A year’s worth of addiction, heartbreak, and Sting.
Clinton & Me: A Real Life Political Comedy By Mark Katz (Miramax, $22) Mark Katz’s uncle had just handed Michael…
Surviving the ‘miracle’ of assimilation.
Thom Jones becomes winner, evens score with world.
Northwest masters on display.
Danny Wallace, Bruce Murkoff, Elisabeth Robinson, and Mike Sager.
How the symphony’s new tuba player escaped Disney World and gained his dignity.
Blogger-turned-author expands her own dating triumphs, and tears, with new advice for single Seattle women. Point A: Learn how to flirt.
Roxanne Butterfly The renowned tapper is in town to perform with the controlled chaos that is Teatro ZinZanni, but if…
Send listings two weeks in advance to visualarts@seattleweekly.com. Lectures and Events Artist Lecture: Ron Pokrasso A discussion of printing and…
A visit from SoCal’s finest brought everything but their favorite composer.
“After all the stress of getting the new facility built and opened, we thought it would be nice to come…
David Leavitt’s novel revisits the literary world of 1980s Manhattan.
Seattle’s best outdoor drinking spots.
Pro whistler Steve Herbst takes an age-old pastime into prime time.
ACT conjures a comic success.
KEN KELLY Now comfortably ensconced in its new, roomier Pioneer Square home, Howard House celebrates with a solo show of…
One year later, politicians, academics, and artists take stock of what else we’ve lost.
But Seattle’s new opera house isn’t so easy on the eyes.
Critics unleash their hearts—and barbs—on books about l’amour.
