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Jan. 27
Print Edition for the week of
Jan. 27 - Feb. 2, 2016
Vol. 25, No. 22
James Yamasaki
Savage Love
Sound Mind and Body
by Dan Savage
New Column!
Send Us Your Valentines and We'll Publish Them—FOR FREE!
Film/TV
Charlotte Rampling's Performance in
45 Years
Is Great, but Her Comments About Race and the Oscars Are Offensive and Ignorant
by Kathy Fennessy
The Finest Hours
Runs Adrift on Land
by Ned Lannamann
I, Anonymous
Quit Your Bitchin'
by Anonymous
Music
The Rise of Seattle Hiphop
An Incomplete Timeline of How Rap Replaced Rock as Seattle's Dominant Musical Force
by Kyle Fleck
Here Are the Bands and Artists You Need to Be Aware Of (But Only If You Like Music)
by Dave Segal
My Philosophy
Aunt Viv Pissed Off, KUBE Priced Out, and Whatβs Up With All the Event Songs, Seattle Rap?
by Larry Mizell Jr.
Free Will Astrology
For the Week of January 27
by Rob Brezsny
Visual Art
A Guide to What Is (and Isn't) Public Art in Seattle
by Jen Graves
We Saw You
We Saw You Falling and Spilling a Full Cup of Coffee, Making Out Over Sushi, and Shouting to Yourself in Ballard
Stranger Staffers Were There As It Happened
by Stranger Staff
Books
Books About Seattle That Everyone Should Read
These 12 Books Will Bring You Up to Speed on the City's Many Histories
by Stranger Staff
Food & Drink
A Guide to Coffee Shops Based on the Baristas You Will Be Supporting
by Rich Smith
Features
How to Navigate Seattle If You Are a Person of Color
by Charles Mudede
Meet Your Neighbors!
What Made a UX Designer, a Musician, a Refugee, and a Molecular Biologist Choose to Move to Seattle
by Kelly O
You're New to Town? We're Glad You're Here! We Can Finally Do Something About...
by Stranger Staff
A Guide for the Very, Very New to Town
Think it's hard being new to town? Try being new to the world. Here are places you can bring your baby that are fun for parents, too.
by Angela Garbes
New to Town: Welcome to Seattle!
Please Understand That Our Emotional Unavailability Is an Expression of Love
by Sean Nelson
Four New Places That Say Something About Seattle Right Now
by Stranger Staff
Person of Interest
The Marquis Façade, Burlesquer
by Kelly O
News
What You Need to Know About Your Rights as a Renter in Seattle
by Kathleen Richards
How to Avoid Being a Political Dummy
by Heidi Groover
All the Natural (and Man-Made) Disasters You Should Worry About
by Sydney Brownstone
Welcome to Seattle, Stoners!
Here's How to Avoid Getting Arrested and Enjoy Some Legal Weed
by Tobias Coughlin-Bogue