On ‘Tether,’ the mutant pop duo tackles the service industry, Frappuccinos, and a commodified Seattle.
Be sad with The Weeknd, see ‘Alice in Wonderland’ adapted as burlesque dance, and much more.
Three wacky adventures with Seattle’s favorite socialist.
A Q&A with Asad Haider, founding editor of Viewpoint Magazine, on an ideology fracturing the left.
The well-cultured man owns a single pair of boots.
From Toto’s Africa on an Africa picturedisc to Prince’s “Batdance,” we present the best of the weird.
Academic music types will gather to chat about house music, tunes in the Reagan and Obama eras, and more.
‘Water & Salt’ is a book that spans the globe, from Seattle to Jordan and back again.
The duo behind Re-bar’s outlandish video mash-ups gives us a personal screening.
Ben Wheatley’s latest strips the action genre of all but its violent core.
Flitting between WWII Japan and the present-day U.S., the play connects the dots of a sterotype.
Ballet meets Broadway.
‘Seattle Walks’ outlines 17 walkable routes that reveal segments of this city’s past.
March for science, check out a super-heavy Bulgarian folk choir, and much more.
At Gallery4Culture, three artists realize Seattle’s real-estate nightmare.
The bull’s out of the pen! Taurus charges ahead while Pluto turns retrograde and planets switch signs.
In the early 1900’s, an eerie Olalla, WA quack doctor’s starvation diets killed countless believers.
Hey that band you like is coming to town!
See Of Montreal (twice), catch a battle of the beats, heal the “ideological divide” and more.
If artists truly hope to resist Trumpism, they must confront the ways they’re already failing.
