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May 4, 2012
Junior Seau: Death Makes Eight From His Team, Including Ex-WSU Coug Lew Bush
When Seattle Weekly reported on the bankruptcy of former Husky and NFL star quarterback Mark Brunell in December, we also touched on other conflicts in the lives of ex-pro football players, including early deaths related to their playing days, such as suicides, as well as heart attacks in their 40s ... More >>
Blogs
April 25, 2012
Dr. Adam Ostrzenski, a 'Semi-Retired Florida Gynecologist,' Allegedly Finds G Spot
Dr. Adam Ostrzenski says he's found the G spot - you know, the actual G spot, that somewhat mysterious place in the female anatomy said to hold the key to sexual pleasure. And he didn't just find it by accident after a night of drinking or extended cuddling. Rather, he went to Poland and found the G ... More >>
Diversions
November 2, 2011
Ask a Mexican!
Dr. Adam Ostrzenski says he's found the G spot - you know, the actual G spot, that somewhat mysterious place in the female anatomy said to hold the key to sexual pleasure. And he didn't just find it by accident after a night of drinking or extended cuddling. Rather, he went to Poland and found the G ... More >>
Blogs
July 20, 2011
Randy and Evi Quaid Win Their Extradition Fight, Can Stay in "Star Whacker"-Free Canada
When we last left our intrepid batshit-crazy Hollywood refugees Randy and Evi Quaid, they were ranting about vengeful celebrities and performing rock songs about Tinseltown "Star Whackers." Of course all that craziness was against the backdrop of the very serious legal fight the couple had mo ... More >>
Blogs
May 5, 2011
Carlton Smith, Former Times and Weekly Writer, Closes His Last Chapter at Age 64
"Beer?"As the Seattle Times newsroom transformed from the days of ink-stained bar flies towards today's serious if not somber journalism, Carlton Smith would say, between sips and drags at a bar across the street, "Jesus, these new people - they jog and eat granola. And they consider themselv ... More >>
Diversions
April 27, 2011
Ask a Mexican!
"Beer?"As the Seattle Times newsroom transformed from the days of ink-stained bar flies towards today's serious if not somber journalism, Carlton Smith would say, between sips and drags at a bar across the street, "Jesus, these new people - they jog and eat granola. And they consider themselv ... More >>
Blogs
January 19, 2011
Milton Bradley Arrested in Los Angeles for Threatening a Woman
Mariners part-time outfielder Milton Bradley, fresh from a 73-game season last year in which he held a pitiful .205 batting average, just proved that at least he's still got his A-game when it comes to getting arrested and/or embarrassing the team he plays for.
Blogs
November 1, 2010
West Seattle Blog Wins National Online News Association Top Award for Community Effort
RecordWest Seattle Blog nabbed honors as the nation's best collaborative community blog over the weekend. Here's how an excited WSB editor Tracy Record reported it in a Saturday night note to readers: "One month ago, we shared the news that we - and you - were in the final running for a nati ... More >>
Blogs
May 13, 2010
R.I.P.: Dave Fisher of The Highwaymen Dies on Friday of Myelofibrosis at Age 69
The LA Times has reported that Dave Fisher of the 60s folk group The Highwaymen passed away on Friday of a rare blood disease at the age of 69. Fisher founded The Highwaymen in 1958; the band's iconic "Michael" eventually went to No. 1 on the Billboard charts in 1962. In a statement to the Times y ... More >>
Blogs
April 30, 2010
When the Lusty Lady Closes, What Will Happen to the Leggy Guy in the Slip?
