August 13, 2008
Three and 1/2 star movie review: The sequel of the popular teen film is predictably satisfying

By Vicky Yan
August 13, 2008
It has become arguably one of the most triumphant young adult series since J.K. Rowling premiered the Harry Potter novels nearly a decade ago.

By Doris Wu
August 13, 2008
Teatro ZinZanni performers Eric Newton, Trevor Nassler and Manuela Horn are offering free shows at 6 p.m. every Thursday through Sunday through August 31.

By Julian Martin
August 13, 2008
Four and 1/2 star movie review: The star-filled cast brings surprises and applause

By Doris Wu
August 5, 2008
Transition to front man brings out new influences

By Nick Feldman
August 5, 2008
Less than eight months ago, formerly unsigned and unrecorded The Airborne Toxic Event drew nearly 1,000 people to a 400-person occupancy venue, and the band was placed in regular rotation over the Los Angeles airwaves with nothing but an unmastered mp3.

By Michelle Hope Anderson
July 29, 2008
Drama leaves depth behind in plot turns

By Erinn Unger, Vicky Yan
July 29, 2008
The harsh truth from two faithful X-Files fans. Two and three stars

By Andrew Doughman, Nick Feldman
July 29, 2008
The annual Capitol Hill Block Party returned this year looking a little more grown up. The blocks around Neumos still undulated with the shoulder-to-shoulder shuffling of thousands of youths, but this year two of the five stages were 21 and older, and the beer garden stretched for nearly one block.

By Nick Feldman
July 22, 2008
The guys from Berkeley put on a catchy and energetic show — or as frontman Chris Chu described it to me, “aural bliss with a twist of lime.” I bought their CD after the concert, contributing some gas money to help pay for the band’s trip home.

By Edwin Ortiz
July 22, 2008
The need to stay relevant may be why rapper Reks never attained a cult following. The highlight of his rapping career came with his debut album Along Came The Chosen, released back in 2001.

By Michelle Hope Anderson
July 22, 2008
The Dark Knight isn’t just another pointless superhero movie. The film is dark, intense and crammed with talented actors, non-stop action, humor and even moving social commentary.

By Doris Wu
July 22, 2008
The 27th annual Bite of Seattle proved to be a success, as an estimated 500,000 people came to enjoy good food and hot weather for a three-day festival last weekend. Many vendors had to put up sold-out signs toward the end of the last day of the event.

By Doris Wu
July 15, 2008
ub Pop Records celebrated its 20th anniversary this year, and the local record label commemorated the occasion with a comedy show at the Moore Theatre and a two-day festival at Marymoor Park.

By Edwin Ortiz
July 15, 2008
Album’s sound holds steady but doesn’t thrill

By Nick Feldman
July 15, 2008
Don’t wait to check out British-sounding Locksley

By Julian Martin
July 8, 2008
Daily reporter Julian Martin interviews We Are Scientists lead singer Keith Murray. The band plays Wednesday, July 9 at 8 p.m. at Neumos.

By Nick Feldman
July 8, 2008
The artist's latest album is short, but strong.

By Matthew Jackson
July 8, 2008
Daily reporter Matthew Jackson dines out at Ruby Restaurant on the Ave, discovering the array of international foods the restaurant serves.

By Julian Martin
July 1, 2008
Antihero nearly saves director's vision, but latter half of the movie fails to impress.