Joshua Bote
Happy January 6, Ariel Pink
The LA musician was widely condemned for attending Trump’s pre-riot rally five years ago. This week, he’s playing the Chapel
The Bay Area’s best music critics pick the best songs of 2025
A selection of hits from a fabulous group of local writers and editors
Gazetteer SF’s most-read stories of 2025
We appreciate your eyeballs and hope to see them again next year
Todd Haynes on ‘Carol,’ a decade later
On Saturday, the indie director comes to the Toni Rembe Theatre to honor his sweetest film (and the sweetest celebration of the film)
Meta’s internal solution to its AI needs: Google it
Despite its AI ambitions, Meta is allowing Google’s AI to run rampant across company workflows.
Waymo has a precarious road ahead
The driverless car company may continue to expand, but the public’s trust is visibly shrinking
Katseye brought the beauty and the chaos to Bill Graham
The Netflix-hatched K-pop girl group’s sold-out San Francisco debut went a bit haywire. It was fantastic
Nima Momeni sues San Francisco Standard, Los Angeles Times for defamation
The $17 million suit appears to be over photos of Momeni inside a jail cell
Rest in peace to the best Claude in San Francisco
Cal Academy’s wonderful gator Claude died at the age of 30, according to a Tuesday announcement from the institution
Civic Center BART reopened after blown insulator
The fire department and BART police were all over Market Street Tuesday following the incident
