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Shut Up and Take My Money is a weekly feature about coveting
Published 8:00am Monday, November 26, 2012Shut Up and Take My Money is a weekly feature about coveting the coolest, if not the most practical, gadgets and designs on the web–the ... Read more
The Weekly Wire: This Week’s Recommended Events
Published 8:00am Tuesday, November 20, 2012FRIDAY 11/23 Film: A Tale of Two Novaks With the biopic Hitchcock opening next week, now’s the perfect time to revisit his 1958 masterpiece Vertigo, which ... Read more
This Week’s Recommended Shows
Published 8:00am Tuesday, November 20, 2012From Reignwolf to Glen Campbell. Read more
Rewriting Pot Legalization
Published 8:00am Tuesday, November 20, 2012Lawmakers are already talking about changing I-502. Read more
Tall Tales in South Lake Union
Published 8:00am Tuesday, November 20, 2012Promises of affordable housing have the whiff of sandwich meat. Read more
Cedar Grove: Reduce, Reuse, Revolting
Published 8:00am Tuesday, November 20, 2012The problem with compost? It smells like garbage, especially in Marysville. Read more
Mayor Mike McGinn is selling his proposal for a vastly taller South
Published 8:00am Friday, November 16, 2012Mayor Mike McGinn is selling his proposal for a vastly taller South Lake Union with the lure of affordable housing. Under the plan, aired at ... Read more
Does anybody think that the passage of I-502 is the last word
Published 8:00am Thursday, November 15, 2012Does anybody think that the passage of I-502 is the last word on marijuana policy in this state? If so, think again. *See also:What’s Next ... Read more
Hype!
Published 8:00am Thursday, November 15, 2012Back in 1996, Doug Pray’s raucous, lively grunge documentary Hype! won the Golden Space Needle Award at SIFF. Many years later, we can appreciate that ... Read more
Sleeping With Siri
Published 8:00am Tuesday, November 13, 2012What would life be like without technology, especially after a week spent gorging on it? Read more
Seven Nights of Music
Published 8:00am Tuesday, November 13, 2012Beat Connection, The Coup, Rats in the Grass, and more. Read more
“What are we allowed to expect from a pop star anymore? How
Published 8:00am Thursday, November 8, 2012“What are we allowed to expect from a pop star anymore? How many costume changes does a pop star need before we grab their shoulders ... Read more
Unlike most of my Seattle Weekly brethren who were out partying like
Published 8:00am Wednesday, November 7, 2012Unlike most of my Seattle Weekly brethren who were out partying like a reanimated John Belushi in the streets of Seattle last night, yours truly ... Read more
Get ready to light up, Washington state! Marijuana legalization Initiative 502 is
Published 8:00am Tuesday, November 6, 2012Get ready to light up, Washington state! Marijuana legalization Initiative 502 is well on the road to passing. *See Also: Pot MamaTonight’s initial election returns ... Read more
Obama & Romney’s Country-Club Sopranos
Published 7:00am Tuesday, October 30, 2012American banks are on a massive crime spree. The Presidential candidates hope you won't notice. Read more
The Month Ahead
Published 7:00am Tuesday, October 30, 2012A show for every night in November. Read more
Seattle Weekly Loves Google
Published 7:00am Tuesday, October 23, 2012In a nod to The Seattle Times, we came up with a free ad of our own. Read more
Seven Nights of Shows
Published 7:00am Tuesday, October 23, 2012WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24 Army Navy Justin Kennedy, the frontman of this Los Angeles–based rock group, is a former bandmate of Ben Gibbard; the pair played ... Read more
The Weekly Wire: This Week’s Recommended Events
Published 7:00am Tuesday, October 23, 2012THURSDAY 10/25 Visual Arts: Weaving for Dollars The theme for this year’s BAM Biennial is “High Fiber Diet,” meaning all manner of yarn, fabrics, upholstery, embroidery, ... Read more
Ludovic Morlot, the Seattle Symphony’s chief innovator.Informality, accessibility, openness, a sense of
Published 7:00am Monday, October 22, 2012Ludovic Morlot, the Seattle Symphony’s chief innovator.Informality, accessibility, openness, a sense of welcoming–these are virtues when it comes to the public presentation of art, and ... Read more