Three San Francisco supervisors have jumped into the dispute over the potential closing of the iconic Eagle Tavern. Supervisors Scott Wiener, Jane Kim, and David Campos sent SF Weekly a copy of a letter Thursday addressed to acting Police Chief Jeff Godown. In it, they instruct him to heavily scrutinize any transfer of the liquor license and consider how losing the Eagle would affect the LGBT community.
The shows are scheduled for 8 and 10:30 p.m., according to Alicia Albarran. The $55 tickets will be available this afternoon via the LiveNation website, Albarran wrote in an e-mail.
Here's the thing: Too often, people confuse "foreign" with "boring."
Granted, it can be daunting to choose a film that isn't too artsy or complicated, and on the other extreme you don't want to be sitting together watching some dubbed soft-core porn with wicked bad dialogue (not that there's anything wrong with that). So how do you impress that new someone while still having a good time at the movies? Put these films on your Netflix list. Trust us.
I used to do a lot of work-related tweeting and my boss really encouraged it, but now I just don't feel like it. I work 10 hours a fucking day. I'd rather tweet about what I had for dinner, but I kind of feel bad, like I should be tweeting about work. I'm not obligated, but I do feel the social pressure to tweet. What should I do?
~Over-twerked
By Page McBee
When I got the invitation to see NYC-based Americana darlings Burkman Brothers trunk show at San Francisco's best new menswear store, Welcome Stranger, I thought I couldn't be more excited. I arrived to discover that things were even better than expected: a DJ spun surf rock, spiked punch awaited me and the boho classic stylings of the Burkman Brothers' new spring collection were beach-dreamy and beautifully displayed:
