This week's gathering, one of the last hurrahs for the artists' collective, was significantly more quiet than any art walk I had been to. Despite the collective's impressive unity in the wake of 619's continued clashes with the city, artists were divided on this last bash. Only every other floor -- 3 and 5 -- were open when Seattlest rolled in around 9 p.m., and only one half each of those floors were showing. more ›

More about the pointlessly brusque dismissal of the businesses and artists located inside the 619 Western Building; also, one last epic celebration of its tradition is scheduled for this coming Thursday. more ›

We understand you conducted telephone surveys to determine if the respondents would be willing or otherwise tolerant of being the subject of medical experiments should they be in a condition subject to these studies. Can you confirm whether they were asked to comment on whether they thought others should be experimented on without consent? more ›

Last Thursday night...yes, we're late posting -- another lost weekend of coke & strippers & head-exploding mornings of self-loathing and fear. Stupid family reunions. So last Thursday night we went to hear Favourite Sons [myspace] at Chop Suey. more ›

Last Thursday's SIFF Face the Music rock party at Neumo's ran like a well-oiled machine, far ahead of schedule, even with eleven acts on the bill. The next day? Two acts, forty minutes late. It's good to have things back to normal. more ›

A bunch of Boeing news is on the wires today and while each individual item may seem particularly irrelevant to your life by itself, perhaps if Seattlest groups them together into a Boeing Roundup they'll equal a post you'll care to read. more ›