Print Edition for the week of
Apr. 14 - 20, 2005
Vol. 14, No. 31
Savage Love
New Column!
Film/TV
Chinatown Is the Greatest Film of All Time
Polanski and Towne's Masterpiece Turns 31
Hell Is for Children
'Turtles Can Fly' Feels Like the End of the World
Blow Up
Vote for Pope
I, Anonymous
Music
Desert Storm
Queens of the Stone Age's New Lullaby
Glacial Pacing
Asva's Steady Metal Shifts
The Breakup Bounty
The Wedding Present Play It Close to the Heart
UNDERAGE
AT THE L.A.B.
Beatseaking Missives
Bruno Pronsato & splinters
Live Wire
Naughty Bits and Big Hitters
My Philosophy
Hiphop Ya Don't Stop
CLASSICAL, JAZZ & AVANT
OF MUSIC AND MEN
Border Radio
Roots & Americana
Theater
On Stage
Fabric Cocoons, an Orange Prison Jumpsuit, and Stoned Boys in a Mall
Theater News
Binders and Blood
Visual Art
Black Is Beautiful
Chakaia Booker's Rubber Soul
Books
Everything Is Obliterated
Jonathan Safran Foer's Inventive (and Hated) New Novel
Food & Drink
Sexy, Sexy, Sexy!
Crush Makes You Want It
Bigger Is Better
Quick and Skimpy Burrito Takeout
News
Band of the Rising Sun
On a trip that could've been scripted for a Hollywood blockbuster, breakout Seattle septet U.S.E trigger mass mania in Japan.
Hot Town
The Third Annua lSeattle Erotic Art Festival
Othello, the Tragedy
Mayor Nickels Delivers Political Charm but Little Else to Neighborhood Rocked by Recent Murder
Republican Fink
Blame this Eastside GOP "Moderate" if Gay Rights Bill Dies
In The Hall
Like Gangbusters
Counter Intel
Pressing Appointments
Sound Bite
Fatal Blow
Math Problem
State Treasurer Sounds Alarm on Monorail Finances
Police Beat
A Force of Nature
Bad Vibrations
'Seattle Weekly' Cuts Toys in Babeland Ad
Comic
Control Tower
Celebrity I Saw U
I Love Television
Last Days
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