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Ghostbusters

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The Weekly Wire: The Week's Recommended Events

Ghostbusters

Get Low & Mission Combine to Fulfill the Ultimate Death Fantasies

Okay, we'll concede the likes of Ol' Felix are unlikely to occupy a barstool at Mission.​The Dinner: pulled-pork burrito, black beans and two pints of Dos Equis Amber at Mission in West Seattle's Admiral Junction. The Movie: Get Low on its final night (fittingly, and replaced as of today by W ... More >>

6 Ways To Behave Like a Gourmand In Your Every Day Life: Food Pairing For The Modern Sophisticate

​Last week, we continued our new series, "Food Pairing for the Modern Sophisticate" with an in-depth look at the nasal arts and a discussion of the best ways to pair food and drink with cocaine. This instructive essay on food pairing and party etiquette proved that even in today's hectic, hurl ... More >>

Jeff & Monica's Infinite Play List

Didn't know you could sing me so well, mate.​Last October I took a trip to East Rutherford, New Jersey to catch the final Springsteen show at old Giants stadium (last concert ever to be held there). The next night I hit Manhattan and sang karaoke at this bar in the East Village called Sing Sin ... More >>

Get Low: Robert Duvall Is Fixin' to Die

Didn't know you could sing me so well, mate.​Last October I took a trip to East Rutherford, New Jersey to catch the final Springsteen show at old Giants stadium (last concert ever to be held there). The next night I hit Manhattan and sang karaoke at this bar in the East Village called Sing Sin ... More >>

Eric Clapton Crossroads 2010 HD Movie To Be Shown at Bainbridge 5 on July 27

Eric Clapton's Crossroads Guitar Festival started in Dallas in 2004 featuring the likes of Carlos Santana, Joe Walsh, Jimmy Vaughn, and Bo Diddley. The second Festival in Chicago in 2007 sold out in 22 minutes. Now the 2010 Festival -- which happened on June 26 at Chicago's Toyota Park and also so ... More >>

Ghostbusters

Eric Clapton's Crossroads Guitar Festival started in Dallas in 2004 featuring the likes of Carlos Santana, Joe Walsh, Jimmy Vaughn, and Bo Diddley. The second Festival in Chicago in 2007 sold out in 22 minutes. Now the 2010 Festival -- which happened on June 26 at Chicago's Toyota Park and also so ... More >>

Reverb Questionnaire: Curb Your Enthusiasm's Jeff Garlin On Queen, Vinyl, and Singing With Cheap Trick

Jeff Garlin, left, gets a laugh out of our questions with Curb Your Enthusiasm cohort Larry David.​Before heading up to Seattle to participate in the Marty Riemer Funny Festival at The Paramount, Friday (with Bill Burr, Nick Thune, and Kyle Cease), Curb Your Enthusiasm's Jeff Garlin took a few ... More >>

Simian Mobile Disco

Jeff Garlin, left, gets a laugh out of our questions with Curb Your Enthusiasm cohort Larry David.​Before heading up to Seattle to participate in the Marty Riemer Funny Festival at The Paramount, Friday (with Bill Burr, Nick Thune, and Kyle Cease), Curb Your Enthusiasm's Jeff Garlin took a few ... More >>

Fall Arts Calendar: November

Jeff Garlin, left, gets a laugh out of our questions with Curb Your Enthusiasm cohort Larry David.​Before heading up to Seattle to participate in the Marty Riemer Funny Festival at The Paramount, Friday (with Bill Burr, Nick Thune, and Kyle Cease), Curb Your Enthusiasm's Jeff Garlin took a few ... More >>

The Limits of Control: More Low-Key Shenanigans From Jim Jarmusch.

