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Recently I was stumbling around the HBO Max page while cheaply hesitating before subscribing, and I noticed HBO lets you watch pilots on some of its television shows for free. It’s like career day in high school, a chance to spend an hour learning how you could spend the rest of your life.

Was life better before the COVID pandemic? Or was it worse? It depends on who you ask. That's the basis of SF Mime Troupe's latest production “Back to the Way Things Were." The show's director Velina Brown stops by to discuss the musical.

The rapper reflected on losing his friend after learning he was the original target in the deadly shooting.

The rapper reflected on losing his friend after learning he was the original target in the deadly shooting.

The rapper reflected on losing his friend after learning he was the original target in the deadly shooting.

Treat Trump like Hillary.

After a three-year hiatus, in-person Fourth of July celebrations are back in full swing in The City and beyond. Celebrations start as early as the afternoon of July 3 at

Eighty-three years ago, 
Mr. Smith went to 
Washington. Last Tuesday, Lady Ruby did, too. Georgia election workers Ruby “Lady Ruby” Freeman and her daughter, Wandrea ArShaye Moss — “Shaye” to her friends — appeared last week before the House committee investigating the 
Jan. 6 insurrection. Like the title character in

Eighty-three years ago, Mr. Smith went to Washington. Last Tuesday, Lady Ruby did, too.

“Do you know how it feels,” asked Georgia election worker "Lady Ruby" Freeman in video testimony, “to have the president of the United States to target you?”