Grand Canyon National Park

The Simpsons Movie: WooooHooooo!

Into the Wild

R.I.P. Kurt Vonnegut

The killing moon

Youth counts down 28 days to a date with destiny.

Books: Decibel Destroyer

One man’s war against 747s, leaf blowers, car alarms, and your iPod.

Clint Eastwood Interviewed

With his new Gran Torino (review) earning nice notices and scheduled to expand into more Seattle theaters next month, our colleague Scott Foundas recently sat down with the iconic, Oscar-winning actor and director. Here's what he had to say:"You've made the first movie of the Obama generation!" exc ... More >>

Terminal Uncertainty

Washington’s new “Death With Dignity” law allows doctors to help people commit suicide—once they’ve determined that the patient has only six months to live. But what if they’re wrong?

Reel Rock Film Tour

Washington’s new “Death With Dignity” law allows doctors to help people commit suicide—once they’ve determined that the patient has only six months to live. But what if they’re wrong?

Q&A With Chris Jordan

Washington’s new “Death With Dignity” law allows doctors to help people commit suicide—once they’ve determined that the patient has only six months to live. But what if they’re wrong?

Wide-Eyed in Ashland

Shakespeare’s not just the cultural heart of Ashland, he’s at the center of the town’s economic life as well.

This Week's Horoscopes

Shakespeare’s not just the cultural heart of Ashland, he’s at the center of the town’s economic life as well.

The Ballad of Jack and Rose

Also: Beauty Shop, Los Angeles Plays Itself, Lost Embrace, and Steamboy.

CD Reviews

Also: Beauty Shop, Los Angeles Plays Itself, Lost Embrace, and Steamboy.

Music Previews

Also: Beauty Shop, Los Angeles Plays Itself, Lost Embrace, and Steamboy.

Animal Law, Anima Pa

Also: Beauty Shop, Los Angeles Plays Itself, Lost Embrace, and Steamboy.

This Week's Attractions

ByDesign Film Festival, Catch That Kid, Miracle, and The Same River Twice.

Freeloaders

One man surfs the Web for free, personalized presents.

SIFF 2002 Films: R-Z

One man surfs the Web for free, personalized presents.

Blowhard or death blow?

Controversial Don Benton may be a strong leader for state GOP.

Down to Earth

The old and new ways to appreciate maps.

The 'good rain' sucks!

While Seattle's in gloom, these seven Southwest hot spots offer winter refuge.

Cheesorama

OK, so a near-century of history only produced one great Cinerama film. But that film alone makes its revival in Seattle eminently worthwhile.

He was no genius

But the dean of American painting was an original.

"Craigslist Killer" Headlines Threaten to Overshadow Craig Newmark's Memorial Speech for Victim

Besieged by politicians and media, Craig Newmark finds an unlikely ally: A victim's family.

Visual Arts: Books, Unbound

A soon-to-be cultural relic is savored, sculpted, and reclaimed.

The Book Borrowers

A soon-to-be cultural relic is savored, sculpted, and reclaimed.

Michael Brophy

A soon-to-be cultural relic is savored, sculpted, and reclaimed.

The Fussy Eye: Roadside Mementos

Michael Brophy’s handmade postcards.

Seattle Weekly's Happy Hours Guide

Michael Brophy’s handmade postcards.

Get Out!

Arizona and America join Joe Arpaio in rushing to inquire: Are your papers in order?

Pinalcchio

Renowned forensics experts say a Pinal County deputy's high-profile tale about getting shot after encountering drug smugglers doesn't add up.

Thom Anderson Retrospective

Renowned forensics experts say a Pinal County deputy's high-profile tale about getting shot after encountering drug smugglers doesn't add up.

The Weekly Wire: The Week's Recommended Events

Renowned forensics experts say a Pinal County deputy's high-profile tale about getting shot after encountering drug smugglers doesn't add up.

Homewrecker

The unbelievable past of the area's most feared tenant.

Seattle's Best Art for Out-of-Towners

How to make the accessible enjoyable for your guests.

Bumbershoot Guide: Saturday

From Bright Futures to Mavis Staples.

David Uberuaga, Former Mount Rainier National Park Superintendent, Had Shady Relationship with Climbing Company

​Why would someone pay three times the market value for a rather ordinary home in a two-and-a-half acre lot near Mount Rainer State Park? One reason might be if the person selling the home was the director of a park where the person buying it stood to make a boatload of money.

Wild Salmon Suitable for Lunchboxes

​For a bevy of boring logistical reasons with which I promise not to bore you here, my at-work lunches have to be portable and non-perishable. I may indulge in foie gras and buttercream tortes come suppertime, but, at noon, I eat like a Navy SEAL. In anticipation of all that fat consumption, ... More >>