Brian Miller

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Joe Kurmaskie

Citizen Kane

Today Reverb Recommends You See Nirvana & Soundgarden at EMP

​Back in 1996, Doug Pray's raucous, lively grunge documentary Hype! won the Golden Space Needle Award at SIFF. Fifteen years later, we can appreciate that moment as a pinnacle in Seattle music history. Many of the local bands portrayed--Nirvana, the Gits, 7 Year Bitch--are gone. Some persist ( ... More >>

SIFF: Week 3 Picks & Pans

​Back in 1996, Doug Pray's raucous, lively grunge documentary Hype! won the Golden Space Needle Award at SIFF. Fifteen years later, we can appreciate that moment as a pinnacle in Seattle music history. Many of the local bands portrayed--Nirvana, the Gits, 7 Year Bitch--are gone. Some persist ( ... More >>

Forecast: Communicating Weather and Climate

​Back in 1996, Doug Pray's raucous, lively grunge documentary Hype! won the Golden Space Needle Award at SIFF. Fifteen years later, we can appreciate that moment as a pinnacle in Seattle music history. Many of the local bands portrayed--Nirvana, the Gits, 7 Year Bitch--are gone. Some persist ( ... More >>

Memory Upgrade

​Back in 1996, Doug Pray's raucous, lively grunge documentary Hype! won the Golden Space Needle Award at SIFF. Fifteen years later, we can appreciate that moment as a pinnacle in Seattle music history. Many of the local bands portrayed--Nirvana, the Gits, 7 Year Bitch--are gone. Some persist ( ... More >>

Clay Throwdown!

​Back in 1996, Doug Pray's raucous, lively grunge documentary Hype! won the Golden Space Needle Award at SIFF. Fifteen years later, we can appreciate that moment as a pinnacle in Seattle music history. Many of the local bands portrayed--Nirvana, the Gits, 7 Year Bitch--are gone. Some persist ( ... More >>

Anchorman Quote-Along

​Back in 1996, Doug Pray's raucous, lively grunge documentary Hype! won the Golden Space Needle Award at SIFF. Fifteen years later, we can appreciate that moment as a pinnacle in Seattle music history. Many of the local bands portrayed--Nirvana, the Gits, 7 Year Bitch--are gone. Some persist ( ... More >>

Kathryn Schulz

​Back in 1996, Doug Pray's raucous, lively grunge documentary Hype! won the Golden Space Needle Award at SIFF. Fifteen years later, we can appreciate that moment as a pinnacle in Seattle music history. Many of the local bands portrayed--Nirvana, the Gits, 7 Year Bitch--are gone. Some persist ( ... More >>

SIFF Week 2: Picks & Pans

​Back in 1996, Doug Pray's raucous, lively grunge documentary Hype! won the Golden Space Needle Award at SIFF. Fifteen years later, we can appreciate that moment as a pinnacle in Seattle music history. Many of the local bands portrayed--Nirvana, the Gits, 7 Year Bitch--are gone. Some persist ( ... More >>

Your Arts & Cinema Weekend Planner

​For whatever reason, several repertory films are playing this weekend, which we'll begin with the bestselling author whose novels have been adapted to more recent movies. Nick Hornby has a new novel out, and he wrote the script for An Education, which is already earning good reviews in New Yo ... More >>

Your Arts & Aliens Weekend Planner

​The weekend begins with a monster dripping acid from its fangs in a sci-fi classic that had its world premiere at SIFF 30 years ago: Ridley Scott's director's cut of Alien--running through Tuesday--isn't much different than the 1979 original. In truth, Scott confessed of this 117-minute edit ... More >>

Your Weekend Arts & Eats Planner

This sunny weekend is all about food, beginning with the annual Bite of Seattle, as Britt Thorson reports: This weekend's Bite of Seattle introduces a new, recession-friendly attraction, Just a Bite!, offering smaller (two- to three-ounce) servings for $3.75. Discount vendors near the International ... More >>

Afternoon Edition: Edible Obama

-- Brian Miller on how to stay safe and sane when you're snowed in.-- Even Little Rae's is cashing in on Obamarama.-- Happy Holidays! Here's some free music from a guy who calls himself Boy Eats Drum Machine-- If you stole the art in West Seattle, please bring it back. Few questions asked.-- Yeah, ... More >>

Blocking the Public Piers

-- Brian Miller on how to stay safe and sane when you're snowed in.-- Even Little Rae's is cashing in on Obamarama.-- Happy Holidays! Here's some free music from a guy who calls himself Boy Eats Drum Machine-- If you stole the art in West Seattle, please bring it back. Few questions asked.-- Yeah, ... More >>

More Info on Salmon

And on Rainier Valley development and afternoon tea.

