Vienna

Import/Export: Ugliness on Both Sides of the Old Iron Curtain

PICK Revanche: Crime and Self-Punishment in Austria

Drug Policy Goes Around, Comes Around

(Updated below) With our former police chief off to DC to be the "Drug Czar", there's been a lot of speculation about what we'll end up doing for federal drug policy. (Not much, says Norm Stamper, in his inaugural turn as a P-I columnist.) But then there's the question of what federal drug policy wi ... More >>

Thomas Kemper’s Still Got It at Chuckanut

A craft-brew pioneer’s carved out a niche for himself in Bellingham.

Why Don't Police Horses Wear Diapers?

Today's Times article on dog feces and the scooping thereof got me thinking about horse poop. The city of Seattle requires that horses in the carriage business wear "equine diapers" while on public property. But Seattle Police horses roll naked, as anyone who accidentally steps in a pile on First Av ... More >>

Can I Google My Bus?

Here's a new feature on Google Maps that sounds awesome, but maybe isn't so much? You can now add a transit overlay to your map of choice. According to Gizmodo, Seattle is one of 50 cities worldwide to have this information added. Who's not on the list? Those snobs in New York. Suck it, Big Apple!Na ... More >>

Driving a Hard Bargain

Comic competence in Shakespeare's tale of sexual blackmail.

Fresh Carnage From Jennifer Garner and Jason Statham

Comic competence in Shakespeare's tale of sexual blackmail.

Spam Island

It's a working man's "Pan-Asian" cuisine at Kauai Family Restaurant.

Home for the Horrordays

FRIDAY: Something for rock and classical fans alike.

Skipping Away

FRIDAY: Something for rock and classical fans alike.

Copying Beethoven

Opens at Metro and other theaters, Fri., Nov. 10. Rated PG-13. 104 minutes.

The Illusionist

Opens at Neptune and Pacific Place, Fri., Aug. 25. Rated PG-13. 109 minutes.

This Week's Critics' Picks

We're lining up for Der Rosenkavalier, CSS/Diplo, and First Thursday art walk.

Cinema Sprawl

More titles. More venues. Just plain more. Seattle's annual movie overload is about to begin.

This Earth Is Our Earth

More titles. More venues. Just plain more. Seattle's annual movie overload is about to begin.

Mesdames Ambassadors

Two very rich Eastside Republican donors are suddenly faces of America abroad.

That's the Ticket

Local theater gifts for the holidays.

Another Road Home

Runs Fri., Oct. 21–Thurs., Oct. 27, at Grand Illusion.

Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room

Also: House of D, Palindromes, Short Cut to Nirvana: Kumbh Mela, Watermarks, and Winter Solstice.

April 20-26, 2005

Also: House of D, Palindromes, Short Cut to Nirvana: Kumbh Mela, Watermarks, and Winter Solstice.

April 6-12, 2005

Also: House of D, Palindromes, Short Cut to Nirvana: Kumbh Mela, Watermarks, and Winter Solstice.

Picking Up the Thread

Howard House ties together the best new conceptual art from Vienna.

March 23-29, 2005

Howard House ties together the best new conceptual art from Vienna.

March 16-22, 2005

Howard House ties together the best new conceptual art from Vienna.

No Bombs, Please, We're Jewish

It's not all sorrow and loss at the 10th annual film fest.

Elinor Carucci, Tom Baldwin

It's not all sorrow and loss at the 10th annual film fest.

Feb. 9-15, 2005

It's not all sorrow and loss at the 10th annual film fest.

Jan. 19-25, 2005

It's not all sorrow and loss at the 10th annual film fest.

Building a Mystery

The Fever: a detective story.

Into the Woods

Intiman wanders through a dense but stirring Singing Forest.

This Week's Attractions

Intiman wanders through a dense but stirring Singing Forest.

The Adventures of Robin Hood

Warner Home Video, $26.99

Performance Picks

Warner Home Video, $26.99

Homebody/Kabul, Measure for Measure

Warner Home Video, $26.99

Brief Encounters

Blue Car, Manic, and Shanghai Ghetto

Modern Love?

Seattle Opera goes contemporary for a moving, if misplaced, Fidelio that offers 19th-century oppression in 21st-century style.

Lucky Star

A six-pointed look at this week's Jewish Film Festival offerings.

Sex and the city

Shakespeare heads downtown in Intiman's latest production.

The big three

It takes some worldly visitors to make a "world class city."

O, Christmas Cheese

These holiday CDs aren't for the lactose-intolerant.

Liebelei

Beginning a Max Ophuls film festival.

Ears Wide Open

Movie soundtracks to live by

Fall arts preview

Classical music picks

The first Third

Seeing a restored Third Man is like seeing it for the first time.

Duly Noted

Two musicians perform the duet of love.

Not-so-simply 'Red'

An instrumental epic strings us along.

SIFF Notes

Late breaking news, and notes from the field on all events SIFF.

More gold than corn

Erich Wolfgang Korngold, composer to the stars.

Plotting Away

A mystery-reading weekend results in two strikes and a hit.