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Some Like It Hot
Billy Wilder worked with Marilyn Monroe twice, which is twice as much as most directors could stand her.…
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The Mary Onettes
Swedish bands always seem to get at the heart of music they love and amplify everything great about…
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The Wedding Present
Even though David Gedge of the Wedding Present is the stereotypical definition of a prickly British rocker, hes…
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Afroman
Although hes best known as the voice behind the quasi-cautionary tale Because I Got High that stumbled out…
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Orbiting Serenely Away
Dearest Uptight Seattleite, Can you pleasea explain half-assed art cars? I’m not talking about the ones with blue…
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Dan Bern
Dan Bern has changed since entering the public eye with his serious-minded, minimalist folk. In the late 90s,…
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Shelby Lynne
Shelby Lynnes versatility has always been her greatest gift and exactly what fans have always loved about her.…
Music
The Short List: The Week’s Recommended Shows
The Song Show / Wednesday, April 21 The second episode of the quarterly Song Show (hosted by City…
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Born Anchors
Since the Blood Brothers broke up in 2007, there’s been a tangible shortage of smart, listenable post-punk in…
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Wet Hot American Summer
Its 1981, the last day of the season at Camp Firewood, and everyones trying to get laid. Acquitting…
Eat Drink Toke
Barrio’s “On the Road” with whiskey from Pur Spirits. Photo by Jonas
Barrio’s “On the Road” with whiskey from Pur Spirits. Photo by Jonas Maaloe.Sure, Seattle may have a reputation…
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Langdon Cook
In a region full of mushroom hunters, public-park fruit scavengers, and clam diggers, Langdon Cook is a foragers…
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Wild River
Director Elia Kazan’s s lyrical 1962 evocation of the turbulent 30s has a New Dealer parachute into rural…
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Glenn Rockowitz
Glenn Rockowitz was a 28-year-old stand-up comic in New York, with a wife just two weeks away from…
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World Voices Fiction Tour
Three international novelists read from their work. In Christos Tsiolkas’ debut novel The Slap, Australian suburbanites try to…
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David R. Montgomery
We step in it. We plant flowers in it. Worms live in it. Some children even eat it.…
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Matthew Amster-Burton
When Matthew Amster-Burton, who writes about food for The Seattle Times, Seattle magazine, and Gourmet.com, segued from reviewing…
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Ludovic Morlot
Funny thing about the opening of Beethovens Fifth Symphony: Its one of the most famously assertive and arresting…
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Amelia Reeber
Amelia Reeber has an impeccable alternative dance résumé, performing with Deborah Hay and Pat Graney, co-founding Foot in…
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Tuxes & Tails Gala
Devoted dog ownersand the term excludes Paris Hiltontypically choose to spend their downtime at home rather than attending…