KNIFE IN THE WATER, Red River (Overcoat)—Texas’ peculiar musical patchwork encompasses country, blues, punk, and psychedelic rock, styles ill-suited for…
Did the school district ignore teachers’ charges during its investigation of a controversial West Seattle principal?
After 150 years, the last ‘shot’ results in a verdict we can live with.
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Send listings two weeks in advance to visualarts@seattleweekly.com. Lectures and Events Artist Lecture: Mary Randlett The Seattle photographer got her…
Microsoft built the most popular gaming site on the Web despite itself.
As regular readers of this column know, writing about stupid Amazon tricks is just about a full-time job. But lately…
More multiculturalist than conqueror, Oliver Stone’s Alexander the Great puts vision ahead of victory. Be warned: It’s a long march through Asia.
A Serbian dissenter recalls his time in Belgrade during the NATO bombing.
Researchers wonder whether same-sex couples are up to the commitment.
A RESEARCH GROUP at Seattle’s Veterans Hospital announced last week that it had identified a drug to treat a medical…
Seattle Weekly scribes select the year’s best records.
Sorting through the chaos of health-news reporting.
Seattle-based Born magazine is an online crucible where visual artists, writers, and computer programmers cross-pollinate their talents. Sometimes it works,…
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Hell-raising Democrat Deborah Senn wants to kick Slade Gorton out of the Senate. Why isn’t her own party behind her?
The editorialists at Seattle’s dailies are all atwitter over recommendations, issued last week by a coalition of Seattle business community…
No pressure here. Plugged into a live polygraph, Don Hennick listens to questions whose wrong answers could merely mean the…
Despite troubled times, an Oregon winemaker comes up trumps.
Magnum photographers bickered, obsessed, and captured the images of a half-century.
