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‘Dragged Across Concrete’ makes mincemeat out of redemption
Dragged Against Concrete is a film of flawed partnerships that nevertheless gives people a sense of solidarity in a time when they feel none otherwise exists. Read more
Mar 19, 2019
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Photos by Michael Gardiner
What it means when the Michelin Guide comes to San Diego
It began with a few conversations, almost hushed, amongst industry types. “Michelin inspectors have been spotted in L.A.” Read more
Mar 20, 2019
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Photo by Andrea Lopez-Villafaña
Storage Wars, Episode 2: Sherman Heights Strikes Back
It’s been a year since Pita Verdin stood before the City Council pleading with them to vote against opening a homeless storage facility in her neighborhood. Read more
Mar 20, 2019
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Photo by Marco Cappannini
Be Forest return from the dark
Five years went by between Be Forest’s last album and their most recent, Knocturne. To hear lead singer Costanza Delle Rose tell it, a lot happened in that span of time. Read more
Mar 19, 2019
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Photo by Ryan Bradford
Big hair don’t scare
It’s human hair, I think. It’s too late. I touch the hairball. It’s stiff, brittle—how I imagine the still-growing hair of a corpse feels. I pull my hand away and shudder. Read more
Mar 25, 2019
Photo by Michael A. Gardiner
A pot sticker of a different pinch at Harmony Pot Sticker
San Diego’s Chinese food scene is often disrespected and not entirely without reason. This town’s Chinese food lacks the depth of the Bay Area’s scene and the breadth of options in the San Gabriel Valley. Read more
Mar 25, 2019
Photo courtesy of Coronado Brewing Co.
Tapping potential in Imperial Beach
In the 10-plus years I’ve lived in San Diego, I can only recall visiting Imperial Beach three times. Read more
Mar 25, 2019
Photo by Ian Ward
#54: Design-minded at Jeune et Jolie
Jeune et Jolie is not only a meticulously designed and alarmingly alluring restaurant, but just as beautiful are the intricacies of the dishes, the thoughtfulness of the beverage program and the warmth of the staff. Read more
Mar 25, 2019
Michael James Armstrong walks the line
Michael James Armstrong is one of the greatest working artists in San Diego. His latest exhibition, Line & Fuzz, which runs through April 13 at Quint Gallery in Bay Ho. Read more
Mar 20, 2019
Photo by Andrea Lopez-Villafaña
Storage Wars, Episode 2: Sherman Heights Strikes Back
It’s been a year since Pita Verdin stood before the City Council pleading with them to vote against opening a homeless storage facility in her neighborhood. Read more
Mar 20, 2019
Photo by Andrea Lopez-Villafaña
“I couldn’t find the words…”
"I went to sleep crying and woke up without an alarm—really just startled because I knew I was going to send my girls to a school that is housed in a Mosque.” Read more
Mar 20, 2019
Photo via iStock
Time to talk about white supremacy
For many readers, it’s likely a situation that has become more and more commonplace in our daily lives. A relative, an acquaintance, even a friend says something that’s highly problematic. Read more
Mar 20, 2019
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Photo by Alec Stanley
The Spotlight: T. Hardy Morris
Rock is a tricky business. For every act that breaks through, there are hundreds of thousands of bands and artists that fade away into obscurity. Read more
Mar 12, 2019
Art Lecture: Sketching to Save Your Life
Learn about the artistic process in sketching of renowned artist Minnie Valero, an Argentina native and graduate of UCLA. Free. Read more
Mar 26, 2019
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