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Dec. 5
Print Edition for the week of
Dec. 5 - 18, 2018
Vol. 28, No. 8
Donut Hamburger by Donut Hamburger by
Genevieve St. Charles
Savage Love
Cringe and Purge
by Dan Savage
Film/TV
The Secret Art of the Urban Family in
Shoplifters
by Charles Mudede
Don’t Screw This Up. See
Roma
in a Theater.
by Erik Henriksen
I, Anonymous
You're Cute, but You're Stinky
by Anonymous
Music
Kinski Celebrate 20 Years of Spacious, Hard-Driving Rock
They're also celebrating the reissue of their fantastic LP
Be Gentle with the Warm Turtle.
by Dave Segal
Free Will Astrology
December 5–11
by Rob Brezsny
Theater
Justin Vernon Is a Midwestern Hero
Bon Iver's new boundary-breaking collaboration with TU Dance is gorgeous and coming to Seattle for two nights.
by Chase Burns
Visual Art
Margie Livingston Dragged Her New Paintings Facedown Through Downtown Bellevue
The result is her exhibition
Extreme Landscape Painting.
by Jas Keimig
Books
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Trolls
A UW professor offers a complete history of Scandinavia's mythical beasts.
by Rich Smith
Food & Drink
Ode to Dan Dan Noodles
Seven Stars Pepper makes my favorite bowl in town.
by Rich Smith
Features
Is Bellevue the Next Williamsburg?
The world's first floating light rail line is going to change Seattle's relationship to the big city on the other side of Lake Washington.
by Lester Black
Who Injected Jack Chapman's Genitals With the Silicone That Killed Him?
Disturbing new evidence emerges in the
Noodles and Beef case
.
by Daniel Villarreal
Comics
Catherine
Based on a real-life story we heard at the recent Seattle/King County free health clinic at KeyArena.
by A. Camber
Aging Out
Based on a real-life story we heard at the recent Seattle/King County free health clinic at KeyArena.
by Kelly Froh
Catching Up
Based on a real-life story we heard at the recent Seattle/King County free health clinic at KeyArena.
by Meredith Li-Vollmer
Time for Myself
Based on a real-life story we heard at the recent Seattle/King County free health clinic at KeyArena.
by Rachel Scheer
Puppy Love
Based on a real-life story we heard at the recent Seattle/King County free health clinic at KeyArena.
by Roberta Gregory
Dave
Based on a real-life story we heard at the recent Seattle/King County free health clinic at KeyArena.
by Tatiana Gill
Crossword Solution
Crossword Solution: Going Places
by Brendan Emmett Quigley
Weed
Instagram Shuts Down a Popular Cannabis Account—Repeatedly
What is their problem with Cannabess?
by Katie Herzog
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas at This Year’s MJBizCon
by Josh Jardine
Columns
Editor's Note
Hey, mayor! Give us some of that budget money.
Art and Performance Winter 2018
Zadie Smith Declines to Comment
She did not want to talk about call-out culture. But she is still willing to write about it.
by Katie Herzog
Clarinet Virtuoso Kinan Azmeh Premieres a New Concerto with the Seattle Symphony
Followed by a performance with the Silk Road Ensemble.
by Leilani Polk
Five Hundred Actors Auditioned to Play the Lead in
Annie
, and These Two Girls Got the Part
Behind-the-scenes facts about the 5th Avenue Theatre's new production of the classic musical.
by Christopher Frizzelle
Anthony White's Eye-Popping Paintings
He loves to paint naked bathroom selfies of his friends and still-lifes of millennial trash.
by Jas Keimig
The Trans Comedian Who Got Married in a Denny’s
Andy Iwancio’s life story could make a great sitcom… in 2023 (maybe).
by Dave Segal
Henrik Ibsen's Nora Is Back and She's Got Some Shit to Say
With the slam of a door, Henrik Ibsen’s character Nora shocked audiences and changed art. What should you expect from Seattle Rep’s
A Doll’s House
, Part 2?
by Chase Burns