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Former pro soccer players from Latin America help the Farolito team dominate an amateur league.

By Lauren Smiley

Wednesday, May 14

On a recent Saturday morning, a crew of aging former professional soccer players from Latin America huddled around Salvador Lopez, who drilled... More>>

Punk Family Values

Meet the Rosenthals: two generations of art stars in one six-story warehouse.

By Jennifer Maerz

Wednesday, May 7

Carola Anderson carries a pitcher of limeade through her sprawling SOMA home affectionately known as the Complex, the ice cubes bouncing among... More>>

Vice presidential candidate Matt Gonzalez prepares to speak at UC Berkeley.

Party Crashers 08

Ralph Nader and running mate Matt Gonzalez are looking to make a difference in the upcoming presidential election. Early polling suggests they just might.

By John Geluardi

Wednesday, April 30

Independent vice-presidential candidate Matt Gonzalez sits attentively in the front row of UC Berkeley's Wheeler Auditorium, waiting for an... More>>

Movie Marathon

The S.F. International Film Fest starts this week and keeps going year-round.

By Meredith Brody

Wednesday, April 23

There are probably as many ways of approaching the 51st San Francisco International Film Festival — which will unspool (as Variety would... More>>

Asia Rising

No flesh in the pan, Argento plays prominently in two featured movies at the Film Fest this year.

By Nathan Lee

Wednesday, April 23

Audiences at the 2007 Cannes Film Festival might have been less surprised by a glimpse of Asia Argento's anus — the sole body part she has... More>>

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Mi Casa Is Not Tu Casa

L et's get one thing straight: The protesters who gather outside the El Sol Day Labor Center in... More>>

Cleveland

A career con man brings his talents to Cleveland’s art world

Six years ago, Zachary Coleman looked like a godsend to the founders of Arts Collinwood. They... More>>

Dallas

Dallas' The Bridge Homeless Center's Progressive Approach May Actually Make a Difference

The southern edge of downtown Dallas has grown quiet and dank before tonight’s storm, and... More>>

Denver

This Guardian Angel Bleeds Red

Four Guardian Angels meet in the 1400 block of Ogden Street at dusk for their weekly march up... More>>

Houston

College Immaterial for High School Students in Vocational Training

Ask 19-year-old high-school senior Andy Garza about his career plans, and he's anything but... More>>

Kansas City

The Shawnee Mission East class of '08 loves its gay homecoming king

On a cold February night, the Shawnee Mission East gym is packed. It's Senior Night, and the... More>>

Miami

The Shooting of Estefano

Fabio "Estefano" Salgado drove his midnight blue Aston Martin convertible down Biscayne... More>>

Phoenix

Like the housing industry, real estate “guru” Mark Bosworth is in crash mode

The widow and the man who cheated her out of hundreds of thousands of dollars come from large... More>>

St. Louis

Bad Buzz: King Bee building residents have turned on downtown St. Louis developers Sam Glasser and Dave Jump

Six years ago, downtown developer Sam Glasser introduced Jill Holtrop to the King Bee building,... More>>

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Salon's King Kaufman Ripped Me Off!

Wed May 14, 01:31 PM

And furthermore: Fuck that guy. We in the media steal each other's ideas all the time. The Onion starts the Tolerability Index one week, the next Newsweek launches the Dignity Index. This is a... More>>

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For Whom the Bridge Tolls

Politicians want pork to pay for Golden Gate increases, but the money should be paid by drivers instead.

By Matt Smith

Wednesday, May 14

When financial executives have to pay an extra dollar for crossing the Golden Gate Bridge, terrorists win. At least, that's one moral to be... More>>

Sucka Free City

SF Military Vets Go to War With Each Other

By John Geluardi

Wednesday, May 14

The San Francisco Veterans Affairs Commission has declared war, but the field of battle is not on foreign shores. Rather, the commission is... More>>

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SuperHustle

Jobs with smaller shuttle van companies may be flying out of the airport.

By John Geluardi

Wednesday, May 14

San Francisco politicians harp on about the need to stop big business from spoiling the city's character, and they have enacted some of the... More>>

Sucka Free City

Animal Welfare Commission Wants to Outlaw Cruel Art

By Benjamin Wachs

Wednesday, May 14

Still fuming over the San Francisco Art Institute's recent exhibition of videos showing six different animals being bludgeoned to death, the... More>>

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Wednesday, May 14

"Punk" Rocks Musician gives sound advice: I very much enjoyed last week's cover story, and was so pleased to see an iconic family get some... More>>

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