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A glistening 'Bluebeard's Castle' at Seattle Symphony | Classical review
A review of Seattle Symphony Orchestra's semi-staged performance of Bartók's "Bluebeard's Castle," which repeats May 17, 2012. That performance will also include the world premiere of Diamond's "Six Arias" from "The Noblest Game."
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'Million Dollar Quartet' brings rock icons to life | Theater review
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Edmonds-bred K-Pop star Jay Park's 'Fresh Air' mixtape | Matson on Music
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A chef's new kitchen begins with the stove
A la Bonne Franquette presents unfussy food, skillfully prepared
Fonda la Catrina exhibits a talent for Mexican sauces and more
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'The Dictator' uses its power for laughs
'The Dictator': Sacha Baron Cohen's latest satire opens May 15
6 movies to watch at the Cannes Film Festival
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Students in tornado-hit Ind. town await 'Lady A'
Lennon's killer transferred to another NY prison
Indonesia yanks Gaga gig, says she'll corrupt kids
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'Another Sunrise' a powerful telling of Holocaust survivor's story
In Book-It's new season: Jamie Ford, Jess Walter, Twain and Tolstoy
'Seattle Bridges: Monumental Drawings' at Davidson Galleries works on several levels
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E-book class-action lawsuit to move forward
'All the Money in the World': gaining inspiration in getting and spending
Lit Life: Q&A with Mike Veseth, professor of wine-economics
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Wednesday TV Picks: Season finale of 'Suburgatory' on ABC
Ellen DeGeneres wins top US humor prize in DC
Nancy Leson is on hiatus for the first half of 2012. Until she returns, Rebekah Denn will host the All You Can Eat blog.
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Former Seattle chef makes a (delicious) case for 'Pure Beef'
Andrew Matson loves music like it's his family. And he loves his family. He offers music news, reviews and analysis.
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Popcorn & Prejudice: A Movie Blog
Seattle Times writer Moira Macdonald muses on moviegoing.
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A showcase of fine-arts news, observations, images, humor and tips for navigating Seattle's vibrant arts scene.
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Game over: Tia Mowry not returning to BET's 'Game'
Viacom, Time Warner Cable settle dispute over app
Rodin Museum in Philadelphia to reopen in July
Correction: Carlos Fuentes-Reax Quotes story
'Death of a Salesman' recoups its investment
The wild bus ride of Broadway's 'Priscilla' to end
Barnes Foundation opening in new Philly location
AP Photos: Kruger shines on Cannes red carpet
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Tuesday, May 15
"What to Expect" comes to screen | Popcorn & Prejudice: A Movie Blog
Santana's soaring 'Shape Shifter' | CD review
TV Picks: 'The Late Late Show,' 'Glee'
New DVDs | 'Rampart,' 'Chronicle,' 'The Grey'
Monday, May 14
Indigo Girls, Chris Botti, Canadian Tenors added to SSO season
3 Minute Masterpiece winners: 8th of 11 | ArtsPage
Music of Remembrance stages premiere of Jake Heggie's work
Mad Men Mondays: Jealousy lurks in the shadows | Popcorn & Prejudice: A Movie Blog
Egyptian god Anubis is on the move | ArtsPage
Last night Riz Rollins saved my life | Matson on Music
Monday TV Picks: The season finale of NBC's 'Smash'
Our Summer Guide special section is coming Sunday, May 20
Video: 'New Hope for the Dead' by Seattle's Baby Guns | Matson on Music
Trimpin's new work evokes images, survivors' memories of Holocaust
Sunday, May 13
3 Minute Masterpiece winners: 7th of 11 | ArtsPage
Lynn Shelton: 'I never imagined I could be a filmmaker'
14 of Seattle's top entertainment picks for May 13-19, 2012
Crime fiction: Seattle-area authors set their mysteries here, there and Cincinnati
'Approaching Ecstasy': a dance-choral excursion with Whim W'Him and guests
'In One Person': John Irving's novel of desire, two ways | Book review
'Making Babies': into the unknown country of motherhood | Book review
'Suddenly, a Knock on the Door' is tops at Elliott Bay Book Co.
Critics' Picks: 'The Proud Tower,' 'Big Beautiful Dark and Scary' — and moms | The Short List
Sunday TV Picks: Series finale of 'Desperate Housewives'
Saturday, May 12
3 Minute Masterpiece winners: 6th of 11 | ArtsPage
Pacific Northwest Ballet School's youngest students perform | Picture This
A look at the new Chihuly Garden and Glass exhibition at Seattle Center | Picture This
Friday, May 11
'Are You My Mother?': Alison Bechdel's take on the mother-daughter bond | Book review
6 things to do this sunny weekend | ArtsPage
A 'Heavenly' intro to Introdans troupe at UW World Series | Dance review
Singer Kina Grannis: 300,000 jelly beans can't be wrong
'Million Dollar Quartet': the jam session that shook up Broadway
Symphony brings back 'Bluebeard's Castle,' and the Chihuly sets
50 artists, 20 galleries part of annual Kirkland studio tour Saturday-Sunday
3 Minute Masterpiece winners: 5th of 11 | ArtsPage
Bassnectar brings full-body musical experience to WaMu
Friday TV Picks: Season finale of 'CSI: NY' on CBS
Janiva Magness: 'Stronger For It' at Jazz Alley
Sculptor Everett DuPen: 2 regional exhibits with a lifelong view | Art review
As Bake's Place reopens, Bellevue jumps with jazz
Thursday, May 10
Spectrum moves 'Mandarin' to a storefront in free performances
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