Peaches Christ Productions Proudly Presents: DROP DEAD GORGEOUS w/ an all new hysterically fierce pre-show parody. Featuring: BENDELACREME,JINKX MONSOON, PANDORA BOXX, SUPPOSITORI SPELLING, PEACHES CHRIST, more! Witness teen queens battle it out for the title at the “Rosebud Cosmetics American Queen Princess Pageant”. DRESS UP! The theme of the event is “AMER I CAN”

I borrowed a car, picked up drunk strangers, drove them around SF, and FILMED it! You will love this. Wanna help us continue to make dope shit? Please donate here. This was shot, edited and conceptualized by Alexandra Liss Stuber Cab Confessions was part of Episode 4 of  The Kinda Late

Over 10,000 people descended on Hippie Hill this year for one of San Francisco’s favorite holidays, 4/20. From mid morning until dusk, they shared munchies, hawked their cottage cannabis goods and smoked what must have been more than a metric ton of weed.

Happy Tuesday, Broke Asses! One of the really weird things about living in expensive cities, such as San Francisco or New York, is that long after college and your early 20s, most adults –even the ones who are gainfully employed and doing well for themselves– end up having roommates. And,

  The Seshen is a San Francisco Bay Area-based band that draws influences from an eclectic range of genres from hip-hop, soul, pop to electronica, producing an original sound that is not bound to any particular category. Bells Atlas emerges from the vibrant cultural and musical backdrop of Oakland, CA. Blending heavy

Released into the world, The Jesus and Mary Chain became the darlings of British press as they searched to find the owner of the post punk crown in the mid 80’s. With strong Velvet Underground influences and a despondent but melodic wall of noise, they went on to become the

This piece was the first thing I did that ever went viral. I originally wrote it for The Bold Italic. SF has changed a lot since I first put this out. Illustrations by the incredible Wendy MacNaughton, Design by the brilliant Wes Mitchell. This originally appeared in May, 2011 LIVING IN SAN