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Threat your mother like the royalty she is. Give her majesty a trip to Napa Valley and let her have a spa-tacular time.

"Operation: Care and Comfort" raises awareness and funds for the families of soldiers deployed to war.

Media Alliance -Action and Resources for a more just, accountable, and diverse media system, highlights FCC at Stanford in May.

Cassandra A. Henderson and Javier Reyes, bring youthful voices to the stage to begin the healing. Urban Healing Tour 2010 gets underway, May 7, 2010 in San Francisco and you can help. Read the rest of the story. Click the link

San Francisco Author enjoys the thrill of parenthood as her daughter dawns the stage at City Arts and Technology School in San Francisco as "Auntie Em" in "The Wiz." Mom sees time wizzing by as young ingenue steps into her own.

The United Football League champion Las Vegas Locos will join forces with National Youth Sports of Nevada (NYS) for the Locos Fan Fest to be held at Sam Boyd Stadium. The free event will take place on Sunday, April 11, from 3pm - 5pm and is open to the public.

The Historic Bayview House today announced the theatrical performance of "King Tut: The Boy Who Would Be King," will open Friday March 26, and run through Sunday March 28, 2010 at the Bayview Opera House 4705 Third Street, San Francisco, CA 415-824-0386. Directed by Farah Dews, the stage play will have Bay Area renowned actors tell the story of King Tut's rise to leadership.

"Jesus Moonwalks is in a lot of ways my signature play. It is based upon a story my great-grandmother used to tell about her father who fled the bonds of slavery and traveled the country in search of his family."-Marcus Gardley, playwright. The play runs through April 11, The Cutting Ball Theater at the Exit, 277 Taylor Street in San Francisco, CA 94102.

Roll out the red carpet! BayKids is recognizing our talented young moviemakers from UCSF Children's hospital. Please join UCSF as they celebrate their kids' accomplishments and view their work at our premiere and film festival!