Print Edition for the week of
Aug. 17 - 23, 2016

All I Ever Wanted

New Column: Last Chance Presidential Election Tips for Donald Trump

Voice of the Eagle Traces Mystical Folk Guitarist Robbie Basho’s Quest for Transcendence

Hubris, Cocaine, and the Bad Boys of War Dogs

Cult Classic Fantastic Planet Has Its Own Vibe

The New Ben-Hur: Same Chariot Race, Way More Jesus!

Kubo and the Two Strings Is a Beautiful Thing to Watch

Gentrification Is Not Easy in the Terrific Little Men

Werner Herzog Looks for the Internet God in Lo and Behold, Reveries of the Connected World

Slut Pride

Rock Against the TPP and the Checkered History of All-Star Activism Concerts

Sam Coomes from Quasi Made a Solo Record, and It's a Cubist Pop Freak-Out

It's Called Bugger Me, and It's Very Good

More Than 4,000 Seattleites Showed Up for SAM/PNB's Sculptured Dance at the Olympic Sculpture Park. It Was Glorious.

For the Week of August 17

We Saw Your Car Signs, Your Ass Crack, Your Benghazi Shirt, and Your Public Make-Out Session

$6 Pho, Meet Your Expat Buddy, the $15 Singapore Sling

Meet 2016 Stranger Genius Award Nominee Tracy Rector

Is Solowheel the Future of Urban Transportation?

I Spent a Week Living in a Nerdy, Battery-Powered World That May Never Come

The All-American Weed Family

Sustainable, Sunshine-Raised Cannabis Joins the Fold of This Eastern Washington Clan

Secure Scheduling Is Seattle's Next Big Labor Fight

What You Need to Know as the City Considers a New Law to Give Workers More Control Over Their Time