Friedrich Nietzsche

Invincible Force: Lose Weight, Lose Your Mind

Joshua Nitschke: Fast-Food Bandit Captured, Suspected of Robbing 30 Pizza and Sandwich Shops

Nitschke on the job.​Joshua Nitschke earned the nickname "Fast-Food Bandit" after he allegedly robbed at least 30 Tacoma-area restaurants and gas stations over the past two months. He was finally caught Sunday in Lakewood when he and his girlfriend/accomplice Cassandra Koepke tried to knock ov ... More >>

Today in Sex: What's The Most Awesome Thing You Ever Did to Impress a Date?

​Twenty-three-year-old Pennsylvania mother-of-two Carrie Harkness really liked her date. I mean, she really, really, really, really, really liked her date. In fact, she liked him so much that while they were shopping their local convenience store--no doubt hoping to pick up some brewskis--she ... More >>

Win David Bowie's Station to Station Deluxe Edition Box Set (Vinyl! DVD! CDs! Posters! Unreleased Photos!)

Bowie, you handsome brute​In 1976, David Bowie introduced the world to yet another alternate persona -- the Thin White Duke, a composite character inspired by Buster Keaton, part cabaret, and part Thomas Jerome Newton, the alien he plays in the film The Man Who Fell To Earth. Bowie's new perso ... More >>

SIFF Week 2: Picks & Pans

Bowie, you handsome brute​In 1976, David Bowie introduced the world to yet another alternate persona -- the Thin White Duke, a composite character inspired by Buster Keaton, part cabaret, and part Thomas Jerome Newton, the alien he plays in the film The Man Who Fell To Earth. Bowie's new perso ... More >>

The Weekly Wire: This Week’s Notable Events

Bowie, you handsome brute​In 1976, David Bowie introduced the world to yet another alternate persona -- the Thin White Duke, a composite character inspired by Buster Keaton, part cabaret, and part Thomas Jerome Newton, the alien he plays in the film The Man Who Fell To Earth. Bowie's new perso ... More >>

Dave Cullen

Bowie, you handsome brute​In 1976, David Bowie introduced the world to yet another alternate persona -- the Thin White Duke, a composite character inspired by Buster Keaton, part cabaret, and part Thomas Jerome Newton, the alien he plays in the film The Man Who Fell To Earth. Bowie's new perso ... More >>

My Brother Got Burned

Tiffany Burns’ SIFF-screened documentary aims to clear brother Sebastian’s name, and stick it to the cops in the process.

Lupe in the Sky With Diamonds

Hip-hop's lovable eccentric never ceases to amuse.

Pop Conference 2007 at EMP

Hip-hop's lovable eccentric never ceases to amuse.

Woman of Valor

The old-school glamour of Polish alto Ewa Podles makes the opera crowd get woozy.

The Fall of Fujimori and more

Peruvian politics never felt so close to home

The Road to Guantánamo

Opens at Pacific Place, Fri., July 7. Rated R. 95 minutes.

On the Road

Writer follows a map of the stars to understand America. Warren Beatty for president, mon ami?

Can Do! And Did.

Action-hero Marine plays archaeological detective in Iraq.

Cafe Solstice

Action-hero Marine plays archaeological detective in Iraq.

Lipstick & Dynamite

Also: My Summer of Love and Mysterious Skin.

Pinkk

Also: SketchFest Seattle, Ray Caesar, The Funk Brothers, and Cornel West

Letters to the Editor

"I can remember being a teenager and swallowing 15 aspirin . . . and all the while hearing from family and friends: 'Oh, stop being so dramatic!'"

This Week's Reads

Vendela Vida, Larry Watson, Glenn Gaslin, Brendan Halpin, and Robert Macfarlane.

This Week's Reads

Ed Viesturs, Caroline Hwang, Nathan Gebhard & Mike Marriner, John Banville, and Nadine Gordimer.

Reader's Revenge

Ed Viesturs, Caroline Hwang, Nathan Gebhard & Mike Marriner, John Banville, and Nadine Gordimer.

This Girl's Life

Teen survivor transmutes hardship into art in this Oprah-approved chick flick.

SIFF 2002 Films: A-J

Teen survivor transmutes hardship into art in this Oprah-approved chick flick.

Shock to the System

Corporate cubicles harbor dark secrets.

Enlightenment in a Box

Corporate cubicles harbor dark secrets.

Meta-media

Corporate cubicles harbor dark secrets.

Encyclopaedia of Evil

Corporate cubicles harbor dark secrets.

The problem solver

Self-appointed benefactor undoes writer's block.

TOM ROBBINS: My life and work.

Forget cyberspace. The Northwest's master of Zen-punk prose spends his time exploring mythospace. And here, with a new novel hitting stores this week, he speaks out about what he sees, how he works, who he loves, and what really, really matters in the end.

". . . he has his head shoved so far up his rear he wouldn't see his perfect woman if she was dancing the polka naked in his cubicle."

Forget cyberspace. The Northwest's master of Zen-punk prose spends his time exploring mythospace. And here, with a new novel hitting stores this week, he speaks out about what he sees, how he works, who he loves, and what really, really matters in the end.

People who run with Aliens

Our reporter goes to Port Townsend and uncovers the secret of the need to believe.

Poetry by a Big Fool

Sam Hamill writes the only poem in the world.

Wagner's titanic love story

Two doomed lovers set sail on a ship in opera's most perfect tragedy.