In the LA Times piece this morning on the Lusty Lady's looming closure (the story tripped over First Avenue, calling it lst Street, but did cite Seattle Weekly's erstwhile description of the Ave as a place "where they think ambiance is something that takes you from the bar to the hospital"), ... More >>
Blogs
April 23, 2010
A.M. Music News: Joni Mitchell Calls Bob Dylan a Fake, Lolla's Gaga Treatment, Plus The National and The Hold Steady
Mark SeligerThe Hold Steady-- NPR Music: For a Friday morning, you could do worse than streaming the new Hold Steady record, Heaven Is Whenever. -- NYT: If that's not enough, The New York Times has the new one from The National, High Violet. -- LA Times: Joni Mitchell on Bob Dylan: "Bob is ... More >>
Blogs
January 22, 2010
A.M. Music News: A New One From She & Him, a Benefit With Radiohead, and Leonard Cohen at 35
Leonard Cohen playes the Isle of Wight Festival in 1970.-- Pitchfork: In the Sun, a new track from She & Him's Volume Two, is out for the listening. -- LA Times: Radiohead's playing a Haiti benefit show in LA on Sunday. -- NME: Finally, a White Stripes live album. -- NME: Job opening: Aero ... More >>
Calendar
January 20, 2010
Jesse Katz
Leonard Cohen playes the Isle of Wight Festival in 1970.-- Pitchfork: In the Sun, a new track from She & Him's Volume Two, is out for the listening. -- LA Times: Radiohead's playing a Haiti benefit show in LA on Sunday. -- NME: Finally, a White Stripes live album. -- NME: Job opening: Aero ... More >>
Blogs
October 9, 2009
That Other Dying MSM: TV News
In his LA Times media column this morning, James Rainey laments the demise of another LA television news outlet, KCOP, whose operations have been co-opted by Fox affiliate KTTV. He quotes the latter's general manager, Kevin Hale (an Evergreen State College grad and former GM of KSTW Channel 1 ... More >>
Blogs
August 19, 2009
The Food Section: Sea Lice, School Lunches, and Other News
First the bad news, then the good news, floating around the internet: In Austrialia, scientists breed "booster broccoli" and other vegetables for higher antioxidant content. Is there some point at which flavor, and not marketability, will matter to ag scientists? On the Cold Truth, investigative j ... More >>
Blogs
July 1, 2009
Organic vs. Non, Food Truck Wars, and Other Food News
A few of the news stories making waves in the food world: In a fantastic essay, Russ Parsons, editor of the LA Times food section, writes that he's tired of "organic" being used as the sole measure of the worth of a fruit or vegetable. Central quote: "Certainly, there is a problem with chemical pe ... More >>
Blogs
June 30, 2009
Borderline Drug Violence
LA Times Northwest correspondent Kim Murphy picks up today on the gangland violence in Vancouver B.C., perpetrated in part by now-convicted gang leader Clayton Roueche, who was profiled in a 2008 SW piece. (That's his United Nations gang monogrammed cocaine, left). Stumbling into a trap laid by U.S. ... More >>
Blogs
June 17, 2009
Farmers Markets, the Real Street Food, and Other Food News
How Many Farmers Markets Are Too Many? by Rebekah Denn (Eat All About It): Denn shares the findings of a new USDA study reporting that farmers markets are up, but overall sales aren't quite keeping pace. Which begs the question: Is Seattle's need to have one farmers market per neighborhood hurting e ... More >>
Blogs
June 3, 2009
The Real Speakeasy, the Real-Food Starbucks, and other Food News
Food stories plucked from the ether: Bar? What Bar? by William Grimes (NY Times): Arright, all you speakeasy wannabes -- and Grimes is talking about you, Tavern Law -- do you really want to mimic Prohibition-era bars? Kill off your patrons with rotgut and bribe your local police force. Korean Tac ... More >>
Blogs
April 17, 2009
EMP's Museum-Grade Technology
I really didn't think much of it until I got comfortable before the keynote situation. But, when I asked the fellow to my left what he thought about the panel discussion we'd just experienced, he hit the nail right on the head: What is going on with the technology around here? This gentleman, who ... More >>
Blogs
January 6, 2009
Morning Links
Christine Gregoire can't be Commerce Secretary, but she can be Dino Rossi, much to the chagrine of her supporters. This means she'll still need your help on her talking points. After the Justice Department called them unconstitutional, King County to fix its jails.Farewell, Unitary Executive: Obama ... More >>
Blogs
December 10, 2008
The Perfidious Whole Foods, Redistribution of Party Snacks, and Other Food News
Some food news stories from the week:Politics of the Plate: Market Forces by Barry Eastabrook (Gourmet.com): If you've ever spent time in Portland, you're probably a fan of the local New Seasons chain. Now the litigation-loving Whole Foods is forcing New Seasons to hand over confidential financial i ... More >>
Blogs
November 6, 2008
The Hock-ey Mom
Some food news stories from the week:Politics of the Plate: Market Forces by Barry Eastabrook (Gourmet.com): If you've ever spent time in Portland, you're probably a fan of the local New Seasons chain. Now the litigation-loving Whole Foods is forcing New Seasons to hand over confidential financial i ... More >>
Blogs
June 23, 2008
Afternoon Edition: Religion, Bill Gates and the Navy
