Stranger Things

I Spent Six Days Stalking the Set of Twin Peaks

I was there to take paparazzi shots, but all I got were flesh wounds.

It: Here's That Creepy Clown You Ordered!

Crown Heights Dumbs Down Colin Warner’s Story

Leading a Double Life in Beach Rats

I, Anonymous: Does Anybody Even Read the Recycling Guidelines?

Ann Powers's Good Booty Deeply Probes the Intersection of Race, Sexuality, and Politics in American Music

Staying Mild with Tops

The Québécois Band Talks Positive Breakups and Perfect Pop Songs

Black Belt Eagle Scout's Debut Has Heartbreak and Guitar Solos

Mother of My Children Externalizes Loss with Electrifying Post-Rock

For the Week of September 6

A Math Prodigy Becomes a Writer in an Attempt to Understand His Cousin's Inexplicable Crime

Ben Blum's True-Crime Memoir Ranger Games Looks at What Elite Military Training Does to a Person's Mind

The Ugly Dumpling

Searching for the Best Soup Dumplings Around

Trump's America Is 10 Miles South of Downtown Seattle

How Burien became a microcosm of national politics.

The Detective Who Pulled a Gun on a Motorcyclist Had a History of Road Rage Complaints

The NFL Should Change Its Rules About Players Smoking Pot

I Can Hear You Down There

A short story about apartment living, Saint Mark's Cathedral, and hearing your neighbors having sex.

Person of Interest: Antiquarian Horologist Nico Cox's World of Mechanical Clocks and Automaton Birds

After Hurricane Harvey, Dogs and Cats Find New Homes in Seattle

I Didn't Kill Your Stupid Cat, and I Am Insulted by the Insinuation

The Genius and Generosity of Jim Henson's Work

I Walked into the Exhibit at the Museum of Pop Culture and Started Crying

Anatomy of a Sculpture: A Migrant Story, Carved in Wood

The Best Art Shows in Seattle This Fall

Picks from the Fall 2017 Edition of Seattle Art and Performance

The Best Things To Do in Seattle This Fall

Art, Performance, Jazz, Classical, Opera, Film, Literature, and Festival Picks From The Fall 2017 Edition of Seattle Art and Performance

The Tragedy of The Crucible Is That We Still Need to See The Crucible

Arthur Miller's persecution play feels as relevant in 2017 as it was in 1953. Or 1692.

The Best Theater, Dance, and Comedy Events in Seattle This Fall

Picks from The Fall 2017 Edition of Seattle Art and Performance

The Best Classical Concerts & Operas in Seattle This Fall

Picks from The Fall 2017 Edition of Seattle Art and Performance

The Best Festivals in Seattle This Fall

Picks from The Fall 2017 Edition of Seattle Art and Performance

The Best Readings & Talks in Seattle This Fall

Picks from The Fall 2017 Edition of Seattle Art and Performance

The Best Film Events in Seattle This Fall

Picks from The Fall 2017 Edition of Seattle Art and Performance

The Best Jazz Concerts in Seattle This Fall

Picks from The Fall 2017 Edition of Seattle Art and Performance

Crossword: The Fall

Crossword Answers: The Fall

Turning the Legend of Zelda into a Symphony

With 66 musicians. And a choir of 24 singers. One question: How?