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Wine
Vino DIY
By Nirmala Nataraj (Jul 2, 2009)
Ever wanted to make your own bottle of wine but feared that you just didn’t have the know-how to tell your Barbera from your Dolcetto grapes? Then a summer learning session at Crushpad, the five-year-old DIY winery located in Mission Bay/Dogpatch, is definitely in order. And don’t worry -- you won’t need to crack the books too hard to try your hand at being a vintner. Crushpad’s no-nonsense yet down-to-earth approach to the fine art of winemaking lets you make your own barrel without the inconvenience of hauling your own grapes or selecting the right fermentation vessel. More
Galleries
He-Man Hits Hard
By Ann Taylor (Jul 2, 2009)
“By the power of Grayskull… I am He-Man!!” It has probably been quite some time since most of you have heard these words. Around twenty-five years, most likely. But He-Man is back, along with many of his co-stars, in Double Punch Gallery’s “I Have the Power” show. With over thirty artists, this show packs a nostalgic punch. More
Movies
Killers on the Road
By Rossiter Drake (Jul 2, 2009)
Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars.

Let the debate rage on. There are those who will argue, without any serious objection from me, that Jennifer Lynch’s Surveillance is a sadistic bit of pulp fiction that turns on a third-act twist almost too fantastical to stomach. And there are those who will laud it as a taut, twisted crime procedural that veers into some seriously dark territory for a finale that stays with you long after the lights have gone up. More
Music
Legally Blonde
By Matt Crawford (Jul 2, 2009)
It’s a little daunting stepping into an interview with directions to not ask anything personal but, despite the caveat, Blonde Redhead’s Kazu Makino remained warm and friendly and allowed for some minor prodding. The trio, rounded out with twin brothers Amedeo and Simone Pace, will take a break from working on new material for two performances in San Francisco on July 14th and 15th for the Bike Film Festival at The Independent. Makino spoke with SF Station during a phone interview from New York. More
Restaurants
Good News for Potrero Hill
By Margaret Meriwether (Jul 2, 2009)
Potrero Hill hit the jackpot when Pizza Nostra moved in. With outdoor seating, a spacious dining room and well-executed thin crust pizzas it’s no surprise that there’s a long wait on weekend nights. Restaurateur Jocelyn Bulow (of Chez Papa Resto and Chez Maman) teamed up with pizza chef Giovanni Aginolfi, who recently finished fifth in the World Pizza Championship, and turned what was once a French-inspired Couleur Café to this neighborhood pizza joint. More
Movies
The End of a Franchise
By Mel Valentin (Jul 2, 2009)
Rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars.

Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs, the third film in the Ice Age franchise that began seven years ago is, despite the success of its predecessors, a bland and unengaging film that would be forgettable if not for the 3D that’s become the standard for family-oriented animated films. With 3D added into the mix, Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs may be watchable, but the dearth of original ideas puts the movie at the back of the animated pack. More
Movies
Gangsters Used to Be So Loveable
By Martin Malloy (Jul 2, 2009)
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars.

Public Enemies is one of those rare summer flicks that can satisfy the audience’s need for cheap action and thrills while also delivering a quality film. Michael Mann (Collateral, Heat) crafts a depression-era gangster film that is original in its presentation and offers a top-tier cast. More
Clubs
Last Night A DJ Saved My Life
By Christina Li (Jun 30, 2009)
As one of the most dynamic DJs to come out of San Francisco, DJ Icon has graced the decks from NYC to London. Blazing the way for female DJs everywhere, she demonstrates that hard work and diligence in the DJ craft is what is truly important. Playing everything from her recognized breakbeat to dubstep, she’s always got a great crowd going and grooving to the beat. Answering some questions for SF Station, Icon gives us a glimpse into her jet-setter lifestyle. More
Restaurants
SOMA Sushi & Sake
By Amy Sherman (Jun 26, 2009)
The sister restaurant to Tsunami Sushi in Western Addition, Tsunami Mission Bay is not the most authentically Japanese or even typical California style sushi bar. For starters, there isn’t an actual sushi bar. But the extensive sake selection, sexy cocktails and unique sushi rolls make it a great place for meeting friends before or after a Giants game. More
Clothing & Accessories
Changing the Fashion Code
By Michelle Sieling (Jun 26, 2009)
Indulging your fashion desires can seem frivolous in a down economy, unless you’re making your own clothes or shopping second hand. But if you can still afford it, there are events like weddings, anniversaries, or snazzy shindigs that might warrant a brand new dress. More
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