The Orange Felon may wave his allegedly massive tool to cancel Black History Month celebrations via executive order all he wants.  His easily hurt fee-fees don’t change the truth that Black excellence is worth celebrating in February (and every other month of the year, frankly).  Fortunately, Hulu’s February offerings ignore

We all know the first couple weeks of Trump’s Presidency have been a whirlwind of inflammatory headlines, reckless declarations, and probing attacks on US trade partners and Federal institutions. And many of my liberal friends are worried, stressed, and depressed. And this is what I tell them to give some

Amy Sherald’s exhibition, American Sublime, at SFMOMA brought together nearly 50 pieces from 2007 to the present, showcasing her evolution from early portraits to her more recent, incisive figure paintings, all which settled into everyday moments of Black life.

The San Francisco Independent Film Festival (S.F. IndieFest) is back for its 27th edition, featuring 80 new feature-length and short films with an independent bent. The festival will run from February 6 to 18, 2025, with most screenings at the Roxie Theater and a few co-presented screenings at the Vogue Theater.

Undocumented immigration in the United States is a significant issue, with 51 million foreign-born people living in the country, including 13.7 million undocumented immigrants, who are protected from deportation due to legal status changes and humanitarian reasons.

Road to Joyby Vanessa Gil, Arts & Events Editor I’m really looking forward to seeing Bright Eyes this week with two of my childhood friends… a night of catching up and singing out. I don’t think I’ve ever seen Bright Eyes without either of them, it’s like a lifelong tradition

We Wanna Send You To the Closing Night Film at SF IndieFest on 2/18 at Vogue Theater Join SF IndieFest for the fabulous closing night film TIMESTALKER playing at the Vogue Theater Feb 18 at 8:30 p.m.   Agnes, a hapless heroine, falls for a mysterious man, promptly meets her bloody