish among Buckeye State’s charms
Despite slick stunts, ninth ‘Fast and Furious’ flick requires big forgiveness
‘Drops of Jupiter’ turns 20, S.F. wine company is 10
Company returns to Opera House with downsized schedule, no fall ball
Pear Theatre stages, streams Christopher Chen’s puzzling play
Ledisi, The Seshen, La Doña play first free concert since pandemic hit
Historic winery’s operations are a role model for responsible viticulture
Frontman of 1990s group reflects on why fame eluded the band
Movies are opening in-person, in theaters
An investor-backed media group laid claim to the moniker of SF’s long-running Hyphen magazine, sparking a conversation about writing over community history
It’s a pleasant summer flick, not a profound masterpiece
Edgar Wright’s documentary is a fun tribute to under-appeciated rock pioneers
SF Playhouse returns inside with sensitive solo show about man who defied 1942 executive order
Holiday marking slaves’ freedom gains momentum with Black Lives Matter
Comic traces his success back to the Bay Area
Actors shine in Theatre Rhino’s 1995-set premiere
Show pays tribute to characters from the 1960s-70s
