French radical cinema reaches the end of the road.
Humans tame another stray killer whale.
An interview with the New Pornographers’ Carl Newman.
Just south of the town of St. Emilion in Bordeaux, 18 acres of vines spill down the southeast-facing slope of…
As the mayor still endeavors to wipe the twin eggs of the $9 million WTO and the embarrassing cancellation of…
From Unocal to United for Seattle’s Jack Creighton—with the Taliban between.
There’s a great song by a great band that includes a great lyric about mirrors behind bars. “I can’t stand…
Read enough about Alexie, Raban, Guterson, and Robbins? Beyond the usual suspects, the Northwest has a diverse array of authors working in all quarters and genres.
Arts & Entertainment
Matt Houston used to work in the tech industry; now he designs clothes for those who still do.
The Viaduct Killer
Big-city screenwriter learns small-town lessons.
PATRICIA BARKER GALA
I loathe Valentine’s Day. Whether I’m smitten or not, it always sucks. The last one I can even recall was…
What’s your take on the man who dwells on past relationships? I used to think it was a good sign…
The legendary Arthur Lee on life, Love, Hendrix, and Tom Hanks’ forehead.
Neat. The title of this column is pretty literal this week. Well, actually, not so neat for all the folks…
Before Prohibition, almost any self-respecting cocktail called for the addition of bitters, an alcoholic extract of herbs, roots, or other…
Maybe the gloomy weather much of the year makes Seattleites so fond of bourbon and other brown spirits. However, even…
Send listings two weeks in advance to visualarts@seattleweekly.com Lectures and Events Art Without Limits A teen-run collaboration of visual art…
