Leslie Katz is the Arts & Culture Editor at The San Francisco Standard. She specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on theater, publishing, and the intersection of artificial intelligence and media. Leslie's work has been featured in RamaOnHealthcare and Bay City News.
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Leslie Katz's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, particularly event coverage and reviews. She frequently covers author events, book reviews, concert and theater performances in the Bay Area.
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By: Leslie Katz
Debut titles, memoirs, books for kids and some seasonal holiday events are on the bill this month. (To submit an event to the calendar, email
By: Leslie Katz
Google on Monday announced Veo 2, a new version of its Veo AI video generation tool that it says can create more realistic-looking clips, in cinematic styles and in resolutions up to 4k.
By: Leslie Katz
For affable Englishman Matt Kirshen, his upcoming appearances at the 32 annual Kung Pao Kosher Comedy at Imperial Palace restaurant in San Francisco's Chinatown on Dec. 24-26 represent a first.
By: Leslie Katz
A few academic offerings, crime novels, historical fiction, unique memoirs and thrillers, many by local writers, are among the new books featured in author talks around the region this month. (To submit an event to the calendar, email [email protected].)
There are among the new titles released by Bay Area and Northern California writers, listed in alphabetical order by author names:
The stage musical “Some Like It Hot,” now at the Orpheum Theatre in San Francisco, is a delightful mix of the old and new—a simply swell adaptation
By: Leslie Katz
The Oakland Museum of California's White Elephant Sale season got underway Sunday with a successful preview shopping event for customers who paid a premium to enter the huge East Oakland warehouse.
“Back to the Future” co-creator Bob Gale has advice for fans of the 1985 time-travel movie classic who may be hesitant about seeing the 2020 musical version.
By: Leslie Katz
Memoirs, histories, thrillers, short stories, poetry, novels and books addressing current events are among offerings local and visiting writers are
By: Leslie Katz
Memoirs, histories, thrillers, short stories, poetry, novels and books addressing current events are among offerings local and visiting writers are promoting this month. To submit an event to the calendar, email [email protected].
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