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A Zendaya Look-Alike Contest in Oakland Crowns its Winner
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What’s the Use of ‘Political Art’ in 2024?
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Ticket Alert: Stray Kids Are Coming to ‘dominATE’ San Francisco
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Netflix’s ‘Joy’ Is a Loud Cheer for Fertility, for Never Giving Up — and Science
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A New Eagle Camera Is Going Live to the Delight of Global Viewers
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‘Movie Theaters We Have Lost’: The Pussycat Theater in Oakland
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Rightnowish’s Grand Finale: Words of Wisdom from Timothy B.
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Building a Native Arts and Culture Space From the Ground Up
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Artist and curator Marcel Pardo Ariza poses for a photo at the archives of San Francisco's GLBT Historical Society.
‘All The Nights We Got to Dance’ is a Tribute to Queer Nightlife in SF
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‘Wicked’ Defies Gravity, if Not Time
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Is the Five-Second Rule OK? Honest Questions About Food Safety, Illustrated
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In South San Francisco, Noodles and Karaoke Are the Perfect Late-Night Combo
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Saafir, Inventive and Dextrous Oakland Rapper, Dies at 54
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A Zendaya Look-Alike Contest in Oakland Crowns its Winner

The competition wasn’t just about proximity to the ‘Euphoria’ star’s looks, but about matching her energy and vibe.
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What’s the Use of ‘Political Art’ in 2024?

The first Trump presidency spawned an abundance of art-as-resistance. The next four years could look very different.
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Ticket Alert: Stray Kids Are Coming to ‘dominATE’ San Francisco

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This charming and winning movie charts the decade-long true story of how the world’s first IVF baby was born in England in 1978.
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A New Eagle Camera Is Going Live to the Delight of Global Viewers

Minnesota's Department of Natural Resources had 160 countries hooked on their old eagle cam. Now, two new birds will shine.
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‘Movie Theaters We Have Lost’: The Pussycat Theater in Oakland

Briana Loewinsohn illustrates Oakland's Pussycat Theater, which showed adult films before it closed in 1989.
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‘Wicked’ Defies Gravity, if Not Time

The much-hyped movie adaptation brings a pop superstar and Tony winner together for career-high performances.
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