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Feb. 4
Print Edition for the week of
Feb. 4 - 10, 2015
Vol. 24, No. 23
Savage Love
What Would You Do?
by Dan Savage
New Column!
Send Us Your Valentines, and We’ll Publish Them—FOR FREE!
Film/TV
Boobs, Booze, and Black People Hair: A
Very
Thorough Review of
Black or White
If You Don’t Like Spoilers, Don’t Read This Review. (If You Don’t Like Kevin Costner, Go Ahead.)
by Ijeoma Oluo
The Best Part of
Jupiter Ascending
Is the Paperwork
The Wachowskis Deliver a Dumb, Pretty, Maddening Mess of a Space Opera
by Paul Constant
Seventh Son
Is the Worst Kind of Fantasy Film
A Checked-Out Julianne Moore and a Kind-of-Fun Jeff Bridges Anchor the Most Forgettable Movie You’ll See This Month
by Paul Constant
Concerning Violence
: A Documentary About the How the Oppressed in Africa Put a Hurt on Their Oppressors
by Charles Mudede
The Duke of Burgundy
: Let's Play Master and Servant
by Kathy Fennessy
Play
: A Movie About Bad Black Boys in Sweden
by Charles Mudede
The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water
: SpongeBob Still Exists. He Shouldn't.
by Denis C. Theriault
I, Anonymous
Zero Stars
by Anonymous
Music
I Tried to Interview Ariel Pink, but I Interviewed Zach Galifianakis Instead
We Also Discussed Nikki Sixx's Soul Patch
by Trent Moorman
My Philosophy
Black History, Black Worth, and Boosie
by Larry Mizell Jr.
The Beautiful, Whole-Note Simplicity of the Great Jeffrey Osborne
They Don’t Make ’Em Like Him Anymore
by Larry Mizell Jr.
Never Heard of 'Em
Throwing Muses
by Anna Minard
The High List: Recommended Events for Stoners
Zulu Throwdown, Improv Music, Chocolate, Booze, and Claymation
by Emily Nokes
Scene and Heard
Music News from the 206 and Beyond
by Dave Segal
The Homosexual Agenda
by Adrian Ryan
Data Breaker
by Dave Segal
Poster of the Week
Poster by Chelsea Wirtz
by Aaron Huffman
Free Will Astrology
For the Week of Feb 4
by Rob Brezsny
Theater
Beyond the Fringe (Festival) with Locally Grown
Low-Tech, Low-Budget, Lo-cal Theater
by Brendan Kiley
Visual Art
Art and Labor Converge in Rodrigo Valenzuela's
Future Ruins
Deconstructing Seattle's Construction Boom
by Charles Mudede
Books
Finally, a Novel About Bigfoot That Really Gets It Right
The Sasquatch Hunter's Almanac
Is Shame-Free Magical Realism
by Paul Constant
Food & Drink
The Unassuming Splendor of Pop Pop Thai Street Food
From Secret Sauces to Rose-Colored Soup, Pop Pop Serves Dishes You Won't Find Anywhere Else in Seattle
by Angela Garbes
Lunchtime
A Menu Full of Turkish Delight
by Paul Constant
Eater's Digest
New Restaurants in Ballard and Capitol Hill, Chef Edouardo Jordan to Open Salare in Ravenna
by Angela Garbes
Features
When a Jury with No Black People on It Puts a Black Man Away for the Rest of His Life
King County Has a Diversity Problem in Its Jury Selection Process, and Lovett Chambers Believes It's the Reason He'll Die in Prison
by Lael Henterly
If a Black Man Kills a White Cop, Can He Ever Get a Fair Death-Penalty Trial?
New Research Suggests That the Jury-Selection Process Results in More Racist Juries
by Sydney Brownstone
My Family's Connection to
Our Town
, One of the Most Misunderstood Plays Ever Written
P.S. Strawberry Theatre Workshop's Production Is the Best I've Ever Seen
by Sean Nelson
News
Everyone in Olympia Has a Pot Plan
But the One Gaining Traction Is Terrible
by Heidi Groover
Officer Cynthia Whitlatch's Conduct Shows SPD Needs Systemic Reform
But Negotiations with the Union Aren't Promising
by Ansel Herz
Last Days
Last Days: The Week in Review
Taciturn Athletes, Rap-Related Fatalities, and a New Addition to the Pantheon of Awesome Seattle Losers
by David Schmader
I Love Television
Looks Good/Won't Be Good
by Wm. Steven Humphrey
Comic
Comic by Seth Goodkind