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Volume 45, Issue 29

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Volume 45, Issue 29

News & Culture

Why the Eagle is home

The Eagle isn't really as much a bar as it is an oddball equivalent of the old school public house

Victor Krummenacher
When the feds come knocking

Electronic Frontier Foundation calls on major Internet companies to protect user privacy

Rebecca Bowe
Editor's notes

The labor movement scores a win for the city

Tim Redmond
Stopping the garbage monopoly

No-bid contracts are a no-win situation for the city

Guardian Editorial
Editorial
Endangered Eagle may still have hope

Last-minute talks could save SF queer institution

Emily Appelbaum
Gascon's futility

The candidate has nothing to say about corruption

Quentin L. Kopp
Battling the banksters

Unions and progressive groups organize and protest to push for economic justice

Jean Tepperman
Guardian named California's best weekly newspaper
Guardian Staff Writers

Volume 45, Issue 29

Food & Drink

Speak easy of the theme bar

The Wilson's snob-lite cocktail wins over a new convert

Virginia Miller
Food & Drink
Fondue Cowboy

A brief but distinctive menu of drippy share plates spurs diners to SoMa.

Paul Reidinger
Kill your TV

Crawfish pieroghis and satsuma-flavored snow-blizzes

L.E. Leone

Volume 45, Issue 29

Arts & Culture

We who are not as others

Sibling revelry, the Zellner Bros. way

Dennis Harvey
A bang and a whimper

A weird future awaits in End of Animal and other Kafka-inspired films

Matt Sussman
House haunters

The Selling takes a high-spirited look at real estate

Cheryl Eddy
Being Leonard Cohen

New Skin for the Old Ceremony is reimagined with short films

Kimberly Chun
What to watch

The Guardian staff's short takes on the San Francisco International Film Fest's must-sees

Guardian Staff Writers
Laughing and screaming

Amara Tabor-Smith brings Our Daily Bread to CounterPULSE

Rita Felciano
Wicked, man

Twenty years of Full Moon madness with the Wicked party crew

Marke B.
Arts & Culture
Occupational hazards

Punching in with a few SFIFF films set in the workplace

Max Goldberg