Arts & Culture

Kelly Vance reviews Prano Bailey-Bond's 'Censor' and is particularly impressed with lead actor Niamh Algar. "Algar overcomes clichés with her performance, an unnerving portrait of an emotionally vulnerable woman with no escape valve for her fears," writes Vance.

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Long-lost George Romero film paints a horrific portrait of senior life In 1973, five years...

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j.poet interviews the uplifting Rock band that imagined themselves as caped crusaders from the start. “I immediately started imagining the superhero colors and images we could use on posters,” said drummer Daniel Scharff.

Lou Fancher covers the 20th San Francisco Documentary Film Festival, featuring Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson’s 'Summer of Soul' and sits down with Berkeley film maker, Jennifer Steinman Sternin, to discuss her heart-warming entry, 'Gramma and Ginga: The Movie'.

Kelly Vance reviews M.J. Bassett’s Endangered Species where Michael Johnston, Rebecca Romijn and Isabel Bassett get lost in the bush get lost in the bush and "go bananas," according to Vance.

EBX starts the summer off right with this year’s Best of Nature In the Bay...

j. poet sits down with the queen of Bay Area Latin Music, Bobi Céspedes, to discuss her latest album 'Mujer y Cantante'; a celebration of life, love and family.

In this week's cover story, Chelsea Kurnick celebrates the Oaklash Drag Festival which returns Memorial Day Weekend for its fourth year. “That’s a beautiful thing,” said Oaklash co-creator, Mama Celeste.

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j. poet talks with 'bedroom rock' band Sour Widows about their latest album, 'Crossing Over', and how the pandemic may have closed one creative window, but opened several others.

Michael Berry sits down with Monica West, author of 'Revival Season', to discuss her book on a family of faith healers and how it reflects, and doesn't reflect, her childhood growing up in different churches across America.

Kelly Vance reviews Luke Holland's 'Final Account', a movie about the stunning inhumanity of Hitler Youth members even decades later, and how many of them escaped retribution in spite of their known crimes. "Holland’s earnest attempt at reckoning predictably falls short in the 'justice at last' category," says Vance.