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Reel Rock Film Tour

Published 7:00am Wednesday, October 15, 2008

It’s swing season for Northwest climbers: Rain, fall weather, and short days mean that most routes are being done close to the car bumper at ... Read more

Sara Bareilles

Published 7:00am Wednesday, October 15, 2008

Sara Bareilles’ current single, “Bottle It Up,” opens with the line, “There’ll be girls across the nation that will eat this up.” And she knows ... Read more

Victory First, Rules Later

Published 7:00am Tuesday, October 14, 2008

Thanks to our slow-moving election enforcers, Rossi’s unlikely to face the music on “Buildergate” before the vote. Read more

The Way We Elect Judges Is a Sham

Published 7:00am Tuesday, October 14, 2008

It’s time we learned more about these be-robed candidates. Read more

Sarah Vowell

Published 7:00am Monday, October 13, 2008

All the time we spend on sex and entertainment, the 17th-century settlers of the Massachusetts Bay Colony spent writing, and Sarah Vowell has drawn heavily ... Read more

The Godfather

Published 7:00am Wednesday, October 8, 2008

The best movie opening this weekend is 36 years old. Completely restored for its multi-disc DVD box-set release (Paramount, $72.99), Francis Ford Coppola’s Oscar-winning The ... Read more

Art Spiegelman

Published 7:00am Wednesday, October 8, 2008

With a Pulitzer Prize behind him for Maus, and the trauma of 9/11 transformed into In the Shadow of No Towers, what horrifying subject does ... Read more

Bellevue Philharmonic

Published 7:00am Wednesday, October 1, 2008

It would have been easy enough for cellist Matt Haimovitz, a child prodigy who began to concertize and record in his early teens, to stick ... Read more

Photos by Adriana GrantBus Stop, an easygoing Capitol Hill bar that had

Published 7:00am Wednesday, October 1, 2008

Photos by Adriana GrantBus Stop, an easygoing Capitol Hill bar that had stood on the now demolished 500 block of East Pine Street, will rise ... Read more

Arctic Wings: Miracle of Migration

Published 7:00am Wednesday, October 1, 2008

Sarah Palin must not have many bird houses in the backyard of her Alaska governor’s mansion. After all, the veep nominee is all about drilling ... Read more

All Tharp

Published 7:00am Wednesday, October 1, 2008

If her “All Tharp” program that PNB doesn’t quite run the gamut of Twyla Tharp’s repertoire, but that’s only because it would take many more ... Read more

PICK A Girl Cut in Two: Claude Chabrol Isn’t Done With Adultery and Murder

Published 7:00am Tuesday, September 30, 2008

Claude Chabrol, who should soon be shooting his 70th feature, is at once wildly prolific and utterly faithful—at least to the conventions of the commercial ... Read more

This is good news, but will only really be good enough for

Published 7:00am Monday, September 29, 2008

This is good news, but will only really be good enough for West Seattleites if, by the time the viaduct is torn down (2012), full-scale ... Read more

Fired Up, Ready to Wear

Published 7:00am Wednesday, September 24, 2008

Sure, Barack Obama got 500,000 new donors into the game last month alone, but it still feels like you’ve got to cough up a lot ... Read more

David Entrikin: Outsiders

Published 7:00am Wednesday, September 24, 2008

David Entrikin’s hobby is photography. And his subject matter—the homeless—is so often photographed by pros that supermodels must be getting jealous. Forgive me, then, that ... Read more

Whose Live Anyway

Published 7:00am Wednesday, September 24, 2008

The American version of the hit British improv show Whose Line Is It Anyway? left TV two years ago. While the Whose Live Anyway comedy ... Read more

State by State

Published 7:00am Wednesday, September 24, 2008

With Sleater-Kinney on hiatus, possibly forever, Carrie Brownstein has been cultivating her writing career down in Portland. She’s one of 50 contributors to State by ... Read more

Local History, and the World’s Biggest Jackass

Published 7:00am Tuesday, September 23, 2008

Dear Uptight Seattleite, You’re old enough, you must remember when we used to sit in people’s living rooms and watch their slide shows. God, what ... Read more

Dexter Filkins

Published 7:00am Friday, September 19, 2008

New York Times war correspondent Dexter Filkins worries that he killed a guy, a U.S. soldier in Iraq, whom he encouraged—with the rest of the ... Read more

Josh Blue

Published 7:00am Friday, September 19, 2008

Josh Blue stood out on NBC’s reality show Last Comic Standing because a) he had cerebral palsy, and b) he constantly drew on his illness ... Read more