Print Edition for the week of
Feb. 15 - 21, 2012

Vol. 21, No. 24

Savage Love

New Column!

I, Anonymous

A Dog's Life

Music

Brightening the Corners of Folk Rock

Cate Le Bon on Dead Animals, Pavement, and Not Being Nico

Granted

The Fresh & Onlys' Shayde Sartin

A Heart-to-Heart with Die Antwoord

The Mind-Fucking South African Rappers on Marilyn Manson, Sex with Dolphins, and Being Bewildering

Jazz Cannon

Regina Carter Brings Her Internationally Renowned Violin to Jazz Alley

Up & Coming

Lose your mushroomier alter ego every night this week!

My Philosophy

Fatal Lucciauno, Afrika Bambaataa, and More

Chuckletown, USA

Derek Sheen Talks About Finding Humor in His Personal Hang-ups

Underage

Float Away Friday with Poliça, the Ether Room

Data Breaker

Worthy, AntAcid, 214, Afrika Bambaataa, Mikael Stavöstrand

The Homosexual Agenda

The Red Dress Party and Re-bar's Match Game

Poster of the Week

Poster by Frida Clements

Theater

Multiple Personalities

The German Who Crossdressed Her Way Through WWII and Beyond

Racial Profiling

The Troubles and Triumphs of Oklahoma!

Free Will Astrology

Books

With It You Devalue Still

The Loom of Ruin Is Beach Reading for Rockers

The Road to Salvation

Reverend America Goes Out Looking for Answers

Food & Drink

Bar Exam

So Many Cocktails

Please Pass the Sparkling Wine

A Report from the Communal Table at Belle Clementine

Features

Mass Uprising

The Gay-Marriage Uproar Within the Catholic Church

You May Be Infected Already

But Gauguin & Polynesia at SAM Is the Inoculation You Need

News

The Messy Genius of Rick Santorum

How Blowing the Dog Whistle on Gay Marriage Might Help Him Win Washington State

Sources Say

News from the Pews

Mark Hargrove Is the Dumbest Legislator in Washington State!

(But Congratulations on Making the Cover of The Stranger This Week, Mark!)

Last Days

The Week in Review

Podcasts

Savage Love Episode 279

Suggests

Noir City

Fran Lebowitz: Public Speaking

Southern Kitchen

Joan Rivers

Andrew W.K.

The Lonely Forest with Seattle Rock Orchestra

tEEth

‘Better Than Something: Jay Reatard’

‘Collecting: Art Is a Slippery Slope’