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Slog PM: Concrete Strike Collapses, New Omicron Variant Drops, and the Academy Bans Will Smith from the Oscars

by Rich Smith

The Future Looks Bright for Washington Filmmakers

The Stranger chats with Seattle filmmaker Megan Griffiths about her new film, Washington state's surged-up film incentives, and Lynn Shelton.

by Chase Hutchinson

What's the Deal with City Hall Park?

Or should we call it County Hall Park?

by Hannah Krieg

This Week in Worker Conquests: Biden Calls Out Amazon, Starbucks Claims to Be “Assaulted” by Unions, and NLRB Petitions Are Up 57%

by Conor Kelley

Seattle Portland Sticker Patrol: A Mark Ruffalo Moment

by Jas Keimig

The Only Way to Solve Homelessness Is to Build More Homes

by Ron Davis

Sofia Coppola’s and Gregg Araki’s Missing TV Shows Are Totally Awesome

by Chase Burns, Jas Keimig and Matt Baume

Local Dad Builds Skate Ramp in His Backyard, Makes a Graphic Novel About It

It's not just about the ramp—Brett Hamil's Sk8 Dad Summer is also about fatherhood, rebellion, and what it means to land a trick.

by Jas Keimig

A Decadent Tip for Eating at Hattie's Hat

Bring a hair tie cuz this one's sloppy.

by Meg van Huygen

Everything Everywhere All at Once Review: You Will Remember Where You Were When You First Saw It

by Matt Baume

The Best New Music to Hit My Inbox This Week

Vanessa Bedoret's “Viper,” Grandbaby's “Congo Solar” & More

by Dave Segal

Bar Miriam Sets a High... Bar for the Quintessential Neighborhood Hangout Spot

by Meg van Huygen

Will Seattle’s Next Growth Plan Create a “City Within Reach,” or More of the Same Old Crap?

by Andrew Engelson

Dimitriou's Jazz Alley Was a World-Class Institution Long Before Seattle Became a World-Class City

Here are three major shows happening at Jazz Alley in April.

by Charles Mudede

Memoria Is All About Cinematic Vibes

Seattle has a rare chance to catch these vibes this April.

by Chase Hutchinson

Here’s What Amazon Did to Get Rejected from This Year’s Pride March

Seattle Pride will now institute new minimum standards for Pride sponsors.

by Matt Baume

Washington State Democrats Expect Their Majorities to Shrink This Year, but by How Much?

The spectrum runs from Modest Shrinkage to Red Wave Armageddon.

by Rich Smith

New Games This Month: A Cat Cafe, Spinning Puzzles, and Adventures in the Snow

by Matt Baume