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Wednesday, May 14, 2008 - Page updated at 12:22 p.m.
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Robert Rauschenberg stands in front of a portion of a mural he made for Benaroya Hall in Seattle. The piece is named, 'Echo.' Read story
Obituary
Robert Rauschenberg, a giant of the modern-art world, died Monday. Several of his works can be seen in Seattle.
Critics' Picks
05/19/2008 Kelly Harland with Bill Mays and Chuck Deardorf | Dimitriou's Jazz Alley
04/30/2008 - 01/01/2009 "SEAllective" | Lo_Fi Performance Gallery
04/01/2008 - 04/23/2009 "Soul City" with Circle of Fire B-Boy Crew | The War Room
05/15/2008 - 05/18/2008 Bobby Hutcherson Quartet with Nicholas Payton | Dimitriou's Jazz Alley
Tuesday, May 13
New spider named after rock star Neil Young
At least 3 jurors chosen for R. Kelly trial
Monday, May 12
Ludacris pulls out of Bumbershoot | A&E Dispatch UPDATE - 12:22 PM
Mary J. Blige starts women's group
Sunday, May 11
Summer concert business booms as CD sales tank
KT Tuntstall gets into character at Moore Theater | Concert Review
Expanded list of summer concerts
Summer shows we're itching to see
This rock festival is big, new and in Canada!
Alan Jackson: Boots-up, beer-up boy plays Tacoma Dome | Concert Review
Saturday, May 10
Raven-Symone comes of age with new CD
Friday, May 9
Comedian Margaret Cho saves the "raunchy" stuff for onstage
Country music star Alan Jackson plays at Tacoma Dome
El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico: You have got to dip into this salsa
Holocaust Remembrance concert builds musical bridges over time
Eddy Arnold, country music gentleman, dead at 89 | Obituary
On the Boards' NW New Works Festival set for next two weekends
Seattle Symphony season updates
Who's rocking the clubs this weekend
Thursday, May 8
Marco Benevento: Emotional connection comes late in evening of reworked pieces | Jazz Review
Wednesday, May 7
Classical music reviews | A big, Brilliant Beethoven box set
How Marvin Gaye mastered Motown
Police will retire after NYC concert
Young jumps on Blu-ray bandwagon
Monday, May 5
Big, Bad Toby Keith heads to White River | A&E Dispatch
Hair metal grows back on the 'Net
Sunday, May 4
EMP's "An Evolution of Sound" lets visitors get in touch with Hendrix and his music
Free spirit Joe Jackson aims for "songs that are indestructible"
Minus the Bear has its day in the desert sun
Thanks to the local company, major cleaning doesn't have to mean sending major chemicals down the drain.
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For the entire month of May, peep-toe shoes will be 25 percent off at Clementine.
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Enjoy 3 courses for $30, May 1-29
Dine at 23 new Seattle-area restaurants.
New Urban Eats, a dining event from NWsource.
View participating restaurants
Enter to win dinner for two
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Carter, Connick do their home work in New Orleans
Detroit Symphony hopes robot conductor will fire up students
Postage stamp puts Sinatra back in the spotlight
Jackson's 'Thriller' among cultural treasures
Paul McCartney's carbon footprint is criticized
Winehouse won't be charged in alleged `drug' video
Works added to National Recording Registry
Jennifer Lopez to host LA hospital gala
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