Saturday, December 28, 2013

Looking, Need for Speed, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, Beauty and the Beast, Fast Food Workers

Movies/TV - Looking Season 1: Trailer #2 (HBO)


HBO'S 'LOOKING' TRAILER REMINDS US JONATHAN GROFF IS WORLD'S MOST CHARMING HUMAN



Need For Speed Movie Stuntman Speaks: Video
Aaron Paul's Need For Speed Accelerates With Brand New Poster

Screenwriters Choice Awards Nominees Include 'Blue Jasmine,' 'Her,' '12 Years a Slave'
Tax Lessons From Woody Allen's 'Blue Jasmine'

The Modern Family of the 70s: Growing Up With A Gay Dad - Writer Alysia Abbott recalls her upbringing with a single gay father in San Francisco. UPDATE: Soon to be movie from Sofia Coppola.


Not to take anything away from Need for Speed, but this little video has it all.



TheaterBest of 2013 theater: Ian McKellen, Patrick Stewart lit up the stage in 'No Man's Land' at Berkeley Rep
Beauty and the Beast features Bay Area talent Jordan Aragon
Stephen Sondheim's "Road Show" to Receive Bay Area Premiere from Theatre Rhinoceros in San Francisco
Not Your Normal New Year's Eve pops again

Unions - THE LIFE OF A FAST-FOOD STRIKER - The New Yorker

Only in San Francisco - Cathy Kaplan once complained to her father, Zane, that there was nothing "cute" in their iconic army surplus and sports goods emporium on Market Street. "It's only cute if it sells," he replied. Unusual Market Street store soon to close its doors


Kink, tech converge for S.F. New Year's Eve party

Friday, December 20, 2013

Looking, Planet of the Apes, The Diary of a Teenage Girl, Godzilla, Nutcracker, Christmas Carol


Movies/TV11 Things We Know About HBO’s “Looking”
Jonathan Groff, Russell Tovey's Looking gets UK air date


The Joy of 'Looking' - San Francisco Magazine

Sofia Coppola To Co-Write ‘Fairyland’ For American Zoetrope

First Dawn of the Planet of the Apes trailer is absolutely chilling
Stop destroying San Francisco! Movies that trash our fair city

Gale Harold in "The Diary of a Teenage Girl" Film
WATCH THE TRAILER FOR PHOEBE GLOECKNER’S COMIC BOOK MEMOIR ADAPTATION

The Diary of a Teenage Girl - Teaser from Marielle Heller on Vimeo.


The Diary of a Teenage Girl: An Account in Words and Pictures

The story of her life


Vancouver still thinks it's San Francisco Dept.SET: GODZILLA Turns Oceanic Plaza Downtown into San Francisco BART Station

TheaterSan Francisco Ballet's Nutcracker: Classic Version Set in the City By the Bay

Big City, Big Show 'A Christmas Carol' at A.C.T. enlivens

Only in San Francisco - "It's been pretty crazy," said Rebecca Katz, director of S. F. Animal Care and Control. "They are coming into areas where we have never seen them before. It sounds like they are moving east."

S.F.'s urban coyotes could soon be shopping downtown



32Ten Christmas from 32Ten Studios on Vimeo.



Saturday, December 14, 2013

A Christmas Carol, Nutcracker, Blue Jasmine, Looking

American Conservatory Theater ushers in the holidays with ‘A Christmas Carol’

S.F. Ballet review: A sparkling 'Nutcracker'

'Newsies' musical to play Orpheum in early 2015


HBO releases synopses for episodes 1 and 2 of Jonathan Groff’s ‘Looking’
New Drama 'Looking' to Premiere January 19 on HBO


  Godzilla destroys San Francisco:



Only in San FranciscoArise, Tenderloin - It is San Francisco’s most glaring contradiction, an island of need in a sea of prosperity. Can it be helped? Does it even want to be? - San Francisco Magazine

Google Acquires Boston Dynamics, Adding To Its Fleet Of Robot-Makers

Saturday, December 7, 2013

Nutcracker, Looking, KQED News Set, Pete Hudson's Zoetrope

Theater - San Francisco Travel Association's "Magic Hour" Contest for Best San Francisco Holiday Memories
How to Enter the Contest
San Francisco Ballet Launches Nutcracker Interactive Storybook iPad Application 
How We Make It Snow Onstage - A Rare Glimpse Behind the Nutcracker Blizzard
Curtain Calls: Two 'Carols' mean more holiday cheer 


Movies/TV -  KQED News Set by built by Acme designed by Bill Swanson

Hollywood struggles to halt an exodus of film-makers

World Film Locations: San Francisco, edited by Scott Jordan Harris (Intellect Books; 128 pages; $22). The latest entry in this sharp series includes more than 40 pieces on films shot in San Francisco.
Audiences across the world, as well as many of the world’s greatest film directors – including Buster Keaton, Orson Welles, George Lucas, Francis Ford Coppola, David Fincher and Steven Soderbergh – have been seduced by San Francisco. This book is the ideal escape to the city by the bay for armchair travellers and cinephiles alike 
"Scott Jordan Harris's book made me fall even deeper in love with both movies and San Francisco. When I first arrived in The Bay Area I saw every inch as a movie location, and that has never changed. The city infects you with a cinematographers eye, shooting imaginary movies with a magnificent back drop up on every corner and hill top. Thankfully, Harris has provided us with a marvelous guided tour of the inspiration many masters and lesser-known film-makers minded from Fog City, taking our journey forward with a thoughtful analysis of the past." - Ted Hope, Exectutive Director, San Francisco Film Society
WILL HBO'S 'LOOKING' OUT-GAY 'SEX AND THE CITY'?

HBO’s “Looking” Through the Eyes and Mind of Costume Designer Danny Glicker: Watch In-Depth Interview





Affordable Care ActObamaCare Facts: Affordable Care Act, Health Insurance Marketplace

Only in San Francisco - San Francisco Sparkle: The Spinning Monkey Zoetrope
Tech's space appetite eclipses highs of dot-com boom