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Photo Essay: SIFF Opening Night! Whedonverse meets SIFFverse
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Recommended SIFF + Ticket Giveaway: Mistaken for Strangers
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Recommended event {and sweet things!}: Bake It In A Cake Cookbook book release party on Thursday {10/4}
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Imaginary. You could call it that.
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A chat about our favorite songs this week on KUOW's Weekday show
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A chat about our favorite songs this week on KUOW's Weekday show
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A chat about our favorite songs this week on KUOW's Weekday show

Imaginary Fun!

Imaginary Zine

The Imaginary Zine is a 60-page old school printed zine recounting our first 10 years with some of our favorite blog posts and stories from our imaginary friends. It is extemely limited with only 333 handcrafted zines made.

It also includes a cd chock full of rare, live, or exclusive songs by some of our favorite local artists, including The Long Winters, BOAT, Tullycraft, Exohxo, Tennis Pro, Math & Physics Club and many more!

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Live show review

Rilo Kiley, with Tilly and the Wall

Rilo Kiley

at Maxwell's

Meghan suggests that it might be the vast number of gay men hanging around or possibly it's the girls who tugged their boyfriends along (or the most obvious thing: Jenny's red hair) or maybe it's just the sense of DEVOTION hanging about in the air that I haven't felt since I was 17.

Wednesday, January 14, 2004

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Live show review

Slender Means

at The Crocodile

Monday, January 12, 2004

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Live show review

Love Hotel, and An American Starlet

Love Hotel (with Santa Roderick)

at Tractor

"If you're gonna come, come on your knees, If you're gonna stay, stay the night please."

Sunday, January 11, 2004

by imaginary char

Live show review

An American Starlet

An American Starlet

at The Tractor Tavern

An American Starlet at the Tractor Tavern: "I cannot give all of my love to you with just half of a heart."

Saturday, January 10, 2004

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Living Out

Photo by Chris Bennion.

Photo by Chris Bennion.

Playwright Lisa Loomer ambitiously explores issues of class, race, and parenthood in Living Out, a funny, insightful, and ultimately heart-wrenching play that's the best of the Rep's current season to date.

Friday, January 9, 2004

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