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Print Edition for the week of
Aug. 10 - 16, 2016

Vol. 25, No. 50
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Birth of a Nation Project by Paul Rucker, paulrucker.com. Photograph by Ra Rah Photography. See it during Out of Sight at King Street Station through August 28.

Savage Love

Vacation

by Dan Savage

New Column!

Summer Is Here and It’s Time to HUMP 2016! Submission Deadline is September 30!

I, Anonymous

Penis Envy, Penis Rage

by Anonymous

Film/TV

My Love, Don't Cross That River Exploits an Elderly Couple for Maximum Tear Generation

by Kathleen Richards

Hell or High Water Is a Western for 2016

by Ned Lannamann

Pete’s Dragon Is Significantly Friendlier Than Daenerys’s Dragons

by Erik Henriksen

Shadowy People Doing Shadowy Things in the Good Spy Thriller Anthropoid

by Andrew Wright

You Really Must See Our Little Sister

by Kathy Fennessy

The Only Thing Sausage Party Says: “I Can Say What I Want”

by Julia Raban

Music

Learning to Love Boy George, the Most Frustrating Queer Pop Icon of All Time

by Kurt B. Reighley

Seattle Rapper Jarv Dee Makes Sure Not to Forget Real Life

by Mike Davis

Pfarmers Revisit Rajneeshpuram

Our Puram Recalls the Dark History of Oregon’s Fleeting Utopia

by Ciara Dolan

Free Will Astrology

For the Week of August 10

by Rob Brezsny

We Saw You

We Saw the Whole City Almost Burst into Tears When It Started to Rain Last Sunday, and We Saw a Lot of Netflix

by Stranger Staff

Books

Erik Reece's Book Utopia Drive Shows What Utopian Societies (Past and Present) Can Teach Us About Reality

by Rich Smith

Food & Drink

You Know What's Capable of Melting the Seattle Freeze? Seattle's Biggest Pizza Pie.

How Italian Family Pizza Can Change Your Life

by Rachel Belle

Features

At Least 10 People Say They’ve Been Drugged at Seattle Bars This Summer

by Sydney Brownstone

Dear Seattle Art Fair, I Love You and I Want You to Live

by Jen Graves