Robin Williams Speaks For Himself In New HBO Documentary
When filmmaker Marina Zenovich sought to make a documentary about Robin Williams, she found that she could do it largely in the late comedian's own voice.
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When filmmaker Marina Zenovich sought to make a documentary about Robin Williams, she found that she could do it largely in the late comedian's own voice.
Netflix shares sank about 13% after hours when the streaming service reported subscriber numbers that were lower than expected.
On Sunday at San Francisco's Civic Center Plaza, the World Cup watch crowd was decidedly France-focused and they were not disappointed.
Vandals targeted the mural of legendary musician Carlos Santana in San Francisco's Mission District.
The Burning Man organization says it won't install fences around major burns at this year's event, one year after the death of a man who ran into flames of a towering wooden effigy.
Nancy Sinatra Sr., the childhood sweetheart of Frank Sinatra who became the first of his four wives and the mother of his three children, has died. She was 101.
Newly-released photographs now on display in San Francisco show Johnny Cash as he performed at Folsom Prison in 1968, and later at San Quentin State Prison in 1969.
The city has collected complaints from residents of traffic problems, including the double parking of tour buses.
The XO Music Festival scheduled for this weekend in Antioch was canceled Wednesday amid mounting questions about the lack of preparations by event organizers and legal troubles surrounding the promoter.
Tyler Perry wants his fans to know that he's not giving away cars, money or anything else on Facebook.
Maverick NYC saxophonist and composer John Zorn returns to San Francisco this weekend for two shows with fellow downtown scene fixture, prolific bassist and producer Bill Laswell, starting Friday.
The organizer of the upcoming XO Music Festival in Antioch scheduled for this weekend was arrested in February for real estate fraud in Fremont, KPIX 5 has confirmed.
The brother of John Travolta, Joey Travolta, has made his life's work introducing students living with intellectual and developmental disabilities to the filmmaking industry at summer camps nationwide, including in the Bay Area.
A music festival set to kick off this weekend promises seven stages with more than 100 performing artists, but some musicians who are scheduled to perform are questioning about whether the promises are too good to be true.
For the past couple of weeks, a social media campaign has sought to make Green Day's classic 2004 jam "American Idiot" the No. 1 tune in the UK by the time Trump arrives Friday.
