Anxiety-Proof: The Mothership Takes a Light Approach to Heavier Subjects
By Justin Mazzola justin.mazzola@gmail.com If you’re curious about SF Indie, Anxiety-Proof: The Mothership is a wonderful six-minute entry into the
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City College Community Member Roger Scott Publishes Book
By Otto Pippenger “Grover Lewis: The Uncommon Insight and Grace of an Ordinary Man” is the title of
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Highly impacted CCSF Student Health Center seeks additional funds to increase its overall services
By Elena Stuart Limited funds increase the rift between available resources and in pouring patients to the City College Student
Read moreOn the Hill: I am Alex Nieto Review
By John Ortilla The “On the Hill: I Am Alex Nieto” premiere presented by Loco Bloco at the Brava
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Solange introduces ‘A Seat at the Table’
Solange Knowles recently released her third studio album “A Seat at the Table,” which harmonizes brutal and delicate black girl magic into a landmark protest album brimming with urgency, strength and genius.
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Educated Palate dishes up textured tastes, intense industry experience
On the corner of 88 4th St. awaits the fine dining restaurant and training ground known as Educated Palate, where muted jazz music complements assured movements from City College’s dedicated culinary service staff.
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‘Don’t Breathe’ set to smother other horror films this year
Fede Alvarez’s “Don’t Breathe” unfolds in adept twists designed to leave viewers short of breath, despite its simple premise: three young burglars ransack one final victim’s home for his settlement sum.
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Frank Ocean’s ‘Blonde’ shows deep roots but lacks definition
Frank Ocean has finally released the long-awaited “Blonde,” a gender and genre-bending collection of innuendos sprinkled with drugs, cars and glitter that confounds and disappoints.
Read moreAl Jazeera premieres documentary on youth
The diverse group of teenagers in Al Jazeera America’s new documentary TV series “Edge of 18” come from different backgrounds. But as they face independence, they all have one thing in common – intense, escalating pressure.
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Legos save the world in new 3-D film
A witty, side-splittingly hysterical movie with dialogue so sharp and funny that it rivals many current comedies—and it’s about Legos? Oh yes, it sure is. “The Lego Movie” is the most unexpected movie of the year. You certainly don’t have to be a young child or a lover of colorful bricks to appreciate it.
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Movie Review: “World’s End”
By Gina Scialabba The Guardsman One night. Six friends. 12 pubs. A whole lot of pints. Oh, and total annihilation.
Read moreSonic Treatment: Mount Eerie transforms natural landscape into an aural environment
By Peter Hernandez. Phil Elverum has found himself in the present with “Clear Moon” wherein sonic environments resemble rolling fog and dense mountaintops without easily falling into a specific genre.
Read moreMystique, experimentation at dance festival
By Peter Hernandez and Sara Bloomberg The Guardsman Spaghetti-flinging girls in pretty white dresses, tabletop Serbian dances, and dancers pausing
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