Aesthetic Romp
Undeniably quaint, "Patience" is, to some, indicative of all that can be annoying about the famous Victorian theatrical partnership.
Crash Course in Auguste Rodin
Reduced-scale versions of five of the six "Burghers" are on view at the Legion of Honor in a special exhibition marking the centenary of Rodin's death, and 50 of the French sculptor's works from the museum's permanent collection are on display.
Out There :: Treasurable Artifacts
One of the world's largest exhibitions of antiquarian books, the California International Antiquarian Book Fair returns to the Oakland Marriott City Center, Feb. 10-12, for its 50th anniversary.
Muddled on Maui: A Libation Vacation
This past December, to counteract a hectic Thanksgiving weekend full of large family gatherings, my partner and I planned a just-the-two-of us getaway to Maui. It rained. So we poured.
Time to Amend CA HIV Penal Codes, Say Lawmakers
State lawmakers and AIDS advocates say it is time to amend California's anachronistic criminal codes that target people living with the virus.
SFPD Leaves FBI Terror Task Force Over Trump Crackdown
Amid concerns about President Donald Trump's efforts to crack down on illegal immigration and restrict Muslims from entering the country, the San Francisco Police Department has suspended its participation in the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force.
SF Bans Travel, Contracts in 4 States with Anti-LGBT Laws
Starting Saturday, February 11, San Francisco will no longer allow city employees to travel to four states, or allow city agencies to contract with businesses headquartered in those states, due to their enacting anti-LGBT laws since June 26, 2015.
Castro Urgent Care Clinics Add HIV Prevention Service
The two urgent care centers in the Castro are now offering treatment to patients who believe they may have been exposed to HIV in order to prevent them from acquiring the virus.
Support Seen for LGBT Rights March in DC
A recently announced National Pride March, set for Sunday, June 11 in Washington, D.C., has gathered a "groundswell of support" around the country, according to Sue Doster, co-president of InterPride.
Ballets Pleasant & Unpleasant
San Francisco Ballet might as well have titled its Programs 1 & 2 as "Ballets Pleasant & Unpleasant," given that that's how the audience was bound to respond to them, and that both evenings would be in fact equally exhilarating
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