9:00 pm // Neumos // $10 adv. more ›

Behind perhaps only Andrew Sullivan (or Michael Musto if you live life through VH1) Dan Savage is our country's most prominent gay. From time to time in Seattle we may think of him merely as "that dude from The Stranger" but the guy is syndicated in a hell of lot of papers around the country, writes a decent book, and generally makes a lot of sense when he appears on television to discuss serious subjects. He's a National Voice, and we have precious few of those. Because of that, it is your civic duty as a bookish Seattleite to not only purchase Dan Savage's new book "The Commitment: Love, Sex, Marriage, and My Family," but to attend his reading tomorrow night at Bailey/Coy Books. more ›

The Northwest Film Forum needs your money. No, seriously, they do. As a non-profit organization that lends support to the production and exhibition of artistic films, they ain't exactly rolling in the dough. And in order for them to continue to provide resources, facilities, and education for filmmakers (both professional and amateur), as well as to screen all those films at the cinematheque, a great deal o' dough is exactly what's required. Some might go so far to say that it takes money, a whole lotta spending money, it takes plenty of money to do it right, child. For this very reason, the NWFF is hosting their fourth annual auction this Saturday, which presents you with a prime opportunity to make a contribution to their cause. more ›

Who are the 11:30pm girls? more ›