Also: Cornish Dance Theater and Jarrad Powell & Jessika Kenney
Dancers have a thing about heat. They start the day by warming up, and spend the rest of it trying…
Even in our little town, the sands are always shifting. In an attempt to appear smarter than we really are…
With radio gravitating to the Internet, the old way of doing business appears to be doomed.
Wednesday, Dec. 1Sonny LandrethA laid-back guitarist and singer who made his name as a session musician, the 53-year-old blues guitarist…
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Your heart is in need of the kind of wake-up call your mouth gets when you…
Opens at Guild 45 and Pacific Place, Fri., Aug. 4. Rated R. 101 minutes.
Given mixed reviews at home, U.K. songsmith Ed Harcourt’s latest offers plenty for more patient ears.
Hip-hop supporters get wet, trade names, pledge peace.
Co-written by Tim Firth of Calendar Girls fame/infamy, here comes another allegedly fact-based, timidly titillating Britcom to tickle middlebrow Anglophiles…
Seattle’s rock scene has always been close-knit, so it makes sense that The Stranger would travel afar in search of…
With his new trio, guitarist Bill Frisell explores bluegrass, funk, and garage-rock.
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Hip-hop mixtapes and mutations.
F.W. Murnau’s beautifully photographed 1927 melodrama is one of the last great silents made in Hollywood, but also perhaps the…
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Four second cousins from culture hotbed West Islip, N.Y.—birthplace of Waylon Jennings, Isaac Hayes, and the Fabulous Moolah—World 7 take…
