Issue Archive for the Week of
Oct 21 -
27,
1999
Vol. 9, No. 5
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Celebrity Is Never an Art:
The Beautiful Ones
Record Label Turns to publishing:
Hey Drag City Lit!
A Moment in the Park with Galaxy Craze:
Between Fame and Stuffing Envelopes
Fame! I'm Going to live Forever!:
Portrait of a Really Famous Seattle Writer
To Get Famous, Punch Somebody:
Fight Club Rains Down on Chuck Palahniuk
Bret Easton Ellis:
A Tale of Three Names
Gunther Grass:
How to Act When You Win the Nobel Prize
Close to Stalking:
Transgressing Literature with Mary Gaitskill
News
O, HOLY SPLOTCH:
A Miracle in Ballard
Endgames and Entropy Curves:
Forget the big crash-- Y2K-related problems are likely to be chronic and long term
Tina's Last Stand:
Mayor and Council Make Mincemeat of Podlodowski's Noise Ordinance
Hoodwinked:
Class, Not Race, is the Real Internet Disconnect
Vancouver Vanguard:
Local Teamsters Want the Port of Seattle to Follow Canada's Lead and Get Tough with Trucking Companies
Police Beat:
Husbands and Wives
Music
Postmodern Air Supply:
Wheat Reveal Which Members of Mötley Crüe They'd Want to Be
Can You Hear Street Sounds?:
Hiphop Radio is a Basic Urban Right
Detroit Novelty:
The Go Can Fill out a leather Jacket
Live Sex on Wheels:
Blonde Redhead is One Hot little Engine
Film
David Lynch's G-Rated Masterpiece:
Decent People on the Highway of Life
Pure Cinema:
The Films of François Truffaut
They're Here and They're Queer:
Lesbian and Gay Film Fest is Out & Does Itself Proud
Ringside Bed-Stuy:
Life on the Ropes
A New Type of Pain:
Body Shots Bites
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