by Risa Nye
With the scheduled opening of East Side Sushi approaching, I thought it might be fun to pull back the curtain and ask Tim and Erin Archuleta, co-owners of San Francisco’s award-winning and top-rated ICHI Sushi and ICHI Kakiya restaurants, for their takes on the film. Continue reading
Read two critical perspectives on Black Mass, by Eddie Muller and Jeffrey M. Anderson. Continue reading
by Vince Keenan
I didn’t spend a gorgeous summer weekend in bartending class because of some misguided notion of launching a second career. Continue reading
by Risa Nye
I approached this year’s festival with the same high level of enthusiasm I had last year. I vowed to be open to the unknown, the unexpected, and the unconventional. And in the four days I spent watching movies, I encountered all of the above. Continue reading
Read two critical perspectives on Electric Boogaloo: The Wild, Untold Story of Cannon Films, by Dennis Harvey and Jeffrey M. Anderson. Continue reading
Read two critical perspectives on Grandma (Paul Weitz, 2015), by Pam Grady and Emily S. Mendel. Continue reading
by Dianne Boate
If you are blessed with lemon trees, there are so many opportunities to use them as gifts (a small basket of lemons tied with a yellow ribbon) or for décor Continue reading
This week enjoy some pasta and have a Jack Daniels with Francis Albert Sinatra, and watch his Academy-Award-winning short film The House I Live In in celebration of his 100th birthday and this weekend’s Ring-a-Ding-Ding: The Movies of Frank Sinatra at San Francisco’s Vogue Theater.
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Last week we featured Pam Grady’s look at the movies screening at this weekend’s Ring-a-Ding-Ding: The Movies of Frank Sinatra at San Francisco’s Vogue Theater. Continue reading
Our selection of some terrific things to do in the Bay Area this week.
Frank Sinatra by all accounts, was a very accomplished cook. Continue reading
