Kentucky-born cellist and composer Ben Sollee likes to keep moving. He kicked off 2014 with the release of his score for the documentary film Maidentrip. In March, he performed at Carnegie Hall as part of a tribute to Paul Simon. And you may have caught Sollee on the road supporting

Dear White People, With the current events happening in our country, there are thousands of articles, videos and Facebook posts that explain the Black Lives Matter Movement, white privilege and racism. There are people who think (wrongfully) that BLM is a movement against white people and police. In response to

San Francisco’s most expensive apartment building is sinking into the landfill it was built on (approximately 16 inches on one side).  The Italian city of Pisa is threatening a cease and desist order against the building’s continual lean, afraid that already tourist rich San Francisco is now trying to steal

I wasn’t supposed to be the one going to jail. I remember repeating this phrase in my head while the police officers cuffed me. Cuffs that eventually left wounds on my wrist that have now left scars. With a bleeding face and my body covered in bruises I literally couldn’t

Fog City Summer Part 1 a San Francisco Romance Excerpt from a Novel by Genie Cartier   The first time he had seen her, she had been crying on a doorstep, but he hadn’t remembered it was the same girl until much later. It was the second time he saw

This post is brought to you by the San Francisco Appetizer Passport. Get 22 FREE appetizers at some of San Francisco’s best restaurants! Learn more here. I’m heading into my sixth consecutive year attending Outside Lands. While I love the music, the food offerings are the best of just about

Via – The Stud Collective Good News San Francisco – A group of drag queens, performers, DJ’s, bartenders and LGBT business leaders announced today that they have formed a Co-op and secured funding to purchase the iconic Stud Bar and save it from closure. “I’ve made the choice to move forward