Jeff Garlin, left, gets a laugh out of our questions with Curb Your Enthusiasm cohort Larry David.​Before heading up to Seattle to participate in the Marty Riemer Funny Festival at The Paramount, Friday (with Bill Burr, Nick Thune, and Kyle Cease), Curb Your Enthusiasm's Jeff Garlin took a few ... More >>

Spokane Parks & Recreation Takes Cue From Carl Spackler, Battles Squirrels With Explosives

Remember Carl Spackler, the character played by Bill Murray in the movie Caddyshack? He's the greenskeeper obsessed with ridding the golf course of its pesky gopher population. In the movie's climactic scene--spoiler alert!--he attempts to finish off those gophers once and for all with a series of e ... More >>

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Remember Carl Spackler, the character played by Bill Murray in the movie Caddyshack? He's the greenskeeper obsessed with ridding the golf course of its pesky gopher population. In the movie's climactic scene--spoiler alert!--he attempts to finish off those gophers once and for all with a series of e ... More >>

Ghostbusters

Remember Carl Spackler, the character played by Bill Murray in the movie Caddyshack? He's the greenskeeper obsessed with ridding the golf course of its pesky gopher population. In the movie's climactic scene--spoiler alert!--he attempts to finish off those gophers once and for all with a series of e ... More >>

Second City Comedy Tour

Remember Carl Spackler, the character played by Bill Murray in the movie Caddyshack? He's the greenskeeper obsessed with ridding the golf course of its pesky gopher population. In the movie's climactic scene--spoiler alert!--he attempts to finish off those gophers once and for all with a series of e ... More >>

A Terrorist’s Worst Enemies: Morissette, Oberst, and Mick Fleetwood

If the CIA’s going to break the bad guys, they’re going to have to turn up the pain.

The Shadow Knows...Kinda: Beveridge Place and Spring Hill

If the CIA’s going to break the bad guys, they’re going to have to turn up the pain.

Fred Claus: Vince Vaughn Will Scare Your Kids

If the CIA’s going to break the bad guys, they’re going to have to turn up the pain.

The Upside of Angst

Dialed down and depressed, Adam Sandler shows us he's a real actor in Reign Over Me.

Sept. 13-20, 2006

Clint Eastwood (and his orangutan) are spied in Ballard!

Sept. 6-13, 2006

Pedro Almodóvar, Bill Murray, and more!

Caché, Stephen Tobolowsky's Birthday Party, and Syriana

Colonial guilt, charming stories from Hollywood, and a petro-thriller without a central character to hook us in.

Brokeback Mountain, Mr. Arkadin, and South Park

Randy Quaid embarrassed, Orson Welles redeemed, and Christopher Reeve as monster.

Summer! Movies!

Say bye-bye to arty, it's time to party.

The Lost City

Opens at Guild 45, Fri., May 19. Rated R. 148 minutes.

Nov. 30, 2005

Opens at Guild 45, Fri., May 19. Rated R. 148 minutes.

Jim Jarmusch

He talks his Broken Flowers.

Broken Flowers

Also: Caterina in the Big City, The Chumscrubber, The Edukators, Saint Ralph, and Save the Green Planet.

Deep Blue

Also: March of the Penguins, Me and You and Everyone We Know, and Shake Hands With the Devil: The Journey of Roméo Dallaire.

The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou

The Criterion Collection, $32.99.

The Boiling Point

SIFF's wildlife documentaries raise eco-consciousness —but they should be raising hell.

The Grudge

Columbia TriStar Home Ent., $28.95

Neither Fish Nor Foul

Wes Anderson follows his peculiar compass into the shallows, but the movie's still an enjoyable yarn.

The Bigger Picture

Northwest Film Forum returns, bigger, better, and easier to get to.

This Week's Attractions

Northwest Film Forum returns, bigger, better, and easier to get to.

Lost in Translation

Universal Home Video, $26.98

Less Than This

Despite its charms and stars, Sofia Coppola's latest looks too intently inwardat herself.

8 ½

Despite its charms and stars, Sofia Coppola's latest looks too intently inwardat herself.

New York stories

Patriarch wonders, "Can't someone be a shit their entire life, then repair the damage?"

Encyclopaedia of Evil

Patriarch wonders, "Can't someone be a shit their entire life, then repair the damage?"

Thermal dynamics

Previewing the sticky floors of summer cinema.

Girls fight

TV's T&A icons return to kick postfeminist ass.

Hamlet

A Shakespearean update too Gen-X for words.

Cradle Will Rock

The show must go on