Jose Alejandro Bastidas
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How ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Said Goodbye to Ellen Pompeo’s Meredith
While ABC touted the Feb. 23 episode as a big "farewell," the character's last hour as a series regular played more like real life, with a dose of rom-com frustration → Read More
Golden Globes 2023: Here’s the list of winners
Oakland’s Zendaya, “The Banshees of Inisherin” and “The Fabelmans” were among the big winners on the award ceremony’s return on Tuesday, Jan. 10. → Read More
Emmys 2022: Here’s the list of winners
HBO’s “The White Lotus,” ABC’s “Abbott Elementary” and more had big nights during the live broadcast of television’s biggest night. → Read More
Outside Lands’ new Grass Lands stage is the most chill place in S.F. this weekend
Grass Lands expanded to include a new stage inside one of its consumption areas, providing entertainment to visitors while they enjoy their smoke break. → Read More
Outside Lands 2021: Rain and cold weather don’t stop the music on day two
Outside Lands got off to a colder, wetter start Saturday. But festivalgoers weren’t bothered by the change in weather conditions. → Read More
Emmys 2021: Here’s the list of winners
“Ted Lasso,” “The Crown,” “Mare of Easttown and Michaela Coel were big winners at the 73rd Primetime Emmy Awards. → Read More
7 Bay Area arts and entertainment events to check out this week
The Chronicle’s guide to notable arts and entertainment happenings includes Mitsuko Uchida at Cal Performances at Home, Cellista 'Finding San Jose' and more. → Read More
Bay Area native D’Arcy Carden celebrates first Emmy nomination
Danville-bred actor spoke with The Chronicle about the end of “The Good Place,” celebrating the Emmys at home, the new “A League of Their Own” series and more. → Read More
Celebrate Pride weekend in the Bay Area with these virtual offerings
Multiple images show the rainbow colors of the Pride flag lighting up Coit Tower in San Francisco. Photo: Scott Strazzante, The Chronicle 2019 In the Bay Area, there are many ways to honor the LGBTQ community outside of events organized by San Francisco Pride. While Oakland Pride plans to celebrate the community with an event set for Sept. 13, and Silicon Valley Pride plans to commemorate the… → Read More
Yes, San Francisco is still celebrating SF Pride 50. Here’s how to join the festivities from home
Any other year, June would have been full of parades, celebrations and parties to celebrate the… → Read More
Earth Day goes virtual for 50th anniversary. Here's how to celebrate
Dee Dee Castro of Alameda holds a sign while marching down San Francisco’s Market Street on Earth Day in 2013. Photo: Beck Diefenbach, Special to The Chronicle Earth Day 2020 — taking place on Wednesday, April 22 — marks the 50th anniversary of the annual event aimed at celebrating and lending support to environmental protection efforts around the world. The theme for this year’s festivities is… → Read More
BroadwaySF cancels ‘Hamilton’, ‘The Last Ship’ due to city’s ban on large public gatherings
BroadwaySF has canceled all of its productions, including → Read More
Super Bowl 2020: Where to watch the Niners, Chiefs game in the Bay Area
A 49ers fan cheers as the Niners score a touchdown during the NFC Divisional playoff game between San Francisco and Minnesota at Levi's Stadium in Santa… → Read More
See you soon: These new restaurants are coming to the Coachella Valley in 2018
2017 gave the Coachella Valley many exciting restaurants, and you can bet the New Year will bring us more. → Read More
Welcome: These are the restaurants that opened in the Coachella Valley in 2017
From Indio to Palm Springs, let's take a look at the new eateries that opened this year. → Read More
How Indio's oldest Mexican restaurant has prepped for the Tamale Festival from the start
Indio's Rincón Norteño has offered their traditional tamales at the food festival from the start. → Read More
Say it ain't so: A popular downtown Palm Springs lounge is closing its doors this week
The popular Palm Springs hangout announced Monday evening on Instagram that it would close its doors Wednesday. → Read More
Come for the 'Marilyn Monroe' ice cream, stay for the beer and brats at this new German restaurant
The newest restaurant in Palm Springs will lure you in with ice cream and beer, but the food will keep you coming back. → Read More
This paleteria's authentic Mexican treats will leave a 'party in your mouth' at new east valley location
La Michoacana Ice Cream Parlor is taking over Southern California one paleta at a time. → Read More
Little brown bugs are swarming the Coachella Valley, but it could be worse
Coachella Valley residents were sounding off on social media about water boatmen bugs. → Read More