Bob Buckter has been a color consultant in San Francisco and beyond since 1970. He's probably changed the way you think of Victorians.

Baiano Pizzeria has commissioned a colorful mural celebrating the owners' home country of Brazil.

Twenty years after 'The Watermelon Woman' first premiered at the Castro Theatre, Cheryl Dunye's acclaimed film will be re-released on Sunday.

The SFIFF and the Castro Theatre have been joining forces since the '70s. Here's what they're screening this year.

Film crews for "Chance," starring Hugh Laurie, will be taking over Fulton Street from Hyde to Larkin from 4am Saturday to 8am Tuesday for filming around the Tenderloin and Civic Center.

Janelle Monae, George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic, and the New Pornographers are among the headliners for 2016.

A 2.5-mile stretch of Third Street will be transformed into a car-free zone from 11am to 4pm this Sunday.

There has been widespread support to build the theater, along with a hotel and park, at Broadway and the Embarcadero. However, it will have to be endorsed by the Board of Supervisors as well.

The Public Bench Project has transformed its installation at Green Apple Books on the Park into a tribute to Prince. It's now painted purple with images of raindrops, in honor of his film Purple Rain.

Keep an eye out for actors Taye Diggs and Kathleen Robertson around town today and tomorrow, as they play two SFPD homicide detectives investigating a murdered football player.

The Urban Air Market makes its twice-yearly visit to Hayes Valley this Sunday, with 130 artists and crafters setting up booths on Patricia's Green.

Filming of ABC's miniseries When We Rise is set to descend on the Castro on Saturday night, when crews will film a scene where a man is harassed, blows a rape whistle, and a fight ensues.

We dive into the history of Sutro Tower and envision what the San Francisco skyline might look like today had the iconic telecommunications tower never been built.