Author: Rose Eden
Can a place still surprise you? In an era when every hotel has already been photographed, tagged, and reviewed long…
San Francisco Ballet’s The Blake Works pairs William Forsythe and James Blake in a contemporary ballet without an orchestra. Full review and analysis.
Rico Nasty is entering 2026 on her own terms. After expanding her rap-rock opus LETHAL with a deluxe edition, launching a hair color line inspired by her signature neon looks, and preparing a new album, the genre-bending artist reflects on growth, motherhood, industry setbacks, and what comes next.
Diamonds is your favorite ballet dancer’s favorite ballet. The curtain rises on a stage already filled with ballerinas in radiant…
I arrived on Castro Street just before dusk, that brief window when the sky still holds color and the neighborhood…
Over the past year, the phrase “male loneliness epidemic” has been circulating with new urgency, as if it names a…
“Ballet is where we find our center,” said Rita Moreno from the stage on opening night. As the evening’s honorary…
The first time JP Breganza hit my feed, I thought I was watching a floor-shaking warehouse set on the industrial…
Alysia Chang Design[/caption] Tuxedo Den[/caption]Just before the holidays, the curtain lifted high above SoMa, in a suite at W San…
There is a line in Home Alone that lands differently as an adult. Amid the chaos of his family, Kevin…