On the Tube

Golden? Well…

The first big awards show of the season. Yawn.

01/12/2009 By Steve Wiecking

Check Your History: A Cultural Flashback

It Could, In Fact, Be Magic

Lynda Carter Has Large Lungs

01/09/2009 By Steve Wiecking

On the Tube

She Reigns

Bettye LaVette Rocks the Kennedy Center

01/09/2009 By Steve Wiecking

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Dawn Argentine Way

Soprano Dawn Upshaw colors an electrifying song cycle with the Symphony.

01/07/2009 By Steve Wiecking

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The 15 People to Know for Spring Arts

Let us introduce you to the artists making headlines—and entertaining audiences—in the new season.

01/07/2009 By Steve Wiecking With Michaelangelo Matos, Sarah Anderson, and Wilson Diehl

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Home Front Alone

While the husbands and fathers are deployed in Iraq, Navy families find unexpected support at home.

01/06/2009 By Alison Buckholtz

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Poet of the Port Town

Just before ”Howl” made him famous, Allen Ginsberg savored old Seattle’s seaport rot.

01/06/2009 By Ryan Boudinot

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Abominable Showmen

01/06/2009 By Harry Edwards

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Heart Skips a Beach

01/06/2009 By Harry Edwards

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Spray It, Don’t Say It

01/06/2009

Passing Through

Picture Perfect

Annie Leibovitz photographs well.

01/05/2009 By Steve Wiecking

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Team of Rivals

Was one night in Bellevue a taste of bipartisanship to come?

01/05/2009 By Eric Scigliano

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Make Mine Massively Multi

Can the videogame biz grow up and stay cool? Matt Wilson thinks so.

01/05/2009 By Courtney Nash

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Meet The Filkers

Sci-fi folksters beam down to Puget Sound this month.

01/05/2009 By Matthew Halverson

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Sounds Like Teen Spirit

A Northwest girls’ camp strikes a chord with two documentary filmmakers.

01/04/2009 By Wilson Diehl

PASSING THROUGH

Imperfectly Normal

Actor and filmmaker Crispin Glover works naughty, talks nice.

01/04/2009 By Steve Wiecking

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An Open Letter to Minneapolis

Seattle named second most literate city. But don’t get too comfortable, No. 1.

01/04/2009

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The Boys Back Home

Stop-Loss director Kimberly Peirce soldiers on with our returning men in uniform.

01/04/2009 By Steve Wiecking

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The Lost Slipper

In 2004, a top Seattle gardener acquired one of the most breathtaking orchid specimens she had ever seen. But at the Volunteer Park Conservatory—a magnet for plant thieves—this orchid never stood a chance.

01/04/2009 By Roger Brooks

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Once Upon a Time

Questions for indie folk singer Jamie Spiess.

01/04/2009 By Laura Cassidy