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The Boys With the Bandsnew

South By Southwest, which started 20 years ago as a "cool idea," has grown into the biggest music convention in the world, a film festival and an interactive conference.
The Texas Observer  |  Joe Nick Patoski  |  03-15-2006  |  Music

The Redistricting Thicketnew

Do Texas Democrats have a prayer with the Supremes?
The Texas Observer  |  Dave Denison  |  03-15-2006  |  Politics

The Shield Bill's Demisenew

A bill that would have protected journalists from having to disclose confidential sources mysteriously dies in the Washington state Senate.
Seattle Weekly  |  Nina Shapiro  |  03-15-2006  |  Media

Soldier of Misfortunenew

Bush's lies dressed up Pat Tillman's friendly-fire death.
L.A. Alternative  |  Robert Scheer  |  03-15-2006  |  Commentary

Barroom Sprawlnew

Wenders longs to make narrative choices the way a jazz guitarist chooses licks, capriciously, hunting for grooviness -- but the attempt imbues his movies with the personality of a hungover Beat poet playing dress-up.
The Village Voice  |  Michael Atkinson  |  03-15-2006  |  Reviews

Really Black Humornew

The author of White Boy Shuffle digs through the crates for a surprising set of yuks.
The Village Voice  |  Pete L'Official  |  03-15-2006  |  Nonfiction

Franco Say Relaxnew

Never before has Congolese music been so smartly compiled.
Seattle Weekly  |  Keith Harris  |  03-15-2006  |  Reviews

It's Hailing Horrornew

The Seattle metal mainstays Himsa take their hardcore-inflected roar to the masses.
Seattle Weekly  |  Rod Smith  |  03-15-2006  |  Profiles & Interviews

L.A. Womannew

Braverman reflects on the city of face-lifts in her "accidental memoir."
The Village Voice  |  Akiva Gottlieb  |  03-15-2006  |  Nonfiction

McClatchy Moves Innew

Now in four cities, McClatchy is the most widespread newspaper chain in Washington state -- so what happens to its minority Seattle Times stake?
Seattle Weekly  |  Bill Richards  |  03-15-2006  |  Media

Examining the Inevitablenew

Pierson's book is part memoir, part philosophical treatise on the idea of home and part history lesson.
The Village Voice  |  Katherine Sharpe  |  03-15-2006  |  Nonfiction

Credible Threat?new

By looking at a New York City cop's final battle with his bosses, a possible link between last October's terror scare and the mayoral race emerges.
The Village Voice  |  Jarrett Murphy  |  03-15-2006  |  Politics

Microsoft's Big Betnew

Although the latest version of Microsoft Windows is more than six months from shipping, company brass already have christened Vista as the biggest and best Windows release since Windows 95.
Seattle Weekly  |  Mary Jo Foley  |  03-15-2006  |  Business & Labor

Gordon Parks, 1912-2006new

Parks, the renowned photographer, filmmaker and author, was as self-made as self-made men get.
The Village Voice  |  Greg Tate  |  03-15-2006  |  Movies

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