Recommended Theater: Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog @ACT {1/28-2-12}
"We do the weird stuff!" OMG, you guys. I missed this the last time around and I am SO EXCITED that it's come back! Just…
Seattle Children's Film Festival: The Kids Get A Fest to Call Their Own
Got kids? Have the emotional level of a young child? In either case, the Northwest Film Forum has got you covered starting this weekend. …
Photo of the day: Rhett Miller and the Old 97's at the Showbox
It was quite the Monday night earlier this week, when Rhett Miller and the Old 97's took over the Showbox with a little help from…
The Naked And Famous invade Seattle
Save the date - The Naked And Famous (NZ's breakthrough band of 2010) has just announced a looooooong list of shows, and they're playing Showbox…
Imaginary DVD Picks: more Lisbeth, young John Lennon, a Foreign Oscar nominee, and ridiculous action
[Video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fccRlpFuLo] The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest: I’m anxious to see the last installment in the Millennium trilogy, even though I hear it’s not…
Imaginary Watch This: Dueling cellists battle it out with Smooth Criminal
I know an instrumental cover of a Michael Jackson song isn't the usual type of music we cover on TIG - but I thought this…
Recommended show: Best of the New II at Columbia City Theater {FREE!}
The folks over at the Collective -- which are combined forces of our friends over at Sound on the Sound, Artist Home, and the Warehouse…
Sunday Viewing Recommendation: Catch up on possible Oscar nominees
With the 2011 Academy Award nominee announcements coming this week on Tuesday at 5-freaking-30-am, you'll want to catch up on all the films getting Oscar…
Recommended Show TONIGHT: School of Rock presents The Cure Vs. The Smiths @The Croc {1/22}
My brain fell out of my head when I saw the poster for this show, because it combines 3 things I love to death: the…
Kuroneko
Entertainment option for a bleak midwinter evening: a super-stylin' late-'60s Japanese samurai romance revenge melodrama... with spooky-ass ghosts. Specifically, Kaneto Shindo's 1968 horror triumph Kuroneko…