Print Edition for the week of
Apr. 20 - 26, 2016

Women on the Verge

Returning Column!

You're Wrong About That: 4/20 Edition

The Great Black Actor Don Cheadle Makes Miles Davis Look Like a Fool in Miles Ahead

Chantal Akerman's No Home Movie Is About the Death of Her Mother, but It's Not Depressing

Will We Ever Know Why Disney Remade The Jungle Book?

The Huntsman: Winter's War's Empty Calories

Louder Than Bombs' Quiet Triumph

The President and the King Meet in Elvis & Nixon

Women Realize That Men Hold All the Cards in Asghar Farhadi’s Fireworks Wednesday

It’s Punks vs. Skinheads in Green Room

The Delights of Youth in French Film My Golden Days

Man-Baby Manslaughter Averted

Detroit Rapper Dej Loaf's Confidence Is Contagious

Failure Is Your Best Friend: Part Two of a Serialized Interview with Andy Partridge of XTC

For the Week of April 20

Young Blood at Frye Art Museum Expands the More You Look at It

I Haven't Seen an Art Show This Good in Seattle in a Long Time

We Saw You Harassing Women Outside the Library, Being a Brat on the Bus, and Watching Porn on Mercer Island

Stranger Staffers Were There As It Happened

Sifting Through Hazardous Materials with International Comics Superstar Simon Hanselmann

He's a new Seattle resident. He's addicted to Red Bull. And his latest book, Megg & Mogg in Amsterdam, is full of weird sex, bong rips, depression, and goopy beauty.

Yanis Varoufakis Provides the People’s History of the European Union in His New Book And the Weak Suffer What They Must?

The Former Finance Minister of Greece Says Europe Is Ruled by Banks

Moonlight Cafe's Vegetarian Sesame "Beef" Has a Magnetic Pull on Me

I've Been Eating It for a Decade, and I'm Still Not Sick of It

Person of Interest

Cucci Binaca: Drag Queen, Hostess, Performance Artist

The Only Children's Theater on Mercer Island Might Die Because of Park Purists

The Infuriating Campaign to Keep Youth Theatre Northwest from Having the Home It Deserves

Starbucks Baristas Are at Risk of Being Poked by Dirty Needles

Our inboxes were flooded by concerned baristas around the city. Here are two of their stories.

Tim Eyman Declares War on Sound Transit—Again

The New Antitax Initiative That Could Blow Up Plans for Expanded Light Rail in Seattle