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What’s New on Netflix in November: Elvis, ‘Pedro Paramo’, & More!
Netflix offers a diverse range of shows and films in November, including new episodes of The Empress and Chef’s Table, a look at the Elvis ’68 Comeback Special, and the untold story of a controversial kiss in Spain.
These Palestinian and Israeli Activists are Teaming Up for Collective Freedom
Osama Iliwat and Rotem Levin, Palestinian and Israeli peace activists, are touring the globe sharing their story about Palestinian and Israeli peace activism, and advocating for a shared future of security, equality, and justice for all people.
We Wanna Send You to One Night of the SF Leonard Cohen Festival!
Enter Below for a Chance to Win a Pair of Tix to A Night of Your Choice at the SF Leonard Cohen Festival! Join San Francisco’s poets, artists, singers and musicians for the 2024 San Francisco Leonard Cohen Festival at the historic Swedish American Hall and Café du Nord in
Best Bay Area Events 10/29-11/18
Let’s Do the Time Warp Again! by Vanessa Gil, Arts & Events Editor I work early mornings at my other job, which is why I’m probably one of the few people that enjoy the fall time change. However, it’s our second weekend of Halloween AND we get an extra hour to
We Wanna Send You to The New Roots Theatre Festival at Brava Theater Center
Enter Below for a Chance to Win a Pair of All-Access Passes to The New Roots Theater Festival We wanna give you a pair of All-Access passes to the New Roots Theater Festival 11/14-11/17 at Brava Theater Center in SF. The epic arts festival returns to the Brava Theater Center
Oakland, Urban Violence, And The Politicization Of Crime By The Rich
Oakland has had a crime problem for decades, but thanks to left wing policies, the city has seen a significant decrease in violent crime, with the number of homicides dropping from 62 in 1992 to 8 in 2023.
San Francisco’s ‘Dead Mall’ Is For Sale
The ghost of the Pandemic still lingers in Downtown San Francisco. While it seems every other part of the City is as lively as they’ve ever been, Downtown does feel significantly less crowded than it was in 2019. Back in the pre-Pandemic days, Market Street was booming. Techies, skaters, super-commuters,
