San Francisco Black & White Ball featuring The Wallflowers, Janelle Monáe, Cyndi Lauper
Let me tell you: this one went to eleven. Watch as The Wallflowers, Janelle Monáe, and Cyndi Lauper perform in San Francisco.
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The Steve Silver Foundation announces Scholarship for the Arts winners
The evening opened with a mash-up of “Let Me Be Your Star” from the TV show “Smash”
Janelle Monáe astounds San Francisco audience
The performance, which featured a stellar in-house strings and horns section, robot shades, a Jackson 5 tribute, stunning dance moves, and a dash of James…
‘The Full Monty’ – An exposé of male folly
But, as the story progresses, the male ability to adapt and overcome adversity through bonding and team effort is given the recognition it’s due –…
San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival shares transformative stories from around the world
The 36th Festival will open with VITO by Jeffrey Schwarz, an empowering documentary about the inexhaustible gay activist and film author Vito Russo, chronicling his…
Kim Novak’s artworks unveiled at the Old Mint, San Francisco
Novak created unforgettable characters in Vertigo, Picnic, The Man with the Golden Arm and at 24 was featured on the cover of Time magazine.
Neil Labute’s ‘Reasons to be Pretty’ coming to SF Playhouse, season line-up announced
A rock musical starring the first "populist" President and founder of the Democratic party, a beautiful witch with a conscience struggling to weild her powers…
Kronos Quartet: New music at its best
As a performance piece, Flow comes into its own and positively shimmers, much like the edges of a Rothko painting. The long rests between the…
Boulevard named nation’s outstanding restaurant by James Beard Foundation (Video)
Here's a short reel from a recent Star Chefs gala. I make the rounds at the marquee fundraising and culinary event of the year and…
Social Media Use Continues to Rise Across San Francisco Venues
Why are sports writers and political pundits able to stir up active online debate whereas their counterparts in theater cannot?