Thirty years ago in Seattle Weekly.
Where would action cinema be without Dashiell Hammett?
They say that it’s your generous impulses that get you in the most trouble. You don’t need to tell that…
What kind of business routinely ships its product knowing that between 3 percent and 5 percent of the items are…
Does “Superflat” show a culture at the breaking point?
Cheese, please
A tasting menu from Scott Carsberg of Lampreia
By Scott Carsberg and Hillel Cooperman
(tastingmenu.com, free)
Boneheads gather as Kennewick man comes to town.
The Frye looks ahead for figures.
Psst! Hey, bud! C’mere! Listen up: Have I got a deal for you! All you got to do is give…
For such a modish venue, it’s odd that the Zig Zag hasn’t had a happy hour until recently, and fitting…
Thirty years ago in Seattle Weekly.
Fresh from electoral triumph, a new and slightly scary Governor Gary.
Klipsun Vineyard’s Patricia Gelles makes waves in a man’s business.
There are two basic kinds of winemakers— barnacles and floaters. Extreme barnacles are so attached to a particular set of…
The WTO is dead in the water, but don’t count it out just yet.
Some artists with deep Seattle roots are getting the kind of attention elsewhere which the if-they-live-here-they-can’t-be-any-good syndrome prevents them from…
To judge from the Seattle Symphony press release, the new three-year contract with its players signed June 24 was the…
Scientists slam the Burke as they make their bid for Kennewick man’s bones.
The maverick
