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Check out Boulevards' Guide to San Francisco

newspaper cover August 24-September 6, 1998

Features: The Izzard Man
An interview with Britain's stand-up comedian Eddie Izzard.

Scene That: Millie gets spiritual at Radiant Light Ministry's healing circle.

Job Interview: An interview with a sushi-making activist.

Tara's Advice: Tara on making babies.

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Empowering Inferno: The Burning Man festival faces two possible fates--it could end up as Club Burning Med or as an invitation-only party.

We Love TV: And now, a few words about the fall TV season.

Real Art: MASS if you're CRITICAL.

Lingerie for the Lips: Chanel revamps drop-dead red.

Miss Pinkie Shears: The debonair miss gives her fashion advice.

Concrete Runway: Raven Bourassa at Mad Magda's Russian Tea Room.

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Flogging the Dummies: Neil LaBute's second film, Your Friends and Neighbors, is even uglier than his first.

Film Picks: Brief reviews of Gadjo Dilo, Safe Men and Touch Of Evil.

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Blended Genre: Eighty Mile Beach members Beth Custer and Christian Jones pride themselves on being a band without a specific niche.

Club Guide: A week's worth of hot night-clubbing.

[Dining]
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Imaginative Fare: Oodles of surprises and food at Oodles.

Smoke 'Em If You've Got 'Em: Places in SF where you can still smoke.

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The Language of Addiction: Junkie literature is about heroin first, characters later.

Book Picks: Brief reviews of Preacher's Lake and Taming It Down.


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