San Francisco Bay Guardian

The World Has Eyesnew

Can the US horror film be saved?

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Johnny Ray Huston | 08-02-2006 | Movies

Lebanon Callingnew

Those under assault voice increasing support of Hezbollah and condemnation of Israel and the United States.

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Camille T. Taiara | 08-02-2006 | International

All Lebanon is Collateral Damagenew

The Lebanese are once again civilians paying for the actions of others -- the country has become a pawn between Israel, Hezbollah and possibly Iran.

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Tim Kingston | 07-26-2006 | Commentary

Roots and Antennasnew

Brazil's avant-rocker breaks down boundaries.

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Mirissa Neff | 07-26-2006 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: Lenine

A Reporter in Wolf’s Clothingnew

The contempt case against a California videographer is the latest to test press rights.

San Francisco Bay Guardian | G.W. Schulz | 07-26-2006 | Media

Tags: media

The Case Against the Media Grabnew

Once again, while the government regulators dither and duck, Clint Reilly is taking a bad newspaper deal to court.

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Editorial | 07-19-2006 | Commentary

Tags: Knight Ridder, singleton

Clean Money, Bipartisan Enemiesnew

Does the answer to California's lobbying and fundraising scandals lie in an initiative that just qualified for the November ballot?

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Sarah Phelan | 07-19-2006 | Politics

Tags: 2006elect

Homes for Whom?new

A new inclusionary housing ordinance delicately balances the San Francisco's affordable housing needs with the developers' demand for big profits.

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Steven T. Jones | 07-19-2006 | Housing & Development

Tags: housing & development

Sunny Side of the Screamnew

In a world of disappearing all-female bands, Erase Errata turn in their strongest recording to date.

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Kimberly Chun | 07-19-2006 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: Erase Errata

Verizon's Tubesnew

Sen. Ted Stevens is deciding the future of Internet regulation -- this is a guy who thinks that he received "an Internet" yesterday, and that it was made of "tubes."

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Annalee Newitz | 07-12-2006 | Media

Tags: net, neutrality

With two hot collaborations, one new solo joint, and an upcoming reunion with Mob Figaz in the works, Husalah should be on top of the world -- instead, he's spending the next four and a half years behind bars.

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Garrett Caples | 07-12-2006 | Music

Rabid Rabbinew

KSFO's latest right-wing shock jock is an unlikely apologist for endgame evangelicals and a player in still-unfolding political corruption scandals.

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Michael Hood | 07-12-2006 | Religion

Tags: Daniel, lapin

Dirty Secretsnew

The government tried to put journalist John Powell in prison half a century ago for reporting that the US Army used germ warfare in Korea -- and he's still convinced it's true.

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Robert Speer | 06-28-2006 | International

Tags: China, communism, korean war, sedition