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The new romantics

Lying, cheating, swapping, memory erasing, and attempted homicide — these days, date movies are not for the faint of heart.
By Lynn Rapoport

Austen Powers
Five Pride and Prejudice movies you can't live without.
By Cheryl Eddy

Hearts afire
Turn up the heat on Valentine's Day
By Keith Axline and Sarah Han

Romance on the racks
Dress your family in corduroy, lace, and love beads and retreat into the past.
By Kimberly Chun

 

Married by America
Reality TV contestants take the boy-meets-girl formula in their passionate embrace.
By Lynn Rapoport

In This Issue

The curious non-prosecution of Githaiga Ramsey
How a local lawyer allegedly stole more than $2 million — and is facing no criminal charges
By A.C. Thompson

Bonuses for the bigwigs
Payouts to UCSF execs raise questions about the medical center's profits and priorities
By Tali Woodward

Tracking time cards
A year after the minimum-wage law took effect, strong city enforcement is helping workers collect back pay
By Rachel Brahinsky

Art, danger, and democracy
Burning Man's populist rebellion moves unsteadily from primal scream to the tough work of governing.
By Steven T. Jones

Neighborhood Business: On the Gama-Go
A local designer sends hip monsters to take over your wardrobe.

Neighborhood Business: Biztips
Openings, closings, and other life changes on the small-business scene.

Editorial: No Muni fare hike

Editorial: The PUC's failure

Opinion: Bus-fare blues
By Allan Feaster


Life During Wartime
The Bay Guardian's regularly updated section dedicated to war-related news and perspectives from the San Francisco Bay Area and around the world, protest and event information, and web links.

Journalists under fire
Digests from the frontlines of the free press around the globe

 

Film: A lot to swallow
Inside Deep Throat unveils the hardcore porn groundbreaker.

Film: Punch time
Kick-start your martial arts habit with Ong-Bak: The Thai Warrior.

Film: Critic's Choice - ‘Game Over: Kasparov and the Machine’
Pawn song

Film: Critic's Choice - ‘The Man Who Left His Will on Film’

Music: American gothic
Allison Moorer picks herself up and grows grittier.

Music: Let us give Hanks
Are you ready for some Bocephus — and Hank Williams III?

Dance: In the moment
Contemporary works shine at the Black Choreographers Festival.

Stage: Critic's Choice - Ballet Flamenco Sara Baras

Art: Critic's Choice - 'Photographic Light Panels'

See Hear - music DVD reviews

Script Doctor - film news

Local Live - show reviews

Grooves - record reviews

Local Grooves - record reviews

2nd Time Around - record reviews

The Mix

Dine review
Ship shape
Cheap eats
Go ask Alice

The Food Snoop,

The Blender

 


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