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The Best Movie Moments of 2025
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The Best Bay Area Theater We Saw in 2025
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The 20 Best Bay Area Albums of 2025
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This San José Pop-Up Bakery Sells 18 Different Varieties of Egg Tarts
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I Made the Adobo Chocolate Chip Cookies From the Filipino Cookbook "Mayumu"
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‘The Housemaid’ Is a Twisty Horror-Thriller With Nudity and Empowerment
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‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ Rewards Fans With 195 Minutes of Wonder and War
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Manic ‘Marty Supreme’ Smashes the American Dream
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The Indian American Essayist Who Championed Social Justice and Feminism
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The Jewish ‘Red Angel’ Who Withstood Incarceration for Workers’ Rights
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The Palestinian Therapist, Teacher and Music Lover Who Built Cultural Bridges
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The Bay Showed Love to Messy Marv in 2025
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Unsigned and Hella Broke: The East Bay’s Dirt-Hustling 1990s Hip-Hop Subculture
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Spice 1 Talks Growing Up in Hayward, Running From Cops and Breakin’ at the Mall
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SFMOMA and MoAD Jointly Hire First Curator of Art of the African Diaspora

Cornelia Stokes will be the first curator in the three-year, full-time role.
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‘The Housemaid’ Is a Twisty Horror-Thriller With Nudity and Empowerment

Starring Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried, Paul Feig’s latest is a satirical look at the ultra-wealthy.
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‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ Rewards Fans With 195 Minutes of Wonder and War

You can feel James Cameron’s devotion to his characters, even when his interest outstrips our own.
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Manic ‘Marty Supreme’ Smashes the American Dream

Josh Safdie and Timothée Chalamet deliver a kinetic portrait of a gambler betting on himself.
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Nothing Says Happy Holidays Like a Hip-Hop Variety Show

Richie Cunning and DJBADDJ bring holiday cheer and hip-hop performances to Neck of the Woods.
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Comedian Kaytlin Bailey Revives the Forgotten Histories of Sex Workers

'The Oldest Profession' comes to San Francisco on International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers.
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Cellist Mia Pixley Flourishes in Darkness

Mia Pixley’s new album ‘Love. Dark. Bloom.’ is an exercise in using all of your senses.
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