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The NBA All-Star Game’s new format sparked excitement as Steph Curry led his team to victory, while rising star Mac McClung impressed despite the loss. USA Today breaks down the winners and losers of this fresh approach.
Gap’s viral collaboration with Katseye has shattered engagement records, captivating fashion fans worldwide. The collection’s explosive online buzz marks a new milestone for the brand’s digital reach and consumer interaction.
San Francisco’s Embarcadero will host a massive free rave, promising an electrifying outdoor party with music, dance, and community vibes. Details on lineup and safety measures are expected soon.
San Francisco Entertainment Commissioner joins the crowded race for District 9 Supervisor, adding to a competitive field aiming to shape the city’s future. Campaigns intensify as voters prepare for the upcoming election.
Better Magazine highlights the 18 biggest annual charity galas worldwide, showcasing star-studded events that raise millions for crucial causes. These high-profile gatherings blend philanthropy, glamour, and impact.
San Francisco Standard highlights 24 vibrant events to celebrate New Year’s Eve across the city. From fireworks at the Embarcadero to lively street parties and live music, there’s something for everyone to welcome 2024.
Tens of thousands gathered across the Bay Area in “No Kings” protests demanding justice and equality. Demonstrators called for systemic change, with peaceful marches drawing widespread community support.
April 2025 in California promises a vibrant lineup of events, from music festivals to cultural fairs. Visitors can explore top attractions while enjoying spring weather and diverse activities across the Golden State.
“Mr. Robot” emphasizes the power of knowledge, highlighting how reading is key to understanding its complex themes. The show underscores literacy as fundamental to grasping its intense psychological drama.
Super Bowl 2024 became the most-watched US TV broadcast since the 1969 Moon landing, drawing record audiences and reaffirming its status as a premier national event, according to BBC reports.
Netflix invites fans worldwide to join one last adventure celebrating Stranger Things with exclusive global events. Experience immersive activities, surprises, and connect with the iconic series before it ends.
Seven San Francisco drag queens share their standout looks of 2019, highlighting bold styles and creative flair. Their insights offer a vibrant glimpse into the city’s dynamic drag scene on SFist.
San Francisco plans to host free concerts downtown, aiming to boost community engagement and local businesses. The initiative includes safety measures and diverse performances. Details on dates and locations are forthcoming.
AI country singer Breaking Rust tops Billboard with hit single ‘Walk My Walk,’ marking a groundbreaking moment in music as artificial intelligence blends with classic country roots. – San Francisco Chronicle
The Tenderloin district in San Francisco evolved into a hub for hotels, entertainment, and vice through decades of urban development, economic shifts, and social challenges, shaping its complex and controversial reputation today.
Vanessa Labi has joined the San Francisco Chronicle as assistant arts and entertainment editor. She brings extensive experience in cultural journalism to the publication’s expanding coverage.
San Francisco’s iconic Castro Theatre has reopened, announcing its first lineup of acts for 2026. The historic venue will showcase a mix of performances, marking a vibrant return to the city’s cultural scene.
San Francisco Fleet Week 2022 returns with thrilling air shows featuring the Blue Angels, military ship tours, and family-friendly events. Experience the city’s tribute to the armed forces from Oct. 6-10.
WINSTON SURFSHIRT made a vibrant splash at the Rickshaw Stop in San Francisco, captivating audiences with his eclectic blend of reggae, hip-hop, and indie vibes. The SF Weekly praised his dynamic live performance.