The Naked Gun 2 1/2

And on Rainier Valley development and afternoon tea.

Dategirl in the Flesh

And on Rainier Valley development and afternoon tea.

Letters to the Editor

And on Rainier Valley development and afternoon tea.

More Ramen? A Balanced Article About Payday Loans? Amazing!

And on Rainier Valley development and afternoon tea.

The Weekend Review: Jan. 25 to 27

And on Rainier Valley development and afternoon tea.

Salon of Shame

Air your long-ago teen traumas

Double Trouble

Air your long-ago teen traumas

Where's the Rift?

Air your long-ago teen traumas

Oscar Predictions

Air your long-ago teen traumas

Jan. 17-24, 2007

Billy Wilder in post-war Berlin, and William S. Burroughs in '70 Portland.

Train Man

Runs at Grand Illusion, Fri., Nov. 10–Thurs., Nov. 16. Not rated. 101 minutes.

Oct. 13-19, 2006

Hedwig, depressed Swedes, and a wandering Dutch architect in Africa.

This Week's Critics' Picks

Uzodinma Iweala, The Kingsmen, and Lake Union Lakefest get our vote.

This Week's Critics' Picks

Homoerotic cowboys, TV on the Radio, and SSO's Made in America series top our list.

This Week's Critics' Picks

Seattle Symphony's Shostakovich Festival, cartoonist Tom Tomorrow, and the Arab & Iranian Film Festival.

Tim and Brian Bitch About the Oscars

Fewer and fewer people are willing to leave their home to see a movie. Should they even care about the Oscars on TV? Or what we critics think?

King of Hearts

Fewer and fewer people are willing to leave their home to see a movie. Should they even care about the Oscars on TV? Or what we critics think?

James Lavadour, Buster Keaton, and Ed Viesturs

Fewer and fewer people are willing to leave their home to see a movie. Should they even care about the Oscars on TV? Or what we critics think?

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.

Ray Harryhausen, Trimpin, and Ward Sutton

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

Chinatown

Also: Patricia Hagen, Electric Six, Africa in America Festival, and William T. Vollmann.

The Atomic Bombshells

Also: La Jetée/Twelve Monkeys, Steven Pinker, the Regional Spelling Bee, and Gift of Gab.

Days of Being Wild

Also: Ergonomicon, Ghostface, Bob Roll, and Rebecca.

Bright Future

Also: The Chorus, Cowards Bend the Knee, Distant, Guerrilla: The Taking of Patty Hearst, A Love Song for Bobby Long, and Spike & Mike's Sick & Twisted Festival of Animation.

Tsunami Relief

Also: Rockrgrl anniversary, Michelle Ellsworth, Willie Weir, and Gary Shteyngart.

Introduction

Also: Rockrgrl anniversary, Michelle Ellsworth, Willie Weir, and Gary Shteyngart.

Spellbound: Kids Grapple With the Alphabet

Also: Rockrgrl anniversary, Michelle Ellsworth, Willie Weir, and Gary Shteyngart.

Letters to the Editor

"Mixing up Turks and Greeks generally goes over about as well as mixing up Hatfields and McCoys. . . . "

Music, Film, and More

"Mixing up Turks and Greeks generally goes over about as well as mixing up Hatfields and McCoys. . . . "

Winter Film

"Mixing up Turks and Greeks generally goes over about as well as mixing up Hatfields and McCoys. . . . "

Who?

Bogus critic debunked.

17 Seattleites who will be big in the next 25 years

Bogus critic debunked.

Holiday Withdrawals

Seasonal shopping made even easier