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Sep. 12
Print Edition for the week of
Sep. 12 - 25, 2018
Vol. 28, No. 2
Carnival Insectivora (Cabinet for Cornell and Haeckel) by Madeline von Foerster On display at Whatcom Museum through January 6.
Savage Love
Gay and Lonely
by Dan Savage
New Column!
Ask the Semi-Erect Penis at Denny Blaine!
Film/TV
Bad Reputation
Shows No One Is Better at Being Joan Jett Than Joan Jett
by Kathy Fennessy
A Legend Is Torn in Ethan Hawke's
Blaze
A winning biopic about a country-music loser
by Dave Segal
I, Anonymous
I'm Leaving You, Seattle
by Anonymous
Music
Kremfest Offers an Extensive, Diverse Trip of Top-Flight Electronic Music and Virtual Reality
The underground electronic-music festival steps up its sound-and-vision game.
by Dave Segal
Free Will Astrology
September 12–18
by Rob Brezsny
Theater
The Complicated Life and Incredible Choreography of Jerome Robbins
He was a "harsh and demanding" artist, a closeted gay man, and an early teacher of Pacific Northwest Ballet's artistic director, who's bringing his work back to the stage.
by Rich Smith
Visual Art
An Artist Pays Homage to Her Glamorous, Dying Mother
A conversation with Mickalene Thomas about her must-see exhibition
MUSE
at Henry Art Gallery.
by Emily Pothast
Books
Hugo House, Seattle's Premier Literary Center, Reopens on Capitol Hill
See inside at the grand reopening celebration on September 22.
by Rich Smith
Food & Drink
Filipino American Food with a Pacific Northwest Twist
Archipelago, a cozy new restaurant with a tasting menu concept, is opening in Hillman City.
by Kara Tiernan
Features
Linda Derschang's Empire Now Includes the Oldest Bar in Seattle... Maybe
The owner of Linda's, Smith, and Oddfellows reinvents the iconic downtown bar Queen City.
by Charles Mudede
News
Millions in Public Money and No Sonics Guarantee—Will the KeyArena Deal Leave Us With Buyer's Remorse?
The arena isn’t cheap, and it likely won’t land us an NBA team.
by Lester Black
Editor's Note
Simple details should be gotten correct.
Crossword Solution
Crossword Solution: Divas
by Brendan Emmett Quigley
Weed
The Weird Medical Condition That Makes Stoners Shower Nonstop
Cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome makes stoners vomit and shower uncontrollably.
by Lester Black
Art and Performance Fall 2018
A Ghost Story About Sexual Assault
The opera
The Turn of the Screw
is even darker and more explicit than the book.
by Charles Mudede
Let's Fight About Those Fancy New Movie Theater Seats
We argue, you decide!
by Rich Smith and Christopher Frizzelle
Why Do Women Love Murder?
The podcast
My Favorite Murder
inspires a cultlike following.
by Katie Herzog
If Your Child Is Age 0 to 5, Here's When You Can Take Them to the Symphony
Seattle Symphony's Tiny Tots series is for toddlers and their parents.
by Leilani Polk
Fairy Tales for Frightening Times
Rebecca Brown's new book of dark fables turns the patriarchy on its head.
by Rich Smith
FEMAIL's Garments Aren't Like Anything You've Seen Before
A closer look at what FEMAIL is doing at Bellevue Arts Museum.
by Chase Burns