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Seattle Director Trips Through Mongolianew

Brian Short's ambitious documentary All My Love has no narration, no plot, and little more structure than its three themed movements. It also has the power to compel your visual surrender.
Seattle Weekly  |  Brian Miller  |  01-07-2008  |  Reviews

Groovy Community Doesn't Come Cheap at Lululemonnew

If there's one thing this city's been crying out for, it's a new place to buy expensive, highly technical T-shirts.
Seattle Weekly  |  Mark D. Fefer  |  01-07-2008  |  Shopping

Seattle's E-Waste Conundrumnew

Our new state e-waste law won't go into effect for another year. It's a complicated scheme in which industry will take back its wares, at no cost to the consumer, via the Washington Material Management and Financing Authority.
Seattle Weekly  |  Brian Miller  |  01-07-2008  |  Environment

Why Seattleites Are Picketing in the Writers' Strikenew

Because they want to get back to writing your after-work specials.
Seattle Weekly  |  Brian Miller  |  01-07-2008  |  Movies

Rating the Seattle Stops by Presidential Hopefulsnew

We're not Iowa, but candidates filled rock clubs and union halls for our cash and votes this year.
Seattle Weekly  |  Aimee Curl  |  01-07-2008  |  Politics

Fewer Moving Parts, Fewer Broken Piecesnew

Pedro the Lion anchorman David Bazan's life with wife, daughter, booze and God.
Seattle Weekly  |  Aja Pecknold  |  12-17-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Rosell Ellis Was Exiled to the Wacky World of Filipino Basketballnew

It might have been the best thing for him.
Seattle Weekly  |  Rafe Bartholomew  |  12-17-2007  |  Sports

'Honey and Clover': Another Art School Confidentialnew

Honey and Clover is a live-action manga adaptation set in a college dorm full of silent longing and artistic insecurity.
Seattle Weekly  |  Brian Miller  |  12-10-2007  |  Reviews

N.W.A.'s Underground Rumble Still Roarsnew

What does it say about the state of the union that "Dope Man" and "Fuck tha Police" are still relevant?
Seattle Weekly  |  Hannah Levin  |  12-10-2007  |  Reviews

DJ Sad Bastard Plays Depressing Recordsnew

Every Monday night, Michael Vermillion hauls his crates of tearjerkers and wrist-slitters to spin for a solid group of regulars who come to drink booze with one another, and listen to music that's normally confined to the privacy of one's bedroom.
Seattle Weekly  |  Brian J. Barr  |  12-10-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Pews for Jewsnew

A Seattle evangelical is building a local connection to Israel.
Seattle Weekly  |  Nina Shapiro  |  12-10-2007  |  Religion

Urban Rangers Look & Smell Like Cops, But Don't Get Gunsnew

With more people living downtown, Mayor Greg Nickels wants to make central city parks safer, but the rangers aren't meant to be cops. According to the mayor's proposal, the rangers are supposed "to provide a friendly, welcoming presence" and educate people on park rules and regulations.
Seattle Weekly  |  Aimee Curl  |  12-10-2007  |  Crime & Justice

Sex, Limes, and Videotapenew

How a night with a porn star turned into a rape case.
Seattle Weekly  |  Laura Onstot  |  12-10-2007  |  Crime & Justice

Death Sentencenew

The feds throw the book at King County's jail as inmate fatalities skyrocket.
Seattle Weekly  |  Rick Anderson  |  12-10-2007  |  Crime & Justice

Seattle Barista's Suit Against Starbucks Heading to Courtnew

The coffee giant's leases may violate antitrust laws.
Seattle Weekly  |  Rick Anderson  |  12-03-2007  |  Business & Labor

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