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May 23, 2012
Hilary Hahn Is Listening To Herself, Hauschka, and "No Diggity"
As opposed to our favorite songs, or songs we'd like to think define our listening habits, taking a look at what a person actually listens to can be far more revealing. With that in mind, every Wednesday we ask an artist to take a look at the most-played songs in their iTunes libraries and share wit ... More >>
Blogs
May 15, 2012
Was Stanley Ann Dunham, the President's Mother, Named for Bette Davis Character?
History has now recorded a second version of how Barack Obama's mother, Stanley Ann Dunham, got her first name. Though Dunham told her Mercer Island High School classmates and others it was because her father Stanley Dunham wanted a boy, a relative says it was actually because her mother was such a ... More >>
Arts
May 9, 2012
The Weekly Wire: This Week's Recommended Events
History has now recorded a second version of how Barack Obama's mother, Stanley Ann Dunham, got her first name. Though Dunham told her Mercer Island High School classmates and others it was because her father Stanley Dunham wanted a boy, a relative says it was actually because her mother was such a ... More >>
Blogs
May 8, 2012
Comment of the Day: Boo Frickin' Hoo, Illegal Immigrants
On Friday Seattle Weekly's Keegan Hamilton posted a Q&A with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Jose Antonio Vargas, who was scheduled to speak last night at the University of Washington.
Blogs
May 4, 2012
Undocumented Immigrants and The 21st-Century Underground Railroad: Q&A With Jose Antonio Vargas
Jose Antonio Vargas is done coming out of the closet -- he's done it twice already. The first time the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist came out, it had to do with his sexuality. The second time, he told the world about his precarious life as an undocumented immigrant in the United States. He speak ... More >>
Calendar
May 2, 2012
Steve Coll
Jose Antonio Vargas is done coming out of the closet -- he's done it twice already. The first time the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist came out, it had to do with his sexuality. The second time, he told the world about his precarious life as an undocumented immigrant in the United States. He speak ... More >>
Arts
April 18, 2012
The Weekly Wire: This Week's Recommended Events
Jose Antonio Vargas is done coming out of the closet -- he's done it twice already. The first time the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist came out, it had to do with his sexuality. The second time, he told the world about his precarious life as an undocumented immigrant in the United States. He speak ... More >>
Blogs
April 17, 2012
Seattle Times' Michael J. Berens and Ken Armstrong and The Strangers' Eli Sanders Win Pulitzers
To say it was a big day in Seattle journalism would be an understatement. Monday was a huge day, with the announcement that The Stranger's Eli Sanders had taken home a Pulitzer in feature writing for his piece, "The Bravest Woman in Seattle," and the Seattle Times' Michael J. Berens and Ken Armstro ... More >>
Blogs
April 16, 2012
Seattle Times, The Stranger Win 2012 Pulitzers
You read that right. The Seattle Times won its 9th Pulitzer Prize today, sharing the Investigative Reporting Prize with The Associated Press. And The Stranger won its first, for Feature Writing, for what the judges called Eli Sanders' "haunting story" of Jennifer Hopper, "who survived a brutal attac ... More >>
Blogs
April 4, 2012
Paul Allen and His Big-Ass Yacht to the Rescue
This is my second week working for The Seattle Weekly, doing what I can to live up to the lofty standards set forth by my predecessors. As an example of this quest for Daily Weekly excellence, I happily note that in only eight days on the job this marks my second post involving Northwest gazillionai ... More >>
Blogs
March 15, 2012
Oregon Paper Reports Editor Died in Bed with Woman Not His Wife - Too Much Information?
