Peaches Christ doesn't show movies -- she stages events. Peaches is the longtime force behind Midnight Mass and director of last year's horror comedy All About Evil. Her spring salute to taboo-smashing local filmmakers, the San Francisco Underground Short Film Festival, is tonight at the Victoria Theatre. It's packed with stimulation, titillation, and naughty laughs. Among the films is Everything Strange and New, a collaboration between Frazer Bradshaw and Beth Lisick, a trailer for which is in the clip above.
He's at it again. Comedian Dave Chappelle, having made impromptu appearances at Bay Area comedy clubs on two consecutive nights, will do the same tonight at Cobb's Comedy Club in San Francisco. In the video clip above, he describes an unbearably funny experience on public transit that may as well have happened in San Francisco -- we're sure you'll recognize some of the attitudes and characters.
The shows are scheduled for 8 and 10:30 p.m., according to club spokeswoman Alicia Albarran. The $55 tickets will be available via the LiveNation website, Albarran wrote in an e-mail.
Each Friday, your Crap Archivist brings you the finest in forgotten and bewildering crap culled from Golden State basements, thrift stores, estate sales, and flea markets.
Computer Sex Input
Author: Deena Cross
Date: None listed, but it looks like the eighties-est day of the eighties-est year of the eighties-est '80s. Or Brooklyn today.
Publisher: TWN, Cleveland
Discovered at: Goodwill, San Jose
The Cover Promises: The most efficient technology for the distribution of computer-related sex is the book.
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Advice / BDSM / Bisexuality / Commentary / Humor / LGBT / Queer Delaware Advances Civil Unions; HIV Study Sees Hope; the Eagle Leathers Up the Skylark
Posted By Oscar Raymundo on Fri, Apr 15, 2011 at 12:00 PM
Each week, Easy Target alerts you of potential advances or threats to gaykind from the forces of the news media, politics, and popular culture -- the front lines of the culture wars -- in San Francisco and beyond. This week, Delaware moves closer to approving civil unions. HIV study sees a better future. There are no powerful black men. The Eagle plucks at the Skylark's plumage. Bret Easton Ellis tweets too much. And a college student fakes his own hate crime.
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