San Franciscans are lucky to have an over-abundance of many things: green space, sunny days, tech companies, restaurants that get all their meat from fewer…

Remember the grown-up moon bounce we first heard about back in March? Well, in case you haven’t been keep a close eye on all the…

After a couple weeks watching mumblecore and reality TV, it’s time to get back to the badass side of the Bay, because there really ought…

Previously on The SF Appeal, we discussed the seminal sex romp movie: 40 Days and 40 Nights, and Lauren Conrad’s short stint in SF on…

Last week, the PR firm for the Outside Lands Music Festival invited members of the press to a conference call, which is exactly like being…

This week, before we dive in, I thought I’d take a moment to recognize these National (Entertainment) Media mentions of San Francisco: My sources (OK,…

Previously on The SF Appeal, we discussed the seminal sex romp movie: 40 Days and 40 Nights. This week, we look towards television: Last week,…

Previously on The SF Appeal, my predecessor and esteemed sex-columnist, Christine took on the burden of evaluating our fair city’s performance in TV and Film….

Hey everybody, Harmony Korine made another film! Remember that guy? He wrote the script for Kids, Larry Clark’s depressing bit of verit

Appeal reader and disgruntled parking-hunter Jim brought us an account of a free-parking scheme being run out of a DPT Officer’s Cushman Interceptor. In February…

If you commute via Golden Gate Bridge and you felt the ol’ international orange shaking a little bit more than usual yesterday, well don’t worry…

This morning I headed down to Justin Herman plaza to be among the first to ride San Francisco’s: British Columbia: The Ride: A Real Life…

Here we are at the end of Season 1! We made it! Although, to be honest, they probably should have ended the first season on…

In what might eventually prove to be a feeble attempt at connecting with his adopted city, Andrew is watching every episode of Nash Bridges’ inaugural…

Due to some logistical errors, the Appeal will be covering this week’s NoisePop festival as civilians rather than members of the Press. So, in the…

In what might eventually prove to be a feeble attempt at connecting with his adopted city, Andrew is watching every episode of Nash Bridges’ inaugural…

I met Kyle Patrick Alvarez, whose first feature film Easier with Practice was shown at the Roxie last Saturday night as part of SF IndieFest,…

So the Nash Bridges recaps will return next week after this brief hiatus, but in the spirit of the corporate holiday season, why not show…

For three days only, the Exploratorium will be running a temporary exhibition showcasing the “innovations and outlaw aesthetics of custom computer culture.” The exhibition, Rods…

Please scroll down for updates Every so often, an event comes around that is so monumental it causes droves of people who generally have the…

In what might eventually prove to be a feeble attempt at connecting with his adopted city, Andrew is watching every episode of Nash Bridges’ inaugural…

In what might eventually prove to be a feeble attempt at connecting with his adopted city, Andrew is watching every episode of Nash Bridges’ inaugural…

In what might eventually prove to be a feeble attempt at connecting with his adopted city, Andrew is watching every episode of Nash Bridges’ inaugural…

In what might eventually prove to be a feeble attempt at connecting with his adopted city, Andrew is watching every episode of Nash Bridges’ inaugural…

The other day, in the midst of a holiday season hangover, I happened upon a midday re-run of Nash Bridges – that mid-90’s, buddy-cop, dramedy…

As evidenced by my Appealing Events post for the SF Mime Troupe’s 50th Anniversary party, I wasn’t really sure what I was getting into at…

Before there was YouTube, homegrown Scorseses would put their masterpieces on VHS tapes and stand in front of cameras for Public Access TV. Despite the…

Did you know San Francisco had a mime troupe? Me neither! Even more surprising (or perhaps not surprising at all) is that the troupe is…

“This neighborhood is smokin’!” Other neighborhoods have their “street fairs” or their “pub crawls” or “pillow fights” on regular intervals (Lower Haight has one tonight…

Whether you call it NoPa or Western Addition or Alamo Square or you’re Craigslist and you split it up into two sections just to make…

Back in September I attended a screening of The Recess Ends – a documentary culled from footage shot by brothers Austin and Brian Chu as…

This past Saturday night I attended the Big Idea Night party at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, which is by far the best Queer…

First, some context: I attended a press review of Very Postmortem, which opens on 10/31 at the Legion of Honor. A friend of mine who…