Culture
Nataki Garrett joins African-American Shakespeare Company as interim director
The renowned theater director wants to stabilize the three-decade old institution and find a ‘visionary’ replacement to bring it into the future
San Francisco’s love affair with BTS has just begun
At Junbi, fans of the newly returned K-pop superstars lined up for matcha and freebies in a precursor to a year full of promotions
Save the Mothers Building!
The slow race to rescue an historic landmark at the San Francisco Zoo before its WPA-era art is overtaken by the sands of time
Reclaiming em dashes — and other battles in the AI age
Plus, the White House ruins Wii Sports
Brewster Kahle’s Memory Palace
In a time when everyone from the Trump administration to the companies serving up your daily doomscroll wants to erase the past, the Internet Archive refuses to forget
Nazis in Your Neighborhood: Anti-fascist researchers out an extremist music label operating in the Tenderloin
Based in a supportive housing building, the one-man distributor sells fascist music and merch from all over the world
San Francisco’s future spokespeople: Coyotes
A new city ad is rumored to be in the works, headed up by ‘Last Black Man in San Francisco’ director Joe Talbot
Soon Technology is tech-pilled and loving it
A Vice Media alum’s ‘new media’ company offers up friendly coverage to an increasingly controversial industry
Noise Pop’s space travel and Muni rides
Jay Som and Sun Ra Arkestra brought their fans to transcendence, but only one shouted out KEXP’s Cheryl Waters from the stage
Table for 400
A group of young Bay Area Muslims is hosting a free outdoor dinner to break bread, pray, and teach their neighbors about Ramadan
