Come out for a fun night of laughter with your host Yuri Kagan and headliner at “Shit Talk with Yuri Kagan”! Get 2 for 1 drink specials and one of the best comedy lineups in the Bay for just $5! Wednesday, June 24 @ 7PM | Oasis – 298

The ‘Comedian You Should Know’ series highlights funny people performing in San Francisco.  We’d simply like to give some dedicated press to people who make us laugh.  Red Scott made me laugh the other day performing at the weekly Mission Position.  He is also hosting the mic at Punchline June 18th

  The ‘Comedian You Should Know’ series highlights funny people performing in San Francisco. We’d simply like to give some dedicated press to people who make us laugh.  Rory Scovel is making everyone laugh lately, his material and delivery feels fresh and original and he is at SF’s own Punchline June

As Pride month starts picking up steam, it would seem that the city is learning a couple of things: One is that perhaps some are a little unfair when it comes to passing judgment on the merits of our bodacious sister to the south, Los Angeles, and the other is

‘Orange is the New Black’ has its season premiere this week, so people will care about women’s incarceration issues for, oh, the next 48 hours or so. How does the TV show depiction of female incarceration compare to the real-life experience of women inmates here in San Francisco at the

sQattr lets you rent out your bar stool while you use the bathroom Do you like the Golden State Warriors?  Here’s your chance to cash in on your love of the game!  With sQattr you can now piss in comfort knowing that your bar stool is not only safe, but making

Bedbugs are what happens when horror movies come true.  It’s confirmation that, ‘yes, gross creatures who suck your blood at night do live in your walls.’ Despite the macabre, bedbugs are relatively simple to handle if you understand these key points: 1. Every one of those bastards has to die 2.

Rad Upcoming SF Events Asian Art Museum Thursday Night THU. 06/11 | 5PM -9PM @Asian Art Musuem Screening of Fang Lu’s ‘No World’, followed by a conversation with the artist and Herb Tam, curator and director of exhibitions at the Museum of Chinese in America. This program is presented as