The week’s local music calendar.
Not your average Saturday morning cartoons.
From 1979 to somewhere in the mid-’80s, me and Mark Smith of the Fall, the second greatest band of the…
It’s a marvelous moment: Danny Meyer, at bat in Cleveland, strikes out swinging. The catcher drops the ball, giving Meyer…
Hairspray provides a musical bridge over John Waters.
Official SIFF awards announced.
Wed Live Music All American Metro Retro at 9 p.m. Baranof Kimball and the Fugitive Combo, Stick Shift Annie 8…
The easy part’s over—now it’s time to come out of the Capitol Hill closet.
What’s in, what’s fresh, what’s cooking.
This is the perfect place to watch a beautiful, sunny afternoon slip away, ideally while sipping some iced coffee from…
Dame Edna, ACT’s The Pillowman, and Belle and Sebastian top our list.
Newspapers take what’s variously called the “flag,” “nameplate,” or “masthead”—the way their names appear atop the front page—very seriously, and…
NPR host Ray Suarez confronts our country’s biggest problem
This inspired downtown space serves art, wine, food
The Planet Project would like to teach the world to speak up.
Eschewing pomo trickery, Paul Auster intentionally repairs a family via chance and coincidence.
What to seeand avoidthis week.
Hero of the Columbia
Different races, same outcome.
Frankly, when my pal Julie recommended I read Rick Marin’s new book, Cad: Confessions of a Toxic Bachelor (Hyperion, $23.95),…
