Michael Horn

1 week ago | nbcbayarea.com | Bigad Shaban |Michael Bott |Jeremy Carroll |Michael Horn

A program offering free legal representation to low-income San Franciscans could soon fall victim to looming budget cuts and the city’s sluggish post-Covid economic recovery. As city department heads look to slash costs at the direction of Mayor Daniel Lurie, San Francisco’s General Civil Legal Services program has been flagged for potential elimination, according to a letter sent to legal aid groups from the Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development (MOHCD).

2 weeks ago | nbcbayarea.com | Raj Mathai |Christine Ni |Michael Horn

Of all the business moguls in the Bay Area, one you may not have heard of is building an "Empire" right in front of our eyes. Ghazi, a Palestinian American, has created one of the most powerful independent companies in the global music business. His studio, in the city's South of Market neighborhood, is a dream for the modern-day version of a music industry pioneer. Ghazi founded Empire in 2010. "I could never even afford to rent a room in a studio like this when I was getting started," he said.

4 weeks ago | the74million.org | Michael Horn |Diane Tavenner

Class Disrupted is an education podcast featuring author Michael Horn and Futre’s Diane Tavenner in conversation with educators, school leaders, students and other members of school communities as they investigate the challenges facing the education system in the aftermath of the pandemic — and where we should go from here. Find every episode by bookmarking our Class Disrupted page or subscribing on Apple Podcasts, Google Play or Stitcher.

1 month ago | collider.com | Bee Delores |Michael Horn

When you think classic whodunits, Clue likely tops your list. A horror-adjacent mystery wrapped in outlandish characters, murder, and confusion, the 1985 film perfected the art of the whodunit – a style of storytelling in which the characters discover clues and must uncover the culprit. In similar fashion, the indie film Bone Face captures the essence of Clue, with its puzzling story, colorful cast, and murder spree.

1 month ago | nbcbayarea.com | Christine Ni |Michael Horn |Velena Jones

They call themselves the "dream team" in the restaurant business. Golden State Warriors' star Draymond Green is teaming up with Chef Nelson German and restaurateur Guma Fassil to bring a new, unique dining and food experience to San Francisco's Lower Nob Hill neighborhood. German already owns two restaurants in Oakland: alaMar Dominican Kitchen and Sobre Mesa, an Afro-Latino kitchen. Fassil took over his family's restaurant, Meskie's, in Berkeley. It serves traditional Ethiopian food.