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San Diego Unseen: An Urban Portrait
May 24, 2012
TRIART and 3RDSPACE present a photo art show featuring San Diego urban landscapes.
56 other things to do on Thursday, May 24
This Week´s Issue
Last Blog on Earth | News
Lorie Zapf hopes a show of community support will save the stems
News
Juvenile-justice experts question whether San Diego County Probation relies too heavily on OC spray to manage youth behavior
Editorial
The devils you know: We weigh in on local, state and federal races
Last Blog on Earth | News
DeMaio promised Charles LiMandri what? Read LiMandri's email to James Hartline.
This week´s top stories
Editorial
The state budget is a very large problem
And Jerry Brown’s tax measure is absolutely necessary
On May 31, the state Citizens Compensation Commission will consider cutting by 5 percent the annual pay of Gov. Jerry Brown and members of the state Legislature. It would match the proposal that Brown issued last week to cut the pay of state employees.
By CityBeat Staff
New Dumanis Super PAC backed by Mexican businessman
San Diegans for Bonnie Dumanis keeping its plans under wraps
A political action committee supporting District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis' campaign for mayor has raised $118,000, with the largest donation coming from an obscure company registered to a Mexican citizen. The independent-expenditure committee, or Super PAC, is called "San Diegans for Bonnie Dumanis for Mayor 2012, Sponsored by Airsam N492RM, LLC." The second part of the title indicates that a compa... More
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On the hunt for a dining table in South Bay
Remember in The Nutty Professor when Eddie Murphy,... More
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Jack Black discusses his look-a-like, Carl DeMaio
Actor was a DeMaio doppelganger in the 1992 political satire 'Bob Roberts'
The 1992 political satire Bob Roberts is a particu... More
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Lion Cut defending tigers with a 'Tiger Bomb'
Feline-themed duo raising awareness about tiger endangerment
Feline-themed electro-pop duo Lion Cut have been k... More
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Cocktail honor for Craft & Commerce, a new brewery and lots of meat
Our weekly food-news round-up
Craft & Commerce was just named a finalist in ... More
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Grubby Bitch
The sandwich snobs of Rubicon Deli
MAY 14 | BY AMY T. GRANITE
After one of their originals, they say, there’s no turning back
After one of their originals, they say, there’s no turning back
Wandering Appetite
It’s easy to find Rachel Caygill
MAY 14 | BY MARIE TRAN-MCCASLIN
After leaving Bankers Hill, pastry chef’s work is popping up in new places
After leaving Bankers Hill, pastry chef’s work is popping up in new places
Bottle Rocket
Cheaters sometimes prosper
MAY 14 | BY ANDERS WRIGHT
At least when they’re introduced to a bottle of wine like the Innovac!ón Malbec Tempranillo
At least when they’re introduced to a bottle of wine like the Innovac!ón Malbec Tempranillo
Summer guide
Bernard Guillas on ’60s French cuisine
MAY 08 | BY JENNY MONTGOMERY
Marine Room chef talks about the legacy of Julia, Escoffier and seasonal eating
Marine Room chef talks about the legacy of Julia, Escoffier and seasonal eating
Editorial
Our June 5 election endorsements are here!
MAY 16 | BY CITYBEAT STAFF
The devils you know: We weigh in on local, state and federal races
The devils you know: We weigh in on local, state and federal races
Spin Cycle
Carl DeMaio’s troubling ‘troubled upbringing’
MAY 16 | BY JOHN R. LAMB
What motivates the sons of our fathers?
What motivates the sons of our fathers?
Sordid Tales
My retort to the Ed Decker 50th Birthday Roast
MAY 16 | BY EDWIN DECKER
I’m breaking the rules and having my say, dammit!
I’m breaking the rules and having my say, dammit!
Shenanigans
Shenanigans: Elephants will be elephants
MAY 16 | BY DAVE MAASS
Can you match the local right-winger to the legislation he’s pushing in Sacramento?
Can you match the local right-winger to the legislation he’s pushing in Sacramento?
Music
Jason Pierce’s new drugs
MAY 16 | BY PETER HOLSLIN
Facing liver disease, Spiritualized mastermind pairs medication with music
Facing liver disease, Spiritualized mastermind pairs medication with music
If I Were U
Morrissey, Beach Fossils and more San Diego concerts
MAY 16 | BY PETER HOLSLIN
Black Cobra, Dum Dum Girls and Sierra Leone’s Refugee All Stars are some of the bands we’re stoked about this week
Black Cobra, Dum Dum Girls and Sierra Leone’s Refugee All Stars are some of the bands we’re stoked about this week
Notes from the Smoking Patio
Local musicians share top tunes
MAY 16 | BY PETER HOLSLIN
From Beach House to Brainiac, a look at what’s hot
From Beach House to Brainiac, a look at what’s hot
Urban Scout
Closing a chapter on cool retail finds
MAY 16 | BY CLEA HANTMAN
Our first Urban Scout bids farewell with a roundup of second-hand gems
Our first Urban Scout bids farewell with a roundup of second-hand gems
Art & Culture
San Diego Michael Jackson impersonator bares it all
MAY 16 | BY KINSEE MORLAN
Devra Gregory’s one-woman show opens Friday, May 18, at 10th Avenue Theatre
Devra Gregory’s one-woman show opens Friday, May 18, at 10th Avenue Theatre
Film
Jack Black talks about playing a convicted murderer in ‘Bernie’
MAY 16 | BY ANDERS WRIGHT
Dark comedy reunites him with ‘School of Rock’ director Richard Linklater
Dark comedy reunites him with ‘School of Rock’ director Richard Linklater
Things to do this week | Events, movies and theater
The Short List
North Park Festival of the Arts, The Love of Beer and Strawberry Jam
North Park gives good art. From its majestic (in the eye of some beholders) water tower to its charming Craftsmans to the Hillcrest / North Park Georgia Street bridge dividing line—there’s a lot to capture on canvas.
Theater
All hands on truck at La Jolla Playhouse
If you live in East Texas and you don’t own a truck, you’re a loser—or so believe the contestants vying to win a hardbody truck, courtesy of the Floyd King Nissan Dealership in Longview.
Film
Director Peter Berg talks about the inspirations for ‘Battleship’
I much preferred the summer’s first big hit, The Avengers, but you can say this for Battleship: It’s crowd-rousing, and it will probably do well in a military town like San Diego.
The Short List
North Park Festival of the Arts, The Love of Beer and Strawberry Jam
North Park gives good art. From its majestic (in the eye of some beholders) water tower to its charming Craftsmans to the Hillcrest / North Park Georgia Street bridge dividing line—there’s a lot to capture on canvas.
Theater
All hands on truck at La Jolla Playhouse
If you live in East Texas and you don’t own a truck, you’re a loser—or so believe the contestants vying to win a hardbody truck, courtesy of the Floyd King Nissan Dealership in Longview.
Film
Director Peter Berg talks about the inspirations for ‘Battleship’
I much preferred the summer’s first big hit, The Avengers, but you can say this for Battleship: It’s crowd-rousing, and it will probably do well in a military town like San Diego.
Bonnie Dumanis
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