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Mar. 14
Print Edition for the week of
Mar. 14 - 27, 2018
Vol. 27, No. 16
Savage Love
What Is Love?
by Dan Savage
Film/TV
How Grand Illusion Became a Big Player in Seattle's Cinema Scene
The tiny University District movie house is going through a renaissance.
by Charles Mudede
Netflix's
Wild Wild Country
Explores the Northwest's Most Notorious Cult
by Ned Lannamann
Watching
Loveless
Ruined My Day
by Ciara Dolan
Love, Simon
Is Fantastic—You Should See It Immediately
It's a movie based on one of those rare books that's just about perfect.
by Erik Henriksen
7 Days in Entebbe
: 106 Minutes of Bad Decisions
by Ned Lannamann
Tomb Raider
: This Lara Croft Is Great! Her Movie Isn’t
by Chipp Terwilliger
I, Anonymous
I, Anonymous: Leash Your Damn Dog, You Clueless Ass
by Anonymous
Music
Clock-Out Lounge Celebrates Its Opening by Bringing a Drag Terrorist to Seattle
A brand-new Beacon Hill hot spot launches with a performance by Christeene.
by Chase Burns
Pussy Riot's Balaclava-Led Revolution
Russian punk band and protest group Pussy Riot embark on their first US tour.
by Ciara Dolan
Free Will Astrology
March 14–20
by Rob Brezsny
Theater
If You Go See
Hir
, Don't Make the Mistake I Did
The first time I saw this play, in another city, I left at intermission. Oops.
by Chase Burns
Visual Art
The Three Painters at Seattle Art Museum Challenge the History of Art
Figuring History
is a show about righting the wrongs of erasure.
by Katie Kurtz
Books
That Feeling When Your Friend Becomes a Nazi
Matthew Dickman's third book of poetry wrestles with white supremacy in Portland.
by Rich Smith
Food & Drink
Mark Fuller's New West Seattle Venture Is Supreme, a Hip Pizza Bar Serving New York Style Slices
It's his third neighborhood venture with business-partner-and-wife, Marjorie Chang Fuller.
by Jen Swanson
Features
Olympia 2018 Recap: The Death Penalty Is Alive, Gun Control Is Dead
Everything You Need to Know About the Legislative Session
by Sydney Brownstone, Heidi Groover and Steven Hsieh
Crossword Solution
Crossword Solution: "Senioritis"
by Brendan Emmett Quigley
Weed
A Shop in Issaquah Sold $150,000 Worth of Bongs in Four Days
Washington's Own Glass just landed the motherload of Mothership glass.
by Lester Black
Conjugal Visit
Conjugal Visit: A Long Time Coming
by Anonymous
Art and Performance Spring 2018
An Immersive Production of
Hamlet
in a Mansion on First Hill
It will feature two casts acting simultaneously.
by Rich Smith
Inscape Used to Be a Prison for Immigrants. Now It's a Home for Artists.
Seattle's largest arts enclave and its creepy past.
by Katie Herzog
Stop Pretending You Don't Like Paul Simon
He hits Seattle on his farewell tour this Fri., May 18.
by Sean Nelson
Rob Lowe Taught Me About American Assholes
What I learned from watching
Oxford Blues
more than 200 times.
by Charles Mudede
How Mickalene Thomas Incorporated Civil Rights Iconography from the 1960s into Her Painting Resist
A guided tour of a new painting, now on view at Seattle Art Museum.
by Katie Kurtz