Print Edition for the week of
May. 13 - 19, 2015

Fixated

Suffering Is Relative

Mad Max: Fury Road Is the Greatest Film of Its Kind Ever Made

The Films at SIFF 2015 That You Really, Really Must See

Seriously, You Must See These Films!

It's a High Note for Pitch Perfect 2

Heaven Adores You Is Lovingly Made, but Elliott Smith Isn’t Easily Reduced to Anecdotes

The New Adaptation of Far from the Madding Crowd Offers Definitive Proof that Cinema Is Superior to Books

Psychocandy at 30: Insolent Masterpiece or Boring Dirge?

Segal and Nokes Go Head-to-Head Over the Jesus and Mary Chain

The Homosexual Agenda

Sugar Beat Wins the Big Gay Battle, Brown Derby Goes Jurassic, and Cathedral Celebrates Its Paper Anniversary

Searching for the Sound Garden with Local Psych-Rockers Wind Burial

Related Topics: Alice in Wonderland, Meditating Rabbits, Potential Apocalypse

The High List: Recommended Events for Stoners

Bong Rips with Philip Glass, Anyone? Also: Brown Derby Does Jurassic Park, and More!

My Philosophy

I Don't Wanna Dance, I'm Scared to Death

Data Breaker

Live Electronic Music: False Prophet Moves to Thursdays, Maya Jane Coles Gets Freaky at Q, and KRAKT Is Back

For the Week of May 13

Artbnb—Xenia Turns Condo Rental into an Installation

There's a Plaza in Columbia City Where You Can Get Mexican Ice Cream, Vietnamese Pancakes, and Cornish Meat Pies

A Mini Mall Highlights the Changing Neighborhood's Diversity

Why Is Jean Godden Running for Another Term on the City Council? She Doesn't Seem to Know.

Last Days: The Week in Review

Diabolical Taintings, Criminally "Cool" Principals, and the Return of America's Best Rock Band

I Love TV

Mad Men: How It All Ends

Comic by Elaine Lin

I Have Some Questions About Beer