Arts & Entertainment
Arts & Entertainment
‘Rent Check,’ evokes anxieties and dreams of growing up in the Bay
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The series premiering on YouTube this week reconciles the outsider’s impression of the Bay with those that live it every day.Arts & Entertainment
In “Do the Work!” antiracism is a journey of attainable goals
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Bell and Schatz use conversational language in the book, which almost feels like a written podcast.Arts & Entertainment
In ‘Shine Bright,’ Danyel Smith tells everything about Black female pop stars, and herself
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The Oakland native uses direct interviews and deep research to bring the likes of Whitney Houston, Aretha Franklin and other great artists to life.Arts & Entertainment
Review: Meron Hadero’s short stories give shape to rifts immigrants experience
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“A Down Home Meal for These Difficult Times,” was published earlier this year.Arts & Entertainment
SF producer creates virtual tour of enslaved community freed in 1861
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The Free and Equal Project app tells the story of the Port Royal Experiment, during which enslaved peoples in the Sea Islands were freed by the Union Army early in the U.S. Civil War. (Photo courtesy Michael Epstein)Arts & Entertainment
Comedians With Disabilities Act to tour Bay Area in October
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Performers with visible and invisible disabilities pair comedy and advocacy during National Disability Employment Awareness Month.Arts & Entertainment
‘We Were Hyphy’ attempts to capture a uniquely Bay movement
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The Antioch-raised director, Laurence Madrigal, talks about his love letter to Bay Area culture, screening at SF DocFest.Arts & Entertainment
Oakland’s first Red Bull Dance Your Style winner prepares to rep Bay Area in nationals
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SF State dance student Son Lam plans to eventually return to his native Vietnam to train the next generation's dancers.Arts & Entertainment
