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Feb. 12
Print Edition for the week of
Feb. 12 - 25, 2020
Vol. 29, No. 13
Jessica Stein
Savage Love
The Girls
by Dan Savage
I, Anonymous
Stop Complaining About Money in Those $800 Sneakers
by Anonymous
Film/TV
Bird
Stars a Young and Excellent Forest Whitaker as Charlie Parker
by Charles Mudede
Rolling Stone: Life and Death of Brian Jones
Digs Into the Controversial Details Surrounding the Stones Founder’s Early Death
by Dave Segal
And Then We Danced
Is a Gay Romance with High Stakes
by Jas Keimig
The Longing Looks in
Portrait of a Lady on Fire
by Jas Keimig
Music
Sudan Archives Seduces with Strings and Electro Things
by Leilani Polk
Peculiarly Charming Cult Musician Gary Wilson Brings His Twisted Love Songs to Seattle
by Dave Segal
Free Will Astrology
February 12–18
by Rob Brezsny
Theater
The El-Salomons Mine the Humor in Their Unconventional Relationship
by Dave Segal
Visual Art
The Latest MadArt Exhibit Transports You to Another Space Entirely
by Jas Keimig
Jacob Riis's Pioneering Photojournalism
The turn-of-the-century Danish American photographer documented the urban poor.
by Jas Keimig
Books
Gish Jen's Latest Work Is Fiction That Takes Place in a Dystopian, Near-Future America
by Rich Smith
Jenny Offill's Novel
Weather
Looks at "Climate Dread" with Humor and Plenty of Gloom
by Rich Smith
Food & Drink
The Wait Is Over: Musang Is Here
The onetime pop-up has finally opened its brick-and-mortar on Beacon Hill.
by Kara Tiernan
Features
Do Shit Alone
Having no one to go to a show or gallery or movie with isn't a good excuse to not do it.
by Jas Keimig
How You're Going to Die
Seattle is a beautiful and healthy city. It's also a ticking time bomb.
by Katie Herzog
Beware of Volcanoes, Avoid Serial Killers, and Other Advice for People New to Seattle
Plus, how to take a road trip without a car, where to explore in South Seattle, and who has the most power around here.
by Christopher Frizzelle
Welcome to the Land of Megaflora
Seattle has some of the biggest plants in the country.
by Rich Smith
Seattle's Most Powerful Politicians
Who's got the clout?
by Eli Sanders
Scarecrow Is a National Treasure
And three rare films that require a trip to the video store.
by Chase Burns
Seattle's Comfort Food
The local tradition around teriyaki.
by Lester Black
A Road Trip Where You Don't Have to Drive
Going on a rural-transit adventure is pretty easy. Pacific Northwest Transit Daddy showed me the way.
by Nathalie Graham
Welcome to Seattle—You're Surrounded by Violent Volcanoes
A few things you should know about Mount Rainier, Glacier Peak, and Mount Baker.
by Lester Black
Exploring South Seattle
A brief history of Seattle's traditionally black and Asian neighborhoods.
by Charles Mudede
Nikki Kuhnhausen Was Killed by Transphobia
Now her community fights for her legacy.
by Blair Stenvick
Crossword Solution
Crossword Solution: Something's Fishy
by Brendan Emmett Quigley
Weed
How One Company Gets Around Laws on Pot Delivery
by Katie Herzog
Columns
An Excerpt from the Bernie Sanders Humor Anthology
The Ultimate Book of Bernie Burns
Editor's Note
No more caucus in this state.