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Local bon vivant Broke-Ass Stuart broke the mold with two decades of hustling as a travel writer, TV host, and mayoral candidate, and celebrates 20 years of his SF penny-pinching shenanigans with a Public Works party Thursday and a new zine.
Fare wars and spring specials yield airfare bargains for Alaskans willing to travel Published February 13 Share on Facebook Print article When is the last time you purchased a ticket from Anchorage to Seattle for less than $50? Hmm. I had to think before settling on “never.” But that’s what happens when two airlines are locked in a fare war. This particular war is nothing new — it’s been going on for almost seven years, since Delta Air Lines announced Seattle as a new hub city. This weekend, though, it seems like the pitched battle between Alaska Airlines and Delta is especi...
Broke ... Stuart is having a roast for his 40th birthday party and you're invited KGO Share: Share: SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- This is going to be a weird story to write since we can't actually say the subject's nickname that everyone knows him by so we'll just call him "Broke ... Stuart." Stuart Schuffman has been writing about San Francisco since 2007. He covers news, arts, culture, nightlife, and progressive activism all while weaving in humor. He's bringing a lot of local legends together for his 40th birthday party roast, including Sister Roma and Peaches Christ... even SF Supervisor Matt Ha...
Aidin Vaziri December 14, 2020Updated: December 16, 2020, 7:45 pm Stuart Schuffman, a.k.a. Broke-Ass Stuart, at Swig in San Francisco. Photo: Scott Strazzante, The Chronicle There are not quite enough hyphens to describe Stuart Schuffman. The longtime San Francisco resident is an author-raconteur-bartender-agitator-blogger-travel writer-media personality-former mayoral candidate … oh, you get the point. But he is best known as Broke-Ass Stuart, a man about town who over the past 15 years has become one of the city’s recognizable characters with his signature beard, fedora hat and ...
Chronicle Staff December 14, 2020Updated: December 18, 2020, 7:14 am Oakland teen Sarah Schecter wrote one of the seven winning plays in “#Enough: Plays to End Gun Violence,” a nationwide playwriting competition for middle and high school students. Photo: Courtesy of Sarah Schecter The Chronicle’s guide to notable arts and entertainment happenings in the Bay Area. Teen playwrights take firm stand with ‘#Enough: Plays to End Gun Violence’ Some of the most eloquent and powerful voices to emerge in the fight against gun violence come from younger generations — the stud...