Arts & Culture

Margaret Cho takes on Trump

On Jan. 20, 2026, the White House posted a press release with the dubious headline: “365 WINS IN 365 DAYS: President Trump’s Return Marks New Era of Success, Prosperity.” For some Americans, each one of those “wins” felt more like “Failure, Despair.” One way to cope with the daily...
Free Will Astrology: Week of Sept. 9

Free Will Astrology: Week of Sept. 9

Yep, it's still Virgo season. Beautify your workspace. Polish your presentations...
Authors explain why Californians accept inequality

Authors explain why Californians accept inequality

If income disparity in the U.S. were served as a sandwich, it would be sent back to the kitchen. Instead, creeping lethargy and other forces normalize the inequitable reality of life in 2026. No eyebrows rise when...
Everything But the Everything builds a modern gothic sound

Everything But the Everything builds a modern gothic sound

What happens when you mix post-punk, goth, rock ’n’ roll, a little blues and some Oakland flair? You get Everything But the Everything, a five-piece alternative rock outfit putting out tracks that conjure nostalgia and excitement for...
Social Eyes: Week of Sept. 3-9

Social Eyes: Week of Sept. 3-9

This week's calendar picks feature 'Jawbreaker: The Anti-Cimex Documentary,' Bettye LaVette, Vincent Ding, The Jazz Mafia Play Cannonball Adderley, 'MyBloodyShoegaze Fest,' Kal McRaven, Mr Cindy & the Secret Emchy Society, Aimee Nolte, Slayyyter, and Liz Phair & Sleater-Kinney.
Free Will Astrology: Week of Sept. 9

Free Will Astrology: Week of Sept. 2

We are in Virgo season. What’s the best, most healing trouble you could provoke right now?
Cape & Cowl Con showcases Bay Area comics and community

Cape & Cowl Con showcases Bay Area comics and community

Everyone knows a kid who spends her entire weekly allowance on comic books, or a child constantly scolded for “doodling” instead of doing homework. Then, there’s the immigrant family in America in which the parents speak only...
Stay Out turns 'Broken Homes' into a DIY East Bay punk debut

Stay Out turns ‘Broken Homes’ into a DIY East Bay punk debut

Stay Out came together when the band’s singers, Grant Pack and Mason McGeorge, met at a party. “We had a lot in common.” McGeorge said. “I’d been searching for my musical partner. We started jamming Green Day...
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