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Dec. 14
Print Edition for the week of
Dec. 14 - 20, 2016
Vol. 26, No. 16
Lily Padula
Savage Love
Slouching Toward 2017
by Dan Savage
New Column!
One Hulk's Opinion: Hulk Broke... So Hulk Write Fake News!
Editorial Commentary from the Incredible Hulk
by The Incredible Hulk
Film/TV
Rogue One
: Fast, Fun, and Morally Complicated
by Charles Mudede
Collateral Beauty
Demands the Sacrifice of Your Human Tears
by Ned Lannamann
La La Land
Is Beautiful and Good
by Megan Burbank
Isabelle Huppert Excels in
Things to Come
by Kathy Fennessy
Jackie
and the Illusion of Truth
by Wm. Steven Humphrey
I, Anonymous
Who Can Care the Least?
by Anonymous
Music
How Tacocat Made the Most of the Worst Year Ever
by Emily Nokes
Bands I Pretended to Like for Boys. Part Three: Bob Dylan
by Kathleen Tarrant
The Year the Music Died
Looking Back on Some of the Late Greats of 2016, Song by Song
by Ciara Dolan and Ned Lannamann
With His
"Awaken, My Love!"
LP and
Atlanta
, Actor/Writer/Musician Donald Glover Puts Away Childish Things
by Larry Mizell Jr.
Free Will Astrology
For the Week of December 14
by Rob Brezsny
Theater
With One Move, Vietgone Critiques American Culture in a Way I've Never Quite Seen Before
by Rich Smith
Visual Art
Christmas Is Bigger Than Trump
Donโt Let the Grinch Steal Your Capacity for Awe
by Rich Smith
Food & Drink
Israel's Rich Vegetarian Traditions Hide in a Belltown Cafe
The Treats You Shouldn't Miss at Eggs and Plants
by Naomi Tomky
Features
Person of Interest: Marcos Martinez
The Director of Casa Latina Is Making Space for Community in a Time of Threat
by Ana Sofia Knauf
One Seattle Murder, Two Devastated Families, and a Question: What Constitutes Justice?
Brent McDonald was walking on a Belltown sidewalk when he met Richard Whitaker and his death. A year later, the people most affected by this crime were asked to weigh in on the proper punishment.
by Sydney Brownstone
News
The Wonders of Working Out with Weed
What Do Fitness Experts Say? What Does the Science Say?
by Lester Black