Passport extols the painful joys of travel and the universal search for companionship.
Once a week I try to boost my karma by cooking at Chicken Soup Brigade. I started doing volunteer work…
Also: Patricia Hagen, Electric Six, Africa in America Festival, and William T. Vollmann.
PNB warms the winter darkness.
Wednesday, April 6BlowflyIt may seem odd to proclaim someone a “pioneer” of talking dirty (if that were the case, entire…
When interviewing musicians, it’s always good to have a casual icebreaker. If the chat is being conducted via phone, “How’s…
SEVERAL YEARS AGO, the Rolling Stones played the Oakland Coliseum on their awful Bridges to Babylon tour, and—weirdly—I found myself…
Lectures and Events BENEFIT CONCERT Grammy Award-winning local musician Nancy Rumbel joins storyteller Kathi Lightstone in a benefit for Pomegranate…
Reissues, compilations, box sets, and retrospectives for the holiday season.
Aug. 3-9, 2005
Opens at Varsity and others, Fri., March 10. Rated R. 107 minutes.
Playwright and longtime Seattle resident August Wilson, who died Oct. 2 of cancer at age 60, was remembered at a…
Music Awards showcase draws crowds. Plus: Jane Eaglen, Wedding Singer, House of Blues news.
We thought maybe QT had more to offer than encyclopedic movie references. We were wrong.
The Stills live up to their own moniker.
Prince, “La, La, La Means Eye Love U” (N.P.G./EMI; 1996). R.E.M., “New Test Leper” (Warner Bros.; 1996). “Suikinkutsu Water Chime”…
Like any respectable hack columnist, the Gnome started the new year with a host of resolutions, but these avowals never…
Part two of our guide to this year’s worldly visitors.
Bare Bones As if it wasn’t enough to raise money for a good cause, this fundraiser for the annual Seattle…
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