Print Edition for the week of
Oct. 15 - 21, 2014

Polyproblema

Returning Column!

One Hulk’s Opinion

Finding a Good Roommate Is Hard

Stations of the Elevated: Earshot Jazz Festival Features a Beautiful Documentary Scored by Charles Mingus

A Documentary That Fawns Over a Podcaster

Dan Harmon Is a Cruel Drunk

Fury Can't Decide if Killing Nazis Is a Metaphor or Not

Brad Pitt's World War II Tank Movie Is Tense, but Not Quite Smart Enough

Fishing Without Nets: Yet Another Film About Africans Going Apeshit with Machine Guns

Africa Is for AK-47 Rifles

Rudderless: Sad Dad Times and Punk Rock

Social Justice Film Festival

Scene and Heard

Music News from the 206 and Beyond

Prince's Excellent New Album (and Other New Album)

Upper-Echelon Groove Trumps Perfunctory Rock in the Double Return of the King

Album Reviews

New Releases from Earth, Mecca Normal, and Kane West

Data Breaker

Sharlese Metcalf, Northwest Audio Authority

KEXP's Audioasis Host Discusses Her Favorite Music and Tries to Work it Out With Her Dysfunctional Cat

The Homosexual Agenda

Poster of the Week

My Philosophy

The '90s Will Never Die, We Should Be So Lucky

Jinkx Monsoon Gets Out the Razors for The Vaudevillians

Amy O'Neal Choreographs Seattle B-Boy Legends in Opposing Forces

For the Week of Oct 15

Ann Hamilton Fills the Henry with Scans of Dead Animals

Katha Pollitt's Pro Unveils the Secret Agenda Behind Anti-Abortion Activists

Lena Dunham Just Wants to Help You

Lunchtime!

Giving Lunch Some Respect

The View at À La Bonne Franquette Is Amazing

And the Food at Mount Baker's Favorite Bistro Is Pretty Good, Too

Bill the Butcher Closes, Grim's Gets Bought, and Single Shot Opens

This Week's Eater's Digest

Shift Drink

Drinking Fun Shots at Re:public

Wally Shoup

Decades Cover Night

Zombies: Oh, Die Already!

Comic by Elaine Lin

Kelley and the King

Instant History for Forgetful Stoners

The Week in Review

Celebri-Days

The Week in Famousness