Chan's unusual coalition could be key to Congressional race
Plus: 'Fatherland' takes on Germany's 'sacred beast' Indian Resturant Week lights up for Diwali, Shaboozey shaboozes
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Today's headlines:
Connie Chan’s unusual coalition could be key to the Congressional race outcome
By Tim Redmond
Plus: Groundbreaking anti-displacement legislation and the embarrassment that is the local Sierra Club. That's The Agenda for Nov. 2-8
‘What would the German’s think?’: Paweł Pawlikowski takes on a ‘sacred beast’
By Pam Grady
In 'Fatherland,' director dramatizes Thomas Mann's fraught 1949 journey through fresh Cold War divide.
Good Taste: Welcome in Diwali’s light with Indian Restaurant Week
By Tamara Palmer
Six chefs at eateries from Bombay Brasserie to ROOH are pulling out holiday stops for next two weeks.
Live Shots: Shaboozey’s twang charmed the boots off The Masonic
By Danny Acosta
Cinematic storytelling and hip-hop Easter eggs made the singer's show a Wild West well worth the ticket price.
In case you missed it:
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Live Shots: Rise Against and Alkaline Trio set a fire for Masonic crowd
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