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Check out Boulevards' Guide to San Francisco

newspaper cover April 1998

Features: Sandra Takes On
Sandra Bernhard is still as vitriolic as ever.

Cover and inside photographs by Dah-Len, whose shots of Sandra Bernhard appeared in the January 1998 issue of Paper Magazine in New York.

Millie's Map: Beachcombing the 'burbs of SF.

Job Interview: Getting more than a fresh coat of shoe polish from Dwayne Fields.

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Everything Old is New Again: No holes, no rips, no stains at the high-end vintage boutique Ver Unica.

Hard-core Hair: Victoria Thomas Gentry sets out to radically change the beauty industry's Barbie doll image from within.

Miss Pinky Shears: The debonair miss introduces her fashion advice column.

Concrete Runway: Boulder at the Castro Muni station.

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Full of Himself: The big ego behind Michael Moore's film The Big One.

Bedside Manner: Social reformer and ex-hooker Margo St. James on sex and the film Dangerous Beauty.

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Madonna of Creation: Ray of Light illuminates Madonna's new sentimentalism.

No Spectators Allowed: The creativity at Anon Salon is very much the Burning Man aesthetic of hands-on participation.

Club Guide: A week's worth of hot, gay-friendly clubbing.

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Cooked-up Cuisine: Absinthe's just-plain-folks fare is so simple it's almost gimmicky.

Stood Up at the Redwood Room: An unplanned sojourn in a place of glamor, mystery and style.

Starbucks Starter Kit: Rating the city's corporate coffee shacks.

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The Liberace of Psychics: Psychic Walter Mercado's book Beyond the Horizon downplays the flamboyance that makes him a marketer's dream.

Fellowship of the Ring: Author Jim Houston meets the people of the Pacific Basin.


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