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Mar. 1
Print Edition for the week of
Mar. 1 - 7, 2017
Vol. 26, No. 27
Illustration by Keith Negley
Savage Love
Come Now
by Dan Savage
Film/TV
The Most Unforgettable Oscars in the History of the Human Race
A Climactic Mix-Up Leads to a Well-Deserved Win
by Charles Mudede
Logan
Isn't Just a Great Superhero Movie, It's a Great Movie
by Erik Henriksen
Legion
Might Be Long-Term Relationship Material
by Ned Lannamann
Cats Exalted in Turkish Film
Kedi
by Kathy Fennessy
Wedding Bashers: Anna Kendrick Makes
Table 19
Mildly Amusing
by Jenni Moore
I, Anonymous
I, Anonymous: Post Pot
by Anonymous
Music
Why Eric Elbogen Is Saying Bye to His Band, Say Hi
by Dave Segal
Bands I Pretended to Like for Boys. Part Ten: The War on Drugs
by Kathleen Tarrant
LVL UP Wear Their 1990s Indie Rock Influences on Their Sleeve
by Ben Salmon
Record Review: Moon Duo Build a Psychedelic Temple on
Occult Architecture Vol. 1
by Chris Sutton
Free Will Astrology
For the Week of March 1
by Rob Brezsny
Theater
Monologues Take Center Stage in
Three Americans
and
Well
by Rich Smith
Books
Poet Morgan Parker Explores the Facets of Black Womanhood in
There Are More Beautiful Things Than Beyonc
é
by Rich Smith
Features
Looking to Understand the Mind of Steve Bannon? Watch His Documentaries
by Sean Nelson
One Day at a Time
by Ann Romano
News
Are Those New Surcharges on Your Receipts Politically Motivated?
by Ana Sofia Knauf
Person of Interest
Person of Interest: Savannah Sly
A Sex Workers' Rights Activist Gives the Side-Eye to Local Lawmakers
by Sydney Brownstone
Weed
High Society: Five Women, Five Weed Suppositories, One Sparkly Night
by David Schmader
Open City
The Incredible Hulk Holds a Town Hall
by The Incredible Hulk
Odd Babes Bring Woke Comedy to Seattle's Stages
by Ana Sofia Knauf
Art and Performance Spring 2017
When Lusting for a Young Woman Doesn't Work, Write an Opera
How composer Leos Janacek's obsession with a 25-year-old woman (when he was in his 60s) renewed his creativity and inspired
Katya Kabanova.
by Trisha Ready
Neil Gaiman Has Been Thinking a Lot About the End of the World Lately
A Conversation with the Science Fiction and Fantasy Author About His Seattle Past, the Future of America, and the Norse Apocalypse
by Matt Baume
Anatomy of a Drawing: Jim Woodring
How a Dream Becomes a Drawing
by Amber Cortes
The Understated Pop Brilliance of a 5th Avenue Theatre Director
Bill Berry has a reputation for coaxing funny performances out of actors. How does he do that?
by Christopher Frizzelle
Trivia Fun Time! How Well Do You Know Orlando?
As UW Drama Stages an Adaptation of Orlando, It's Time to Test Your Knowledge of Orlando Trivia!
by Stranger Staff