The death of an Oregon editor suggests just how much today's newspapers have both changed and remain the same. The 63-year-old editorial writer for The Oregonian died in bed with a woman who was not his wife, something that happened to a Seattle Post-Intelligencer editor in the 1970s as well. But th ... More >>
Blogs
March 2, 2012
Watch Basketball the UCLA Way: Play This Drinking Game While The Huskies Take On The Bruins Saturday
Earlier this week, Sports Illustrated published an exposé about UCLA basketball under head coach Ben Howland. Pulitzer-winning reporter George Dohrmann rakes some serious muck, detailing rampant drinking, drug use, and misbehavior by the team's players. The underachieving Bruins play their last reg ... More >>
Diversions
February 29, 2012
Ask a Mexican!
Earlier this week, Sports Illustrated published an exposé about UCLA basketball under head coach Ben Howland. Pulitzer-winning reporter George Dohrmann rakes some serious muck, detailing rampant drinking, drug use, and misbehavior by the team's players. The underachieving Bruins play their last reg ... More >>
Arts
February 15, 2012
Spring Arts: How an Awkward Date Became a Musical
For a new stage musical about dating and romantic baggage, a talented young trio turns doubt into song.
Arts
February 1, 2012
The Weekly Wire: This Week's Recommended Events
For a new stage musical about dating and romantic baggage, a talented young trio turns doubt into song.
Calendar
January 25, 2012
Jennifer Egan
For a new stage musical about dating and romantic baggage, a talented young trio turns doubt into song.
Blogs
December 22, 2011
David Horsey Draws His Dream Job: Work for The Los Angeles Times While Living in Seattle
So when he accepted the job at The Los Angeles Times the other day, longtime Seattle Post-Intelligencer Cartoonist David Horsey said to his new bosses, "If you need me to move down there, I will." They said naw, that's fine, you can stay in Seattle and work from there. "Well," Horsey said, "h ... More >>
Arts
November 30, 2011
Opening Nights: Beasley's Christmas Party
Taproot's charming take on Booth Tarkington.
Blogs
November 2, 2011
Nick Licata Moves Ahead with Writer's Park Plan, Proposes it for Downtown Waterfront
Pushing for more public recognition of Seattle's literary heritage, City Council member Nick Licata has proposed several concepts including a new park space as part of the waterfront revitalization project. "I brought up the idea before our Council's briefing meeting this past Monday when P ... More >>
Arts
September 14, 2011
Fall Arts 2011 Calendar
Pushing for more public recognition of Seattle's literary heritage, City Council member Nick Licata has proposed several concepts including a new park space as part of the waterfront revitalization project. "I brought up the idea before our Council's briefing meeting this past Monday when P ... More >>
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July 20, 2011
Poet's Park
Why doesn't Seattle have a green space for writers?
Blogs
July 14, 2011
Writers Park: A Toast to Scribes and Pigeons
Seattle readily names some of its streets for sports figures - Edgar Martinez, Dave Niehaus, Royal Brougham - but, writes Knute Burger on Crosscut.com today, "Seattle is a far cry from San Francisco, where streets and alleys are named for the likes of Jack Kerouac and Dashiell Hammett." Th ... More >>
Arts
June 29, 2011
The Weekly Wire: The Week's Recommended Events
Seattle readily names some of its streets for sports figures - Edgar Martinez, Dave Niehaus, Royal Brougham - but, writes Knute Burger on Crosscut.com today, "Seattle is a far cry from San Francisco, where streets and alleys are named for the likes of Jack Kerouac and Dashiell Hammett." Th ... More >>
Calendar
June 22, 2011
Picnic
Seattle readily names some of its streets for sports figures - Edgar Martinez, Dave Niehaus, Royal Brougham - but, writes Knute Burger on Crosscut.com today, "Seattle is a far cry from San Francisco, where streets and alleys are named for the likes of Jack Kerouac and Dashiell Hammett." Th ... More >>
Arts
May 25, 2011
The Weekly Wire: The Week's Recommended Events
Seattle readily names some of its streets for sports figures - Edgar Martinez, Dave Niehaus, Royal Brougham - but, writes Knute Burger on Crosscut.com today, "Seattle is a far cry from San Francisco, where streets and alleys are named for the likes of Jack Kerouac and Dashiell Hammett." Th ... More >>
Calendar
May 11, 2011
Page One: Inside The New York Times
Seattle readily names some of its streets for sports figures - Edgar Martinez, Dave Niehaus, Royal Brougham - but, writes Knute Burger on Crosscut.com today, "Seattle is a far cry from San Francisco, where streets and alleys are named for the likes of Jack Kerouac and Dashiell Hammett." Th ... 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
April 19, 2011
This Year's Pulitzer Prize Winner For Fiction is Also Some of the Best Music Writing You'll Read All Year
The 2011 Pulitzer Prize winners were announced yesterday, and winning the award for fiction is Jennifer Egan's outstanding, heartbreaking novel A Visit From the Goon Squad--a book which is also, sneakily, some of the best writing about music to come out of the past year. The book follows a gr ... More >>
Arts
March 2, 2011
Opening Nights: Next to Normal
The best rock opera since Tommy.
