New UC Berkeley program presents a hundred years of alternative cinema.
In just his first year at the institution's helm, Matías Tarnopolsky has already managed to build upon the legacy of his predecessor.
As it enters its fall season, the company continues to bring the art form to the masses
Local data visualizers Stamen Design help Oakland with pretty, chilling, cutting-edge maps.
Exhibits, dance, comedy, music, lectures, and more.
After Contra Costa County prosecutors agree to a dodgy plea deal that they hoped would advance their case against a former political rival, the felon they released allegedly terrorizes a couple.
Plus Prop 19 ads are turned down by Facebook.
And an East Bay schools superintendent goes golfing on Chevon's tab.
Readers sound off on Prop 19, levee design, and capital punishment.
After a six-year hiatus, the East Bay gets an LGBT celebration of its own.
The Ice Storm author's new novel riffs on bargain-basement sci-fi.
Margo Hall brings her fiery persona to Alice Childress' drama.
East Bay yoga/raw-foods instructor encourages wellness in body and mind.
Jean-Michel Basquiat: The Radiant Child, tagger-turned-art-superstar, is an outlaw, too.
The rugby-themed Point Richmond spot pairs sporting atmosphere with pub food and drink.
This week we review Erk Tha Jerk, Ava Mendoza, Natasha Miller, and Alright Class.
Show us your love for Oakland. Show us your PRIDE! The countdown is on! Join us on September 5, 2010 …
Come celebrate Enkutatash, the Ethiopian New Year Festival, on Sunday, September 5th from 11:00 am to 7:00 pm at Martin …