Some food news stories from the week:Politics of the Plate: Market Forces by Barry Eastabrook (Gourmet.com): If you've ever spent time in Portland, you're probably a fan of the local New Seasons chain. Now the litigation-loving Whole Foods is forcing New Seasons to hand over confidential financial i ... More >>
Blogs
May 7, 2008
Lindsey Probe Expanding To the Port of Seattle
Some food news stories from the week:Politics of the Plate: Market Forces by Barry Eastabrook (Gourmet.com): If you've ever spent time in Portland, you're probably a fan of the local New Seasons chain. Now the litigation-loving Whole Foods is forcing New Seasons to hand over confidential financial i ... More >>
Blogs
May 5, 2008
Lindsey's LAX Battle
Some food news stories from the week:Politics of the Plate: Market Forces by Barry Eastabrook (Gourmet.com): If you've ever spent time in Portland, you're probably a fan of the local New Seasons chain. Now the litigation-loving Whole Foods is forcing New Seasons to hand over confidential financial i ... More >>
Blogs
May 1, 2008
Towards a Cheaper Death
Some food news stories from the week:Politics of the Plate: Market Forces by Barry Eastabrook (Gourmet.com): If you've ever spent time in Portland, you're probably a fan of the local New Seasons chain. Now the litigation-loving Whole Foods is forcing New Seasons to hand over confidential financial i ... More >>
Blogs
February 28, 2008
Nobody Reads the Seattle Times
Some food news stories from the week:Politics of the Plate: Market Forces by Barry Eastabrook (Gourmet.com): If you've ever spent time in Portland, you're probably a fan of the local New Seasons chain. Now the litigation-loving Whole Foods is forcing New Seasons to hand over confidential financial i ... More >>
Blogs
January 2, 2008
Low Heat, Marilyn Manson, and Other Food News
Some food news stories from the week:Politics of the Plate: Market Forces by Barry Eastabrook (Gourmet.com): If you've ever spent time in Portland, you're probably a fan of the local New Seasons chain. Now the litigation-loving Whole Foods is forcing New Seasons to hand over confidential financial i ... More >>
Blogs
October 10, 2007
The Food Section: October 10, 2007
Some food news stories from the week:Politics of the Plate: Market Forces by Barry Eastabrook (Gourmet.com): If you've ever spent time in Portland, you're probably a fan of the local New Seasons chain. Now the litigation-loving Whole Foods is forcing New Seasons to hand over confidential financial i ... More >>
Blogs
September 19, 2007
The Food Section: September 19, 2007
Some food news stories from the week:Politics of the Plate: Market Forces by Barry Eastabrook (Gourmet.com): If you've ever spent time in Portland, you're probably a fan of the local New Seasons chain. Now the litigation-loving Whole Foods is forcing New Seasons to hand over confidential financial i ... More >>
Blogs
August 15, 2007
Food Section: August 15, 2007
Some food news stories from the week:Politics of the Plate: Market Forces by Barry Eastabrook (Gourmet.com): If you've ever spent time in Portland, you're probably a fan of the local New Seasons chain. Now the litigation-loving Whole Foods is forcing New Seasons to hand over confidential financial i ... More >>
Blogs
June 27, 2007
In Defense of Kelly Clarkson
Some food news stories from the week:Politics of the Plate: Market Forces by Barry Eastabrook (Gourmet.com): If you've ever spent time in Portland, you're probably a fan of the local New Seasons chain. Now the litigation-loving Whole Foods is forcing New Seasons to hand over confidential financial i ... More >>
Blogs
May 30, 2007
Flyable Food
Some food news stories from the week:Politics of the Plate: Market Forces by Barry Eastabrook (Gourmet.com): If you've ever spent time in Portland, you're probably a fan of the local New Seasons chain. Now the litigation-loving Whole Foods is forcing New Seasons to hand over confidential financial i ... More >>
Blogs
April 17, 2007
Beacon Hill 90210
Some food news stories from the week:Politics of the Plate: Market Forces by Barry Eastabrook (Gourmet.com): If you've ever spent time in Portland, you're probably a fan of the local New Seasons chain. Now the litigation-loving Whole Foods is forcing New Seasons to hand over confidential financial i ... More >>
Blogs
April 4, 2007
If looks could kill
Some food news stories from the week:Politics of the Plate: Market Forces by Barry Eastabrook (Gourmet.com): If you've ever spent time in Portland, you're probably a fan of the local New Seasons chain. Now the litigation-loving Whole Foods is forcing New Seasons to hand over confidential financial i ... More >>
Blogs
August 31, 2006
The Mexican on Spanglish
Some food news stories from the week:Politics of the Plate: Market Forces by Barry Eastabrook (Gourmet.com): If you've ever spent time in Portland, you're probably a fan of the local New Seasons chain. Now the litigation-loving Whole Foods is forcing New Seasons to hand over confidential financial i ... More >>
Arts
March 8, 2006
CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED
Some food news stories from the week:Politics of the Plate: Market Forces by Barry Eastabrook (Gourmet.com): If you've ever spent time in Portland, you're probably a fan of the local New Seasons chain. Now the litigation-loving Whole Foods is forcing New Seasons to hand over confidential financial i ... More >>
Diversions
August 10, 2005
B.O.
