Pixar's "Elio" has a disappointing opening weekend, earning $21 million in North America and setting a record-low debut for the studio. Competing films outperformed "Elio," despite its positive audience ratings.

Sasha Velour brings "The Big Reveal Live Show!" to Berkeley Repertory Theatre, featuring lip-syncs, storytelling, and video art, showcasing her narrative style and drag's rich heritage.

Green Day is receiving a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, with a ceremony scheduled for May 1. The event will be live-streamed, and feature speakers Serena Williams and Ryan Reynolds.

Amy Schneider lost during a "Jeopardy! Invitational Tournament" episode, despite leading at one point, and fell behind Luigi de Guzman. Fans remain supportive as she promotes her new book.

Mosswood Meltdown, once called Burger Boogaloo, is returning to Oakland with acts like Devo and Kreayshawn, hosted by John Waters. Tickets for the July 2025 event are on sale.

Phil Lesh, bassist and founding member of The Grateful Dead, has died at 84. His influence is mourned by fans and celebrated by San Francisco with City Hall lit in rainbow colors.

Jack London Square to host a free Halloween Día de los Muertos event in Oakland with activities like chalk art, dance, and music, catering to all ages on October 27.

The Oakland Zoo's Glowfari returns with new lantern spectacles, running from Nov 8, to Jan 26, 2025. The event features themed lantern areas and benefits the zoo's conservation efforts.

San Francisco's thirty-ninth Fleet Week features ship tours, STEM exhibits, concerts, and airshows, including the Blue Angels, from October 7-14, highlighting military appreciation and patriotism.

Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day expressed his disapproval of the Oakland A’s potential move to Las Vegas and owner John Fisher during a concert, emphasizing his connection to the Bay Area and criticizing Las Vegas.

Michelle Obama surprised shoppers at a Livermore Costco to promote her new beverage line, Plezi Fizz, sparking excitement on social media. Her visit aligns with her commitment to health advocacy.

Alex Cooper from "Call Her Daddy" will perform at Oakland's Paramount Theatre on October 9 on her Unwell Tour, promising a live variety show with surprises. Tickets go on sale September 6.

The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus is returning to the Bay Area with new acts, including highwire stunts and aerial performances, BMX tricks, and live music.