Print Archives > 1999 > Oct. 14

Print Edition for the week of
Oct. 14 - 20, 1999

Vol. 9, No. 4

Savage Love

Cock Sure

by Dan Savage

New Column!

Grab Bag

Film/TV

Them's Fightin' Words

Talking with Fight Club Author Chuck Palahniuk

by Charles Mudede

I Want You to Hit Me

As Hard as You Can

by Andy Spletzer

Don't Worry, Be Happy

Laughing With, Not At, Texas

by Gillian G. Gaar

Take Me to the Concert

Ironist v. Humanist: David Byrne and Jonathan Demme Duke It Out

by Bruce Reid

Holy Bat-a-Tainment!

Bat-Fun in Our City's Bat-Theaters

by Bruce Reid

Film Shorts

Movie Times

I, Anonymous

I GOT YOUR BACK

Music

Bastard Jazz

Earshot Jazz Festival Sees Seattle Get Its Swerve On

by Nathan Thornburgh

The Solex Sampler

Elisabeth Esselink's Found Sounds

by Mike Vago

Up & Coming

Trent the Tease

Still Whining After All These Years

by Melody Moss

Worse Than Hitler

Lenny Kravitz is the Most Loathsome Person in the History of the World

by David Schmader

Live

Inoffensive Maturity

Echo and the Bunnymen Age Gracefully

by Kathleen Wilson

All Ages

CD Review Revue

DJ Listings

DJ Guide

More Music Listings

More Up & Coming

Club Directory

Theater

All That Glitters is Not Golden

A Tiresome Child at the Rep

by Steve Wiecking

You May Prefer Not To

Bartleby Declines Easy Interpretation

by Tom Spurgeon

Bold, Beautiful, Blood-related

Deflowered is Shameless Fun

by Steve Wiecking

Me So Horny

Minotaur's School for Scandal

by Tom Spurgeon

Theater Listings

Visual Art

Beatnik.com

Thomas Dolby Robertson Brings the Web into the Talkie Era

by Annalee Newitz

American Scenes

An Illustrated History of the U.S.

by Eric Fredericksen

Diversions

Visual Arts Listings

Books

Book Review Revue

Top 10 Bestsellers

Susie is Bright

Chatting with the Queen of Cunts

by Adrian Ryan

Readings Listings

Food & Drink

Bandoleone

Latin Cuisine, as Real as It Gets

by Riz Rollins

Where To Eat, What To Eat

News

OVER FOUR MILLION SERVED

Labor Ready wants to be the McDonald's of the day labor industry. Given that they treat workers like meat, they're right on track.

by Ben Jacklet

Love on the Side

Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Sidecar Racing

by Wm.™ Steven Humphrey

No Love For Clublove

Sex Workers Complain to State after Porn Company Requires Them to Use Dildo Cam

by Alexandra Holly-Gottlieb

Day of the Panther

Ex-Black Panther Mark Cook Returns to Capitol Hill after Spending 23 Years in Prison

by Phil Campbell

Bus Fair

Metro Workers Say Their Union Blew It

by Phil Campbell

Sidran's Minions

Law and Order Advocates Enter Campaign

by Alexandra Holly-Gottlieb

Public Disservice Announcement

KIRO Pulls Pageler Ad

by Grant Cogswell

Lessons Unlearned

Gay Groups Have Matthew Shepard's Murder All Wrong