Marcus, or the Secret of Sweet

There is, unsurprisingly, considerable homophobia, both external and internalized, in the society where 16-year-old Marcus is coming to terms with his gay feelings.

by Kevin Mark Kline | Nov 12, 2010

Murder for Two: A Killer Musical

If Agatha Christie hadn't been so bloody prolific, it might seem there are more spoofs of her detective formula than the novels that begat them.

by Kevin Mark Kline | Nov 11, 2010

Talking with director Chris Morris about 'Four Lions'

British director Chris Morris's new film mocks Islamic extremists and small-town British life. David Lamble caught up with Morris for a discussion about his film.

by Robert Nesti | Nov 5, 2010

Wiener leads in D8 supe race

Deputy City Attorney Scott Wiener holds a sizeable lead in the hotly contested race for San Francisco's District 8 supervisor seat.

by Kevin Mark Kline | Nov 10, 2010

Worthington retains seat on Berkeley council

Openly gay Berkeley City Councilman Kriss Worthington fended off two strong out challengers Tuesday to hold on to his District 7 seat. The stalwart of progressive politics in the East Bay, Worthington won a fifth term on the council.

by Kevin Mark Kline | Nov 9, 2010

Effort to legalize pot goes up in smoke

The effort to legalize recreational use of marijuana in California failed Tuesday, with a majority of voters saying no to Proposition 19.

by Kevin Mark Kline | Nov 5, 2010

Brown wins, Harris leading in top state races

Democrat Jerry Brown, seeking to return to a job he held 35 years ago, easily beat Republican Meg Whitman on Tuesday, November 2, to become California's next governor, despite Whitman spending more than $140 million of her own money in the race.

by Kevin Mark Kline | Nov 4, 2010

Alameda County voters elect country's first transgender judge

Transgender judicial candidate Victoria Kolakowski made history Tuesday night, becoming the country's first out transgender judge.

by Kevin Mark Kline | Nov 8, 2010

'Exposed' & Henri Cartier-Bresson shows at SFMOMA

Two wonderful new photography shows opened at SFMOMA last week: Henri Cartier-Bresson: The Modern Century, and Exposed: Voyeurism, Surveillance and the Camera since 1870.

by Kevin Mark Kline | Nov 7, 2010

Two film fests offer eye-opening immersions in cinema

The Bay Area's eclectic film-festival culture runs gloriously amok this week with two meticulously programmed "niche" festivals competing for your attention.

by Kevin Mark Kline | Nov 5, 2010


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