Calendar
February 23, 2011
Next to Normal
The best rock opera since Tommy.
Arts
February 16, 2011
Spring Arts Calendar: From Norman Rockwell to Sarah Vowell
The best rock opera since Tommy.
Arts
February 16, 2011
Brian Yorkey: From Issaquah to a Tony Award
The best rock opera since Tommy.
Calendar
February 2, 2011
How I Learned to Drive
The best rock opera since Tommy.
Blogs
January 13, 2011
Here Are Some History Books That Won't Put You to Sleep, I Promise
Duff McKagan's column runs every Thursday on Reverb. His ESPN.com column runs on Wednesday.It may strike some as odd that I am not this week writing about my beloved Seahawks' huge playoff win last Saturday. If I didn't now also have an actual column solely dedicated to sports on ESPN.com, th ... More >>
Film
December 22, 2010
Rabbit Hole: Nicole Kidman Can't Bring this Play to Life
Duff McKagan's column runs every Thursday on Reverb. His ESPN.com column runs on Wednesday.It may strike some as odd that I am not this week writing about my beloved Seahawks' huge playoff win last Saturday. If I didn't now also have an actual column solely dedicated to sports on ESPN.com, th ... More >>
News
December 1, 2010
FAIR-y Tales
Russell Pearce and other illegal-immigration populists rely on misleading right-wing reports to scapegoat immigrants and terrify penny-pinching Americans.
Arts
September 16, 2009
Fall Arts Calendar: October
Russell Pearce and other illegal-immigration populists rely on misleading right-wing reports to scapegoat immigrants and terrify penny-pinching Americans.
Arts
February 20, 2008
What's Coming...
Spring Arts Calendar
Arts
November 8, 2006
A Play a Day
The largest theatrical collaboration in U.S. history.
Arts
September 6, 2006
Fall Lectures
The largest theatrical collaboration in U.S. history.
Arts
September 6, 2006
Fall Books
The largest theatrical collaboration in U.S. history.
Arts
September 6, 2006
Theater by Everyone, Everywhere
Suzan-Lori Parks' 365 Festival takes Seattle on a yearlong performance-art relay race.
Arts
September 14, 2005
Stage Favorites and Calendar
Suzan-Lori Parks' 365 Festival takes Seattle on a yearlong performance-art relay race.
Arts
October 13, 2004
Easy Writer
The New York Times' Maureen Dowd makes it so easy to dis Dubya.
Arts
February 4, 2004
Opening Nights: Orwell's 1984
Also: The Mineola Twins and Tibet Through the Red Box.
Arts
September 17, 2003
Brief Encounters
A Moon for the Misbegotten, and Tapdog/Underdog.
Arts
May 28, 2003
How I Learned What I Learned, The Seagull, and 42nd Street
A Moon for the Misbegotten, and Tapdog/Underdog.
Arts
February 26, 2003
Tearjerker
ACT's demise would be a painful one for this critic.
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