My ibook G4 power cord  burned out last night in a blaze of sparks, glory and the odor of melted plastic.  Thankfully I was home at the time because the sparks that thing shot off could have very easily burned down my house.

I’ve been friendly with Justin Bua for a number of years now.  We first met back when I lived above Caffe Pergolesi in Santa Cruz.  My buddy Sayre and I were in line to grab some kind of caffeinated beverage and we noticed that the guy in front of us was

I saw this over on Mission Mission and I thought it would be up your alley.  Sports Basement is having a huge block today from noon to 6pm at which there will be all kinds of (possibly free) food and beer and stuff. The thing with Sports Basement is that

Tuesday is Bastille Day–France’s sarcastically muttered, Veuve Clicquot and Petanque filled answer to the 4th of July. The celebration is today, though and it’s the biggest one in the US! Smith street gets covered in sand and transformed into petanque courts where old French men in berets munching on baguettes

Considering the glut of clubs, bars and music venues , there’s a bit of a dearth  of cool fun dance parties in the city that aren’t super played-out or totally Bridge & Tunnel.

The fine people over at Spin hollered at me to let me know, so I could let you know, that Ra Ra Riot will be performing for FREE on Sunday in Golden Gate Park.  But wait, it gets better.  Spin will be providing bagels, donuts and coffee too!  All you

Well, I’m in migraine-city today folks and it is one unpleasant place to be.  , But it is Friday and it is sunny, so  I am typing briefly through my pain to bring you a couple things worth checking out today. 1. Seaport Music Festival: This week it’s The Pains

It’s been a few months since the epic Fuck the Recession Party and I figured that you fine people need a way to blow off some steam for FREE.  That’s why I teamed up with the folks from TRBL to bring you this awesome dance party. Soul, funk, hip-hop and