Seattle, July 2011

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A Different Kind of Art Walk

The Long Walk seeks art and adventure along the Regional Trail System.

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Mix 'n' Mack

This past March, rising hip-hop star Macklemore relinquished the Showbox stage to iconic veteran Sir Mix-a-Lot. The pair reconvened for a conversation about dedication, humility, and that momentous night.

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Over the Rainbow, Under the Moon

In the Seattle contemporary dance scene, the only rule is there are no rules. Waxie Moon and Rainbow Fletcher are two of the city’s most notorious outlaws of dance.

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Some (Kind of) Apology

A poem by Karen Finneyfrock

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These New York Times

It wasn't easy for stage star Marya Sea Kaminski to leave Seattle for the summer, but nothing worth doing ever is.

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When Hari Met Reggie

Reggie Watts and Hari Kondabolu both credit Seattle as a springboard.

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First Up

#Trending

Kindle Singles, books, Bill Hicks, Delicatus

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12th and Pine Headed For a Makeover

A new affordable arts space is taking root on Capitol Hill.

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4Culture Lives!

Washington legislature votes to preserve funding for 4Culture.

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A Short History of (Queens of) the Stone Age

Queens of the Stone Age's Seattle-centric secret history.

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Americana Eternal

Greg Vandy on the traditionalist musician Frank Fairfield.

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Comfortably Cool

Daniel Cruz flaunts hip-hop's new-new style.

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Genre Evolves

Genre bending is good for the brain.

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Go Sasquatch! It’s your birthday!

Sasquatch festival celebrates 10 years of music and mayhem.

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I am somebody's baby

Graphite and chalk on wood panel by Mandilla.

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Live Theatre Returns to Fremont

A new theater opens in Fremont.

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Posse Up!

I got the idea for “Posse on Broadway” way before I released it.

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Scarecrow Suggests

5 must-rent DVD picks from the staff at Scarecrow Video

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Steal This Summer (Look)

Summer fashion essentials that bring the heat.

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Unexpected Barbecue

Barbecue gone global via Wallingford eatery Joule.

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