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Arts & Culture
The Usual Suspects
From 1995, The Usual Suspects is cunning entertainment. The story of five felons who become a top-flight crew…
September 21, 2010
Arts & Culture
This 2008 comedythe third in Neil LaButes trilogy on looksis even more
This 2008 comedythe third in Neil LaButes trilogy on looksis even more vicious than its predecessor, Fat Pig.…
September 21, 2010
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The Glass Menagerie
Tennessee Williams loved to write a dramatic Southern belle, and one of his first, Amanda, the matriarch of…
September 21, 2010
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The Princess Bride
From 1987, Rob Reiners charming PG-rated adaptation of the classic William Goldman childrens tale The Princess Bride is…
September 21, 2010
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Eric Lane Barnes has put together a show thats surprisingly terrific, if
Eric Lane Barnes has put together a show thats surprisingly terrific, if a little rough. His story revolves…
September 21, 2010
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Boogie Nights
Paul Thomas Anderson’s Boogie Nights (1997) begins in 1978, when the new sexuality has hardened and been commodified…
September 21, 2010
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Seattle AIDS Walk
A five kilometer loop begins and ends in Volunteer Park, giving philanthropists/pedestrians a grand tour of Capitol Hill.…
September 18, 2010
Arts & Culture
Beard Papa’s Cream Puff Munch-Off
Have you spent your life waiting for an eating competition that involves musically talented, heavily bearded men ferociously…
September 17, 2010
Arts & Culture
Isabel Wilkerson
Because we never grew cotton in this state, because we were admitted to the union 27 years after…
September 17, 2010
Arts & Culture
In the Heights
You wont leave In the Heights, the touring 2008 Tony-winner for Best Musical, humming any of composer/lyricist Lin-Manuel…
September 17, 2010
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New Beginnings
Shawn Michael and Lauryn Grinnell are both popular salonists at Queen Annes plush Intermezzo. (Grinnells even done Lady…
September 17, 2010
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Director’s Choice
PNB audiences last year adored Jiri Kylians Petit Mort (1991), from its salacious title to its dead sexy…
September 17, 2010
Arts & Culture
Arboring Film
To celebrate its 15th anniversary, Northwest Film Forum is screening 15 titles its helped birth. Beginning the Arboring…
September 17, 2010
Arts & Culture
Duwamish Alive!
Come down to Seattle’s forgotten south end river to help clear trash, make new friends, and discover a…
September 17, 2010
Arts & Culture
Grand Illusion “Casablanca” Fundraiser
The Nazis are winning. Europe is in disarray. Freedom is in retreat. Exiles and refugees are streaming into…
September 17, 2010
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Richard Lewis
Nobody pisses off Larry David like his longtime BFF Richard Lewis. The two met as 12-year-olds at a…
September 17, 2010
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Koren Zailckas
Following the publication of her critically acclaimed 2005 memoir of drunkenness, Smashed, Koren Zailckas is sober, successful, and…
September 16, 2010
Arts & Culture
Scissor Sisters
Night Work, the third album from New Yorks Scissor Sisters (the inimitably colorful quintet Jake Shears, Ana Matronic,…
September 15, 2010
Arts & Culture
Lyfe Jennings
While spending just over a decade in prison for arson, Lyfe Jennings picked up a guitar and found…
September 15, 2010
Arts & Culture
Riverboat Gamblers
In the culinary world, finding that perfect balance of subtle sweetness and fiery spiciness takes years of practice…
September 15, 2010
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