Fake News STILL Says I’m not Helping

Anya Livshyts|October 9, 2017

Fake News STILL Says Im not Helping

Illustration by: Joey Fajardo

A photo of a person popping bubble wrap in front of a microphone on May 9, 2022. (Xpress Magazine / Paris Galarza)

Why do People Love ASMR?

A clean prep station in Pizza Amigos on May 8, 2022. (Abraham Fuentes / Xpress Magazine)

The Mystery Shrouding Ghost Kitchens

A photo illustration compiling excerpts from different sex education material throughout the 1900s and early 2000s and a photo by Mario Suriani from the Associated Press showing AIDS research advocates in the 1983 New York pride march. (Oliver Michelsen / Xpress Magazine)

The Search for Queer Sex Ed

Jaime Hiraishi, a partial owner of Wine Down SF, pours a glass behind the bar at the SoMa location on May 7, 2022. Whenever possible, the owners source “natural wines” and try to support other minority-owned businesses. (Morgan Ellis / Xpress Magazine)

Cheers to Women-Owned Bars

Photo illustration by Morgan Ellis. (Morgan Ellis / Xpress Magazine)

Forage for the Future

Lick Observatory’s 40-inch lens telescope building on April 29, 2022. Though 20 miles away from the closest source of light pollution, photos taken from atop Mt. Hamilton still must deal with the weather and the faint glow of distant San Jose. (Oliver Michelsen / Xpress Magazine)

Shooting the Stars

Bars and spikes placed on ledges in front of the windows of Combined Reality and Levy & Co. on the corner of Market St and Guerrero St in The Castro on May 8, 2022. (Garrett Isley / Xpress Magazine)

San Francisco’s Anti-Homeless Architecture

A man walks his dog on Philosopher’s Way in John McLaren Park on May 6, 2022. This 2.7 mile trail provides its hikers with views of the bay and various neighborhoods in the city. (Garrett Isley / Xpress Magazine)

Three Lesser-Known Hiking Trails in the Bay Area

Photo illustration by Saskia Hatvany.

The Uncounted

Larry Miles struts in the middle of the Hippie Hill drum circle on April 9, 2022. Miles is a regular to the drum circle and often sings and dances in the concrete pathway. (Maximo Vazquez / Xpress Magazine)

Energy Flows: The Lasting Tradition of Hippie Hill’s Drum Circle

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