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Putting One of Our Own in (or Near) the White House
Published 7:00am Tuesday, October 21, 2008Whichever side wins in November will have Washington roots to credit. Read more
The young Obamas (Family album)For editors and readers always on prowl for
Published 7:00am Friday, October 17, 2008The young Obamas (Family album)For editors and readers always on prowl for the local angle, here’s a historic presidential footnote in the making: Either the ... Read more
Victory First, Rules Later
Published 7:00am Tuesday, October 14, 2008Thanks to our slow-moving election enforcers, Rossis unlikely to face the music on Buildergate before the vote. Read more
Spring Awakening
Published 7:00am Wednesday, October 8, 2008Franz Wedekind wasnt exactly a hit playwright back in his daythough he might have been one of the more notorious. His 1891 play Spring Awakening ... Read more
Kitsap Color Classic
Published 7:00am Wednesday, October 1, 2008If youre a serious cyclist and tip the scales at around 140 lbs., youll burn more than 1,000 calories pedaling hard for an hour. So ... Read more
REVERBfest 2008
Published 7:00am Wednesday, October 1, 2008Saturday, October 4 Read more
REVERBfest 2008: Ballard Comes Alive!
Published 7:00am Tuesday, September 30, 2008With 64 bands set to perform in a single day, REVERBfest is as big as mortally possible. Read more
Repo Man
Published 7:00am Wednesday, September 24, 2008There are certainly worse ways to spend an evening than driving around with Emilio Estevez and Harry Dean Stanton in this 1984 punk comedy. Not ... Read more
The Sunset Hill pizzeria on the corner of 65th and 32nd is
Published 7:00am Wednesday, September 10, 2008The Sunset Hill pizzeria on the corner of 65th and 32nd is nearly complete.I stopped by this afternoon and talked to one of the architects ... Read more
Milos Formans Formative Films
Published 7:00am Wednesday, September 10, 2008Long before he won Oscars for One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest and Amadeus, Milos Forman was just another struggling film student in a beret. ... Read more
Last we heard from animal rights watchdog Ellen Taft, she was trying
Published 7:00am Tuesday, September 9, 2008Last we heard from animal rights watchdog Ellen Taft, she was trying to stop faux service animals in their tracks. But with another high-profile pit ... Read more
Adjacent, Against, Upon
Published 7:00am Thursday, September 4, 2008Since opening, the Olympic Sculpture Park has somehow eclipsed and subsumed the identity of Myrtle Edwards Park, which was established (with a different name) back ... Read more
But she’s no Scoop JacksonNot that the Left side of the state
Published 7:00am Monday, September 1, 2008But she’s no Scoop JacksonNot that the Left side of the state will be as excited about it as the Right side. But Idaho-born, Alaska-reared ... Read more
Water Music
Published 7:00am Tuesday, August 26, 2008Byron AuYongs collection of story/poems becomes a semi-guerrilla opera. Read more
An Ill-Fated, Dragon-Headed, Slow Boat to China
Published 7:00am Tuesday, August 26, 2008How an eccentric entrepreneur with novel technology, big talk, and the backing of Gary Locke managed to fall short of the Games. Read more
Talisman to Disaster
Published 7:00am Tuesday, August 26, 2008Tim Cross at SOIL. Read more
McKenna Called Out on Controversial Foreclosure Bill
Published 7:00am Tuesday, August 19, 2008The attorney general says he wasnt part of the bills changes. Sen. Weinstein begs to differ. Read more
Do Our Neighbors Share Our Love of Superheroes in Spandex?
Published 7:00am Tuesday, August 5, 2008Dear Mexican, Where I recently started working, Latinos make up about 95 percent of the work force. We are, however, prohibited from speaking Spanish. We ... Read more
Station Break
Published 7:00am Tuesday, July 29, 2008Sound Transit makes a bet on voters' light-rail delusions. Read more
The Stone Angel: Ellen Burstyn overcome by Canadian flashbacks!
Published 7:00am Tuesday, July 22, 2008A stubbornly affecting drama that’s far stronger in its quieter moments, writer-director Kari Skogland’s adaptation of the late Canadian novelist Margaret Laurence’s 1964 novel would ... Read more