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This documentary-style sci-fi thriller is inspired by Chris Marker’s 1962 featurette La Jetée and takes place in the dystopian New San Francisco ... the turn of the millennium, Y2K ratchets ...

The view was predictably sublime—distant ridges and towers blurred to pastel silhouettes ... comprehensive picture of what it was like a millennium or so ago. Says Balsom: “You have to ...

In 2025, Malaysia will see a new wave of luxury hotels opening their doors, ranging from intimate boutiques to grand international chains. To keep your travel plans ahead of the curve, here’s a ...

There's a new sculpture in San Francisco, and it's gigantic. The city officially unveiled “R-Evolution,” a massive sculpture ...

Aurora is moving forward with plans to redesign downtown’s Millennium Plaza to be more functional for everyday recreational activities but still accommodate small performances. On April 8, the ...

Two major housing developments in San Jose are the first to be approved as part of Mayor Matt Mahan’s latest initiative to expedite projects that provide “extraordinary benefits” to the city.

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The San Francisco 49ers have spent much of the offseason trimming the fat and cleaning house, focusing on becoming much younger, more athletic, and, most importantly, durable heading into the 2025 ...

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