Sunday, February 12, 2012 - Page updated at 01:07 p.m.
Watch the Grammys with us. The program starts at 8 p.m. Sunday on CBS. Find coverage of the awards, including photo galleries and a live chat, at seattletimes.com.
More: Who should get the folk Grammy -- Fleet Foxes or Eddie Vedder?
Northwest artists nominated for a Grammy | Join us for a live chat Sunday night
Country superstar Brad Paisley brought his Virtual Reality Tour to the Tacoma Dome Saturday night, playing with The Band Perry and American Idol winner Scotty McCreery. Read story
NEW - 12:38 PM
Brad Paisley delivers dazzling 'real life' show at Tacoma Dome | Concert review
In what will probably be the biggest country show of the year, Brad Paisley, The Band Perry and Scotty McCreery delivered a dazzling show at the Tacoma Dome Saturday.
UPDATE - 12:37 PM
'After the Fall': Europe's economy falls from grace | Book review
Dining Out
Restaurants
Short List: Gauguin at SAM and a grouchy Valentine's event
Pasta and pampering at Madison Park's Cafe Parco
Movies
3D doesn't improve 'Star Wars: Phantom Menace'
'Oscar-nominated Short Films 2012': See all 10 at Seattle's Varsity
'Safe House': Denzel Washington saves day in 'Bourne' knockoff
Music & Nightlife
Pre-Grammy gala celebrates Whitney Houston's life
Pop-music queen Whitney Houston dies at 48
Young country — The Band Perry, Scotty McCreery, Brad Paisley
The Arts
In 'El pasado,' the stage spins, and so do the characters' lives
A brilliant 'Pictures' at the symphony
Provocative 'Oklahoma!' hits 5th Avenue stage
Books
Patrons at Seattle's Santoro's Books like 'The Art of Fielding'
Robert Crais' 'Taken' tops the national best-sellers list
'Heft': longing to shatter the shell of loneliness
Television
Dogs set to wow at Westminster
Friday TV Picks: 'Michael Feinstein's American Songbook'
Nancy Leson is on hiatus for the first half of 2012. Until she returns, Rebekah Denn will host the All You Can Eat blog.
NEW - 2/10, 07:00 AM
Andrew Matson loves music like it's his family. And he loves his family. He offers music news, reviews and analysis.
NEW - 2/10, 03:46 PM
Popcorn & Prejudice: A Movie Blog
Seattle Times writer Moira Macdonald muses on moviegoing.
NEW - 2/09, 04:36 PM
A showcase of fine-arts news, observations, images, humor and tips for navigating Seattle's vibrant arts scene.
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Saturday, February 11
Community Corner: Seattle fire stations open house
Friday, February 10
Heart to perform at Puyallup Fair
'The Good News Club': proselytizing in the public schools | Book review
Northwest artists nominated for a Grammy
Roberto Abbado becomes familiar guest at Seattle Symphony
Eastside dance showcase grows to include B.C., NYC dancers
Funkhouser's sad mix: emo, grunge and beyond | Matson on Music
Pinky's Kitchen turns out barbecue at a great price | Dining Deal
EMP hosts Sound Off! battle of the bands
Thursday, February 9
5th Avenue's 'Oklahoma!': a multicultural frontier
In 'I Am My Own Wife,' a character to remember | Theater review
Pianist Jan Lisiecki: Extremely talented and incredibly young | Classical review
Poet Kathleen Flenniken nabs 'dream job' | ArtsPage
Wilco bonds with the faithful at the Paramount | Concert review
Renowned countertenor in 'Dido' at Town Hall
Seattle's Ivan Doig welcomes first stage adaptation
Slice of paradise: Gauguin show opens at SAM | ArtsPage
'Journey 2: The Mysterious Island': Not quite paradise | Movie review
'Pina': a loving tribute to choreographer Pina Bausch, in 3-D | Movie review
'SpokAnarchy': punk rock individuality in 1980s Spokane | Matson on Music
'The Vow': sweet, earnest but half-baked | Movie review
Jan Lisiecki: Amazing, gifted and 16 | ArtsPage
Jay-Z and Kanye West's 'Paris' video | Matson on Music
Naomi Watts to play Princess Diana, and more casting news | Popcorn & Prejudice: A Movie Blog
Stream the new album by Seattle's Earth | Matson on Music
Thursday TV Picks: 'The Finder' on Fox
Weekend Preview: Seattle's Neighbor Appreciation Day
'Crazy Horse': an enticing behind-the-scenes look at Paris cabaret | Movie review
'Loosies': Stolen moments in the life of a pickpocket | Movie review
'W.E.' — Madonna's movie is an attractive mess | Movie review
At A Theater Near You: 'Star Wars' film in 3-D, 'Soul Train'
Oscar Trivia: adapted screenplays
Wednesday, February 8
'Gauguin and Polynesia': dazzling mix-and-match | Art review
Big bucks for the arts | ArtsPage
Georgetown Art Attack aids burglarized store
Happy Hour: French-accented charm at Gainsbourg
Fit & Fun: Seattle City Running Tours
Seattle Japanese Garden First Viewing postponed
Those pesky star ratings | Popcorn & Prejudice: A Movie Blog
Video: 'Solid and Strong' by Olympia's Kimya Dawson | Matson on Music
Wednesday TV Picks: 'The Rosie Show' on Oprah's OWN
Tuesday, February 7
'Cradle and All': Baby rocks couple's world
Madonna coming to KeyArena Oct. 2
Sharon Van Etten's 'Tramp': haunting, hypnotic, brilliant
'Smokestack Arias' at ACT Theatre revisits Everett uprising | Theater review
'Cavalia' extends run - again | ArtsPage
Download these: Trails, Fatal Lucciauno, Key Nyata | Matson on Music
Local books: dragons and their keepers, and a history of the Elwha
New trailer for "The Amazing Spider-Man" | Popcorn & Prejudice: A Movie Blog
TV Picks: The new thriller 'The River' on ABC
New DVDs | 'Breaking Dawn,' 'Harold & Kumar'
Monday, February 6
PNB's 'Don Quixote' provides spectacle, story | Dance review
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