Print Edition for the week of
Mar. 18 - 25, 2015

Loving Couples

Why Won't You Accept My Ello Invite?

Seriously. Why Won't You?

How a Misunderstood True Story Involving Fargo Came to Be a Seattle Cinematographer's Best Work Yet

Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter's Beautiful, Doomed Search for a Glimpse of the Stars

BAM! + KA-POW! + AARP = The Gunman

Ethan Hawke Directed Seymour: An Introduction, a Film That's Actually Charming

The Wrecking Crew Is an Excellent Doc About Session Musicians Everyone Has Heard but Nobody Knows

Things Get Emo in Insurgent

After Watching It Follows, You'll Feel Like You're Being Followed

No, I Won't Call the Cops for You

Chastity Belt Get Serious on Time to Go Home

A Brilliant, Slow Second Album Confounds Party-Band Expectations

The Complicated Relationships of Shannon Perry

Gazebos Singer Comes Clean About Her Many Obsessions

The World Is Falling Apart, Raz Simone Is Blowing Up

The Former Singer of Tit Pig Bought NFL Hall of Famer Vince Lombardi’s Sweater at a Goodwill for 58 Cents and Sold It for $43,020

But He Still Hates Macklemore

The Homosexual Agenda

Gay Uncles, Bug Chasers, and a New Show from Good Ol' Dina Martina

Data Breaker

A Triumvirate of Chicago Tech-House DJs Hits Seattle

The High List: Recommended Events for Stoners

Felt-a-Thon, Rare Air, and More!

Poster of the Week

Poster by M.r. Dellinger

We Are Proud... Is a Pressure Cooker of a Play

The Uncomfortable, Necessary Discussion of Race, Privilege, and Power

For the Week of March 18

The Little Bar That Actually Could: The Hideout Celebrates 10 Years of Being and Selling Art

Owner Greg Lundgren Looks Backward and Forward

No Other Road: A Reflection on The Book of Nightmares and the Death of Poet Galway Kinnell (1927–2014)

The Meteoric Rise of Totchos

The Tater Tot–Nachos Hybrid Is Showing Up on Menus All Over Town—Here's What You Need to Know

Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz Explains #RACETOGETHER Mess in Leaked Memo

"It Was All a Biiiiig Misunderstanding."

Why Is This Rogue Needle Exchange Handing Out Meth Pipes?

The People's Harm Reduction Alliance is one of the most daring and innovative needle exchanges in the country. And it's run by users. Five years ago, they started giving out crack stems. Now they're expanding services for methamphetamine users.

Seattle Has a New Way to Elect City Council Members

District Elections Will Drastically Alter City Politics. Here's What You Need to Know.

Last Days: The Week in Review

Foul Frats, Sputtering Scientologists, and Literally Shitty Legal Proceedings

I Love TV

Your Terrible Family

Comic by Aaron Bagley

Is There A Way To Save Saint Patrick's Day?

Comic

Comic by Aaron Bagley