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Second Helping
By Jason Sheehan
Cowbobas looks like it could be that rare spiritual successor to the Columbine. It is a reversion to form -- like Ford making its new Mustangs along the tried, true and...
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Drink of the Week
By Nancy Levine
I love a challenge, and as soon as I saw the "limit 3 per customer" advisory on the menu for the Bar Sketch White Sangria ($7.50), I knew what I had to do. From the first sip,...
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Film Feature
By Ella Taylor
The Soloist opens with newspapers thudding onto lawns, a quaint sight that makes the movie practically a period piece, even though the events that inspired it took place within...
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Flick Pick
By Michael Roberts
The sophistication and cynicism of the typical film-goer these days means that cinematic simplicity is damnably hard to pull off — but Iranian director Majid Majidi...
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Art
By Michael Paglia
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Nationally known San Francisco artist Rex Ray has had a long relationship with Colorado, where he spent part...
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Now Showing
Capsule reviews of current exhibits
By Michael Paglia
Curiouser. Singer Gallery director Simon Zalkind is one of the top curators in town, and one of the secrets to his success is presenting artists whose efforts are worthwhile...
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Theater
By Juliet Wittman
It's fascinating to observe the different acting styles in the Germinal Stage production of The Eccentricities of a Nightingale, and to think about the ways they work with...
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Encore
Capsule reviews of current shows
By Juliet Wittman
Girls Only. The trouble with Girls Only, a two-woman evening of conversation, skits, singing, improvisation and audience participation, is that it's so relentlessly nice....
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