Broadway, Babies

Four Potential Public Art Installations to Replace the Gum Wall

Sex, Lies, and the Catholic Church in Spotlight

Why I Won't Write a Review of Suffragette

East Side Sushi Reveals a Truth About the Restaurant Industry

Tote(s) Grateful

Joanna Newsom's Divers Is a Great Record, Whether You Want to Diagram Sentences or Wallow in Sweet Melodies

Everclear's Sparkle and Fade Is 20 Years Old

I Loved It Then and I (Sort of) Still Do

My Philosophy

Since When Are Rap Shows So Punctual?

Seattle Keeps Changing, but Bainbridge Island Continues to Be a Haven for Alienated Teenage Punk Rock

Chris Walla’s Tape Loops Is a Risky, Rewarding Excursion into Ambient Hinterlands from Former Death Cabber

For the Week of November 11

New Century Theatre's Festen Is as Excellent as the Dogme 95 Film It's Based On

We Saw You Blasting Music from Your Crotch, Opening Your Car Door in Traffic, and Making Out Like Psychos

Stranger Staffers Were There as It Happened

When Scientists and Poets Study Together, the World Gets Cooler

A Weekend Spent Fishing and Catching at University of Washington's Friday Harbor Laboratories on San Juan Island

That Time I Woke Up to Find My Parents Slaughtering a Deer in Our Kitchen

A Childhood Memory of "Farm-to-Table" Life

Person of Interest

Aeon Fux, Musician

The Second-Best Feeling in the World: Jujitsu

What I Learned About Myself at SeaTown Grappling, and What Makes It Different from Other Martial-Arts Clubs

Weed Lube Is Not Lube

But It Apparently Works Magic on Vaginas

Can Seattle Launch a Movement for a New Kind of Workers' Union?

This city is a national leader in trying to make Uber and Lyft negotiate working conditions with their drivers. Which raises a question: In the new "on-demand" economy, what form would a unionized workforce take?