Print Edition for the week of
Apr. 22 - 28, 2004
Vol. 13, No. 32
Savage Love
New Column!
Film/TV
Strangers with Candy
Two Euro Thrillers Take On Kidnapping
On Screen
Chicks on Flicks
I, Anonymous
Music
Tour de Force
Kraftwerk's Well-Oiled Machinery
White Shadows
Kraftwerk: The Fatherland of Hiphop
History of Great Hooks
The Roots of stellastarr*'s Propulsive Sound
Nice to Know You
Mike Viola's Big Squeeze
Beats 'n' Brains
Scream Club's Riot Grrrl Hiphop
Live Wire
Lost and Found
Some Candy Talking
Head On
Beatseeking Missives
Savath & Savalas
Underage
Suffering and the Hideous Thieves
Classical, Jazz, & Avant
Lang Lang & Petrushka
Theater
Visual Art
Books
Why Didn't I Ever
A Belated Review, an Apology, and an Homage to Why Did I Ever by Mary Robison ($23, Counterpoint, $7 on the Remainder Table)
Food & Drink
News
101 Favorite Restrooms
Showcase 2004
Town & Country
It takes a special sort of person to bring people together across the vast cultural divide that is Lake Washington. Give George W. Bush his due. He really is a uniter, not a divider.
Take Me to Your Leader
Lacking Leadership, Gay Rights Groups Waste Valuable Time
There's a Dubya in 'Weekly'
Seattle Weekly Parent Company Is on Bush's All-Time Top Supporter List
Calling All Contenders
Neighborhoods Rally the Troops Against Popular Incumbent Nickels
Position of Strength?
Gregoire Holds Commanding Lead in Gubernatorial Race, but Support Is Soft
Comic
I Love Television
Last Days
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