THE ARRIVAL OF SANTA CLAUS Crass commercialism and Santa are like blood brothers come December. To celebrate this unholy union,…
Why journey to Addis Ababa to savor the flavors of Ethiopia? Saba takes you there and back again.
Per Shakespeare, some men have greatness thrust upon them, and Marc Levin thinks he’s one of them. To hear the…
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Send listings two weeks in advance to braincity@seattleweekly.com.University of Washington Historical Exhibit A new display at Suzzallo Library showcases UW’s…
If Todai is the future of sushi, kiss your unagi roll goodbye.
Universal Home Ent., $29.98.
If you’re in a New York deli state of mind, Kosher Delight can do you right. There’s something about its…
Feb. 2-8, 2005.
The HP DVD Movie Writer takes home movies into the 21st century.
Send listings two weeks in advance to braincity@seattleweekly.com. Summer College for Seniors International relations, Latin American fiction, and Eastern religion…
Those still mourning the Green Cat, the über-friendly vegetarian hangout replaced in mid-August by this brunch-and-lunch spot, are advised to…
By Jeff Nathan (Clarkson Potter, $32.50).
Send listings two weeks in advance to info@seattleweekly.com. Photo Exhibit Born in Britain, John Dibbs currently resides in Seattle, where…
A year’s worth of addiction, heartbreak, and Sting.
Even vegetarians can have guilty pleasures. In fact, non-meat-eaters can be just as bad to their bodies as their carnivorous…
Mapping out gifts at Metsker.
The sushi bar two floors down from Seattle Weekly‘s office has really come into its own, and it shows during…
Why idleness can sometimes help drudgery make sense.