Some food news stories from the week:Politics of the Plate: Market Forces by Barry Eastabrook (Gourmet.com): If you've ever spent time in Portland, you're probably a fan of the local New Seasons chain. Now the litigation-loving Whole Foods is forcing New Seasons to hand over confidential financial i ... More >>
News
May 4, 2005
Media, University of Washington
Some food news stories from the week:Politics of the Plate: Market Forces by Barry Eastabrook (Gourmet.com): If you've ever spent time in Portland, you're probably a fan of the local New Seasons chain. Now the litigation-loving Whole Foods is forcing New Seasons to hand over confidential financial i ... More >>
News
February 26, 2003
The Cabbie Quits
Some food news stories from the week:Politics of the Plate: Market Forces by Barry Eastabrook (Gourmet.com): If you've ever spent time in Portland, you're probably a fan of the local New Seasons chain. Now the litigation-loving Whole Foods is forcing New Seasons to hand over confidential financial i ... More >>
News
February 26, 2003
Dogs of War and Ignorance
Some food news stories from the week:Politics of the Plate: Market Forces by Barry Eastabrook (Gourmet.com): If you've ever spent time in Portland, you're probably a fan of the local New Seasons chain. Now the litigation-loving Whole Foods is forcing New Seasons to hand over confidential financial i ... More >>
News
September 19, 2001
News Clips— Needle Exchange
Some food news stories from the week:Politics of the Plate: Market Forces by Barry Eastabrook (Gourmet.com): If you've ever spent time in Portland, you're probably a fan of the local New Seasons chain. Now the litigation-loving Whole Foods is forcing New Seasons to hand over confidential financial i ... More >>
News
May 9, 2001
News Clips— Needle Exchange
Some food news stories from the week:Politics of the Plate: Market Forces by Barry Eastabrook (Gourmet.com): If you've ever spent time in Portland, you're probably a fan of the local New Seasons chain. Now the litigation-loving Whole Foods is forcing New Seasons to hand over confidential financial i ... More >>
News
April 11, 2001
Mind control
Some food news stories from the week:Politics of the Plate: Market Forces by Barry Eastabrook (Gourmet.com): If you've ever spent time in Portland, you're probably a fan of the local New Seasons chain. Now the litigation-loving Whole Foods is forcing New Seasons to hand over confidential financial i ... More >>
Music
November 15, 2000
The Culture Bunker
Some food news stories from the week:Politics of the Plate: Market Forces by Barry Eastabrook (Gourmet.com): If you've ever spent time in Portland, you're probably a fan of the local New Seasons chain. Now the litigation-loving Whole Foods is forcing New Seasons to hand over confidential financial i ... More >>
Diversions
August 2, 2000
Multi-multitasking
Ever more still isn't more than enough.
News
June 7, 2000
Politic publisher
Roger Oglesby, the Seattle P-I's new publisher, actually praises the competition.
Arts
July 15, 1998
Walking a mile
In someone else's heels.
News
April 29, 1998
Shift-Control-PR
In someone else's heels.
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