Dan Gentile
Culture Editor at SFGate
Senior culture editor at @sfgate. Not so new in town. Vinyl DJ. House producer. Coffee, BBQ, and disco.
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5 days ago |
sfgate.com | Timothy Karoff |Ida Mojadad |Kasia Pawlowska |Dan Gentile
To keep track of the Bay Area’s ups and downs, we started Fogcutter, SFGATE’s weekly column of happenings and events. Every week, SFGATE reporters put down their notepads, close their laptops and hit the streets to explore Bay Area parks, bakeries and concert halls. Our hope is to offer you a brief snapshot of local public life — a break from hard news and a reminder of the region’s liveliness and variety.
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3 weeks ago |
sfgate.com | Dan Gentile
The prognosis for San Francisco nightlife establishments has been dire ever since the start of the pandemic, with many teetering on the edge of closure. It’d be easy to assume that the nightlife grim reaper finally came for Trax Bar on Haight Street, but it seems that the bar has ended due to natural causes, and the new owners plan to honor its legacy in its next iteration.
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3 weeks ago |
sfgate.com | Dan Gentile
The rise and fall of Sly Stone is an all too common story. The mercurial Bay Area musical genius hit it big in the late 1960s and early ’70s, catapulting into stardom on the strength of fiery funk songs like “Dance to the Music” and social commentaries like “Family Affair.” But the pressures of stardom and drug addiction torpedoed a promising young career, leading him to all but disappear, with reports that at points he was living out of a van in Los Angeles.
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3 weeks ago |
sfgate.com | Kimberly Alters |Charles Russo |Dan Gentile |Timothy Karoff
San Francisco is a jungle for its human residents, too, with new sights and sounds lurking behind every tree and along every promenade. To keep track of the city’s thicket of activity, we started Fogcutter, SFGATE’s weekly roundup of events, ephemera and entertainment. Every week, our reporters crawl the city’s sidewalks, studios and shopping centers and write about what they see.
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1 month ago |
sacbee.com | Dan Gentile
May 21-If you asked an average millennial moviegoer to name a favorite director, odds are Wes Anderson would be a top three answer. The auteur behind classics like "Rushmore" and "The Royal Tenenbaums" has developed arguably the most distinct cinematic language that exists today. Almost everyone knows a Wes Anderson movie when they see one, and I saw the worst one I could imagine at the Cannes Film Festival.
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