Print Edition for the week of
Jun. 3 - 9, 2015

The Affairs

One Hulk's Opinion: Meet Hulk Daughter... Lisa Hulk!

Meet Hulk Daughter... Lisa Hulk!

Love & Mercy Looks at Brian Wilson’s Tragic/Heroic Life

Don't Let Cannibalism, Gore, and Psychological Violence Stand Between You and Hannibal, the Most Transgressive Show on TV

Paul Feig's Spy Is So Good, I Don't Know Where to Start

But I Hate This Promotional Photo of Melissa McCarthy, So I Guess I'll Start There

Though He Keeps His Shirt On in San Andreas, Dwayne Johnson Is Still The Rock to Me

A Douche of Humanity

Entourage: Binge-Watching for the Moviegoer

Results Is Mumblecore for Gym Rats

The Kidnapping of Michel Houellebecq Is Stranger Than Fiction

La Sapienza Is Original and Elegant

Your Lies Put Me in Jail

Harmony Tividad and Cleo Tucker Approach Adulthood on Girlpool's Debut Album, Before the World Was Big

Data Breaker

Pole and Shifted at Kremwerk, Rone and Lusine (featuring Trent Moorman) at Crocodile

Bully's Alicia Bognanno on the Hard Work of Keeping Things Simple

The Homosexual Agenda

SIFF Gives Gay-La, Bleep Bloop and Yhetti Get Shamed, Riff-Raff's Night Crush

My Philosophy

New Music from Chance the Rapper and Sax G

Stranglers Founder and Solo Artist Hugh Cornwell Remembers His Late Drummer and Friend Darius Minwalla

Poster of the Week

Seattle Mini Maker Faire

The High List: Recommended Events for Stoners

Yes to Equal Rights, No to Shrimp Chips

For the Week of June 3

The Ford House Was a Very, Very, Very Strange House—Seattle Artist Leo Saul Berk Has a New Show About Living There

The New Anthology Please Excuse This Poem Seeks a New Audience for Contemporary Poetry. No Excuses Necessary.

Why Is Herring So Hard to Find?

A Movement Is Under Way to Bring Back the Bony Fish—Once a Staple of the Seattle Diet and Plentiful in Puget Sound

None of the 2016 Republican Presidential Candidates Care Much About Climate Change

Distressingly, Most Voters Across the Country Don't Either

What Seattle Will Look Like After 2050 If We Don't Get Real About Climate Change

Here's What the Data Tell Us

Seattle Finally Hired Someone to Enforce Its New Minimum-Wage Law

Intriguingly, Even After Business and Labor Agreed on Four Finalists for the Job, the Mayor Picked Someone Else

Last Days: The Week in Review

Deadly Weather, Stabby Swordfish, and the GOP's Molestation Problem

I Love TV

Hannibal The Cannibal

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