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Go-Go's drummer shares her awesome archive

Plus: Lurie's been great—for the top 20 percent, and The Living Earth Show knocks our socks off

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How to tax AI when companies ax humans

Plus: Pamela Z fills the Audium with sounds of labor, San Rafael Holocaust survivor tale 'The Optimist, more

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ICE: Lurie 'works with us very well'😬

Plus: North Beach's Carol Doda mural will rise again, Airbnb drops $120m lawsuit, ODC's 'Dance Downtown', Bay Area drum and bass history.

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We'll miss you, Diamond Dave

Plus: ACT's 'Paranormal Activity' delivers scares onstage, Sun Ra Arkestra majicks Noise Pop, BIG WEEK brings art and culture your way.

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DA Jenkins says to be nicer to billionaires

Plus: BIG WEEK's Women's Day edition, SF protests to "send Barron", techno visionary Jeff Mills

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A moment for Iranian cinema

Plus: The sounds of Noise Pop Diaries, from Julie Doiron to Illuminati Hotties, and honoring the hands who brought you that broccolini.

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Why are we at war?

Plus: Noise Pop Diaries with SML and Shannon and the Clams, L. Song Wu and the Faustian art of mukbang.

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CORRECTION: Mayor proposes gutting Department of Environment

Plus: 'Conjuring Power' celebrates queer and trans history across the city, the real deal with the Muni deficit, and see a free show at Lost Church!

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Mayor proposes gutting Department of Education

Plus: 'Conjuring Power' celebrates queer and trans history across the city, the real deal with the Muni deficit, and see a free show at Lost Church!

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Lurie, Mahmood propose another developer tax break?

Plus: As You Like's Motor City techno series, the best of this year's Sundance, the Manhattanization of SF stage.

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SF punk history roars into North Beach

Plus: The cicerone crafting SF Beer Week, Almodovar's muse x2 big-screen return, BIG WEEK steers you right.

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New org tackles sexual violence in SF nightlife

Plus: Debunking innovation's tax aversion, Noise Pop hijinx, dropping $134 on a Marx, Carlos Niño & Friends, more.