Film Review: ‘You Can See Everything’ Gets Too Close
You Can See Everything is a reflection of its own making. Co-directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, it’s a nearly three-hour documentary about Elizabeth Holmes that struggles under the moral weight of being a three-hour documentary about Elizabeth Holmes. You Can See Everything is basically a chamber drama chronicling the making of You Can See…
See more…
I, Anonymous: Bumper-to-Bummer Traffic
I have noticed a disturbing tendency for cars to leave plenty of space between themselves and the car in front of them when waiting at a red light, as if out of politeness. This is not polite; it is thoughtless. This is absolute disregard for any other cars that might want to get through an…
See more…
Scarecrow Video’s 2026 Psychotronic Challenge: Week Three
Welcome to October! It’s the most wonderful time of the year, when I mitigate my seasonal depression by going all in on gothic literature and horror films. The good people at the world’s best video store, Scarecrow Video, have put together their 2026 Psychotronic Challenge, which contains 31 prompts for a movie each day throughout…
See more…
Ticket Alert: Leon Bridges, Giggly Squad, and More Seattle Events Going On Sale This Week
Ready for a fresh batch of tickets? Smooth soul singer Leon Bridges takes his vibrant record Happiness Anytime on the road next summer. Hannah Berner and Paige DeSorbo keep it real with the Giggly Squadpodcast live tour, covering pop culture and sharing personal anecdotes. Plus, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees Def Leppard and…
See more…
Slog AM: Trump Cancels Live Execution, Zelensky Is Over Trump’s Shit, and Your Ballot Is in the Mail! Vote!
ICE detained a man—breaking his car window in the process—across the street from KapKa Cooperative Elementary School near Woodland Park yesterday. In photos, ICE agents appear to be masked, and at least one of their vehicles appears to have no license plate. Hey Gov. Bob Ferguson, remember when you made it illegal for ICE to…
See more…
Free Will Astrology
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Before Aries-born Maya Angelou became a celebrated author, she was San Francisco’s first Black female streetcar conductor, a calypso dancer, a cook, a journalist in Ghana, and an actress. She didn’t publish her first memoir until she was 41. She spoke six languages and refused to believe that any single identity…
See more…
Seattle Mayor Wilson’s First ‘Periodic Off-Topic’ Media Huddle
A mere 284 days into her tenure, Mayor Katie Wilson sat down with reporters to address a taboo subject: what Seattleites actually want to know. Aside from a bit of FIFA-related bliss, Wilson has had a terrible summer. She’s been under a microscope for not being transparent enough, especially after the Bite of Seattle shooting.…
See more…
ICE Still Outsmarting Washington’s Driver Data Protections
Washington state officials have made it harder for immigration agents to access driving records during deportation raids, but keep getting played by Trump’s deportation goons. That’s according to a new report from the University of Washington Center for Human Rights (UWCHR). The report released Tuesday claims that current Department of Licensing practices still likely violate…
See more…
Pop Loser: Pretty Woman’d at the Curiosity Shop
Welcome back to Pop Loser! This week, Kelly Clarkson feuded with a Brooklyn curiosity shop over an animatronic bird, Britney Spears dropped an unreleased song from Britney, and Mariah Carey saw The Last Supper. I’ll share my go-to album for the fall season. Plus, Halloween came early—the trailer dropped for the new documentary about the…
See more…
Five Films to See at the Seattle Trans Underground Film Festival
The Seattle Trans Underground Film Festival (STUFF) returns this week, proving that independent and trans cinema is not only alive, but thriving. With a variety of features and shorts, it’s the local film festival to attend this week. The fest runs October 15 through the 18 at the Northwest Film Forum (now open all week…
See more…
Slog AM: Woman Raped at UW Fraternity Sues University, Right-Wing Radio Unhappy About Yakima Judge’s Advice for Avoiding ICE, Trump Posts AI Video of Himself Playing With Tiger that Killed UK Man
Yesterday, it was reported that Cornell University suspended frat parties in response to the public’s outrage at its exposed attempt to sweep gang rape allegations under the rug. Today, KIRO reports that “a woman who was raped at a University of Washington fraternity house in 2022” is not only suing the university but also the…
See more…
An American Made an Excellent Japanese Horror Film
David Boyle, the director of the Japanese horror film Never After Dark, is not Japanese. He’s white and American, but he has made films that are either set in Japan or, if set in the US, feature Japanese actors. His latest feature is not only entirely set in Japan but is in Japanese. It also…
See more…Something went wrong. Please refresh the page and/or try again.