Print Edition for the week of
May. 11 - 17, 2016

Mating Games

What Are You THINKIN'?

Everything Falls Apart in High-Rise

Brace Yourself for Ben Wheatley's Latest

You Already Know The Man Who Knew Infinity

A Math Biopic, by the Numbers

Captain America: Civil War Is Such a Fucking Mess, I Don't Know Where to Start

The Meddler Will Annoy You. Then You'll Love It.

Being Charlie and the Reiner Family Overshare

Mad Tiger Asks the Question: Is the Leader of Peelander-Z a Genius or Mad?

Weed vs. Wheeze

Beauty and Debacle

Benoît Pioulard and Mára's Quest for Musical Transcendence

My Philosophy

Feelings About Drake and James Blake Aside, It's a Good Week for Local Hiphop

Racial Drama Onstage and Racial Tension Backstage at Seattle Rep

For the Week of May 11

We Saw You Lifting Rebar Outside Re-bar, Wearing American Flags at a Trump Rally, and Trying to Get People to Dance

Stranger Staffers Were There As It Happened

Cornish May Be Losing Its Leaders—It Will Need More Effective Ones

Intruder, a Comics-Only Paper That Supported Seattle's Booming Comics Scene, Prepares to Fold

Sampling the Spring Harvest at Vendemmia

It takes no risks, and its rewards are small—but tasty. Its owner also runs East Anchor Seafood next door.

Person of Interest: SassyBlack, Musician

Love in the Time of Zika

In the Middle of the World's Zika Crisis, These Researchers Are Studying What It Means When Mosquitoes Are Able to Learn

Why Aren't These West Seattle Workers Making the Right Minimum Wage?

And Why Has It Taken the City So Long to Do Something About It?

From Soup to Nugs

What Harvest Looks Like at a Pot Farm in Eastern Washington