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We Wanna Send You to See Teenage Bottlerocket, Broadway Calls, and Jay Nothington!
Bottom of the Hill Presents: Teenage Bottlerocket, Broadway Calls, Jay Nothington Get ready for a night of pop punk you won’t soon forget!! Bottom of the Hill is proud to bring you: Teenage Bottlerocket – pop punk rock Broadway Calls – pop punk rock Jay Nothington – punk rock Doors

The Long Road to Opening SF’s Newest Restaurant: Bearing West
Article written by Guest Writer: Sean M. Sanford When I heard that my good friend Jeff Hanford was opening a restaurant called Bearing West in the outer Sunset called Bearing West, I was plum tickled. Jeff has been slinging food and drinks in this wonderful city for decades; from the

We Wanna Send You to See Tennis!
Another Planet Entertainment presents: Tennis The Fox Theater – Oakland is heating up this spring with a stacked calendar! Featuring: Tennis, a Colorado-based band with a modern lo-fi feel but a sweet ’50s pop heart. Get your tickets HERE or enter to win below! This is a show you don’t

The Daly City Thrill Killer, ‘Penny’
Penny giggled while acting out her crime for the police and various journalists. The fashionably dressed, gun-chewing teenager was a goldmine and the media ran with it.

Should We Be Worried About Artificial Intelligence? What Does History Say?
From ancient times, mankind has envisioned automation in the form of machines being trained to save labor. According to the Lie Zi text, in the 10th century BCE, a mechanical engineer known as Yan Shi presented King Mu of Zhou with a mechanical humanoid figure that could sing in tune, posture and much to King Mu’s displeasure, attempt to woo a lady.

Can’t Miss: Advance Base at The Bottom of the Hill
When I think about an OG indie band from San Francisco I think of Casiotone for the Painfully Alone, former project from the Bay Area native Owen Ashworth. It’s been 13 years since he played the last CFTPA concert (at The Bottom of the Hill!) and after a hiatus started

I Went to the Tulare “Ghost Lake” So You Don’t Have To
After the last “atmospheric river” dumped feet of snow and inches of rain in California, national media attention focused on the the return of Tulare Lake, a “ghost” lake not seen in more than 100 years! As if snow on Mt. Diablo, Mt. Hamilton, Mt. Tam, and East Bay hills

The Best Bay Area Events for 4/11-4/17
By Jerucifer, Arts & Events Editor The weather is changing, and things are heating up in more ways than one! I’ll be playing some bingo, going to see a couple shows, and checking out rad art. If you catch me out and about, please say hello and let’s take a selfie! Here’s what I’m most