Amanda Bartlett
Culture Writer at SFGate
senior reporter covering culture, science and breaking news @sfgate | recovering movie theater rat | pitch me: [email protected] | she/her🐰
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4 days ago |
sfgate.com | Amanda Bartlett
The movie begins with slice-of-life snippets of women getting ready for work: sleepily turning off their alarms and dodging pigeons as they pound the pavement in their high heels. They race to catch white buses emblazoned with orange and red stripes — the groovy paint scheme the SF Municipal Transportation Agency had just rolled out with its famous worm logo for the grand opening of the Muni subway system.
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4 days ago |
flipboard.com | Amanda Bartlett
Final Fantasy 14 is doing what it should have done 6 years ago and fulfilling its promise to let every race wear hatsHrothgar and Viera are finally getting hat privilege. When MMOs are populated by races of all shapes and sizes, it's inevitable that some of …
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1 week ago |
sacbee.com | Amanda Bartlett
After five years of sitting dark and empty, one of San Francisco's oldest movie houses may live to see its iconic crimson neon lights shine through the fog once again. Dating back to at least 1913 when the nickelodeon-style cinema was known as the Regent, the Clay Theatre on Fillmore Street boasts a storied history.
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1 week ago |
sfgate.com | Amanda Bartlett
The 380-seat space was the city’s first dedicated foreign film theater. It was visited by the likes of beatnik legend William Burroughs, horror filmmaker Takashi Miike (“Audition”) and Pixar actors Dave Foley (“A Bug’s Life”) and Janeane Garofalo (“Ratatouille.”) But perhaps most notable was its reputation for celebrating low-budget repertory staples.
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1 week ago |
sfgate.com | Amanda Bartlett
A large creature lumbered into the view of a trail camera stationed in the dirt. Noticing the peculiar device, it emitted a low grunt before it started to wrestle around with it, unknowingly capturing footage of its own furry snout and small, dark eyes. Soon, its attention was drawn to a nearby log, which it clawed at in search of bugs to eat. Then it took off toward a nearby trail and vanished.
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RT @footage: Thanks to @byabartlett at @sfgate for taking notice of the recent outdoor Lost Landscapes event! Showing again this Wednesday…
I talked to Oakland astrophotographer Mich Uyttersprot about capturing this weekend’s Perseid meteor shower, hunting for stars and seeking out subjects up to millions of light years away ☄️ https://t.co/s4JZe5pjxH
RT @stephencouncil: wonderful @byabartlett piece on Twisters, including the making of the movie, the facts behind its science and the chaos…