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Xmas Pops Sing-Along
The best pop stars know how to turn on the charm for the holidays. No one does Santa…
December 22, 2009
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December 20, 2009
Arts & Culture
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road Cover Night
Every year, Andrew McKeag, guitarist for Presidents of the United States, puts together a holiday benefit show that…
December 16, 2009
Arts & Culture
The Classic Crime
The Classic Crime is a band that straddles an interesting thematic line their catalog of songs strikes…
December 16, 2009
Arts & Culture
The Yes Men
The premise of this 2004 film is simple: The emperors of our ageDubya and the World Trade Organization…
December 16, 2009
Arts & Culture
Elf
In the surprise 2003 Christmas hit Elf, Will Ferrell embraces the cutesy confection of its plot. Santa Claus…
December 16, 2009
Arts & Culture
LAKE
Restraint is a powerful, often overlooked instrument in the musicians toolkit. It lends possibility, intimacy, and, paradoxically, a…
December 16, 2009
News
Should We Fear the Impending Europeanization?
Dear Uptight Seattleite, Oh great arbiter, what’s the proper attitude to take toward belly dancers? Karl in Kent…
December 16, 2009
Arts & Culture
Cruisin’ the Fossil Freeway
The good thing about massive species extinction is all the cool bones left behind, as Denver paleontologist Kirk…
December 16, 2009
Arts & Culture
Burn After Reading
The Coen brothers’ 2008 comedy opens with a satellite’s eye view of the Earth (or Google Earth), then…
December 16, 2009
Arts & Culture
Kerry Colburn
The prospect of family visits, shopping, and planning holiday events can be overwhelming this time of the year,…
December 16, 2009
Arts & Culture
Gladiators Eat Fire
Located somewhere along the noisy, experimental continuum that stretches from the Blood Brothers to Future of the Left,…
December 16, 2009
Arts & Culture
Auntie Mame
Assuring readers it wasnt a memoir, Patrick Dennis nevertheless wrote a character named Patrick Dennis into his 1955…
December 16, 2009
Music
The Short List: The Weeks Recommended Shows
The Globes ~ Wednesday, December 16 The Globes, from Spokane, are way up there on the list of…
December 16, 2009
Arts & Culture
New York Rifles
When Portland-based band leader Scott Young was stumped trying to name his new garage rock project, Dandy Warhols…
December 16, 2009
Arts & Culture
The Weekly Wire: The Weeks Notable Events
WEDNESDAY 12/16 Books: Messenger in a Bottle Two decades after his death in Port Angeles, Raymond Carver (1938–88)…
December 15, 2009
Arts & Culture
Julie Blackmon, Faryn Davis, and Eva Sköld Westerlind
These three female artists work in very different yet similarly appealing styles. The bright domestic photographic tableaux of…
December 11, 2009
Arts & Culture
Imogen Cunningham
Raised in Seattle and educated at the UW, Imogen Cunningham (1883-1976) wasnt just a pioneering female photographer, but…
December 11, 2009
Arts & Culture
The There
This ongoing winter group show seeks to bring the outdoors indoors. Among 10 local artists featured, Patte Loper…
December 11, 2009
Arts & Culture
Carol Sklenicka
Two decades after his death in Port Angeles, Raymond Carver (1938-1988) is being reassessed with his unabridged, original…
December 10, 2009
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