Apropos of Nothing

Sleater-Kinney's legendary status in the world of rock 'n roll was secure well before the release of "No Cities to Love,...

This morning's Seattle Times website. Well, I'm not sure if the adage quite applies, but no doubt you've all heard the sayin...

I would have made a different prediction after the Conference Championship games two weeks ago, but after two weeks of suffering through the...

Last, but not least, the documentation of 2014 ends with the list of movies seen at the theater. Top Five (12/29/14) The Hobbit: The Batt...

A paltry list, for certain - but I did a lot of re-reading in 2014, and didn't include those books.  I'm bound and determined to do ...

Well, there went January, so I suppose that now is as good a time as any to do a little house cleaning.  So for posterity, we commit to the ...

When you're a sports fan(atic), you know that over the course of your life you're going to see your favorite teams/favorite athlet...

Either via the old-fashioned way, or on Netflix (which is fast becoming the old-fashioned way). My most highly recommended films are den...

And with one exception, they're all pictured at right. 1. "English Oceans," Drive-By Truckers.  DBT fills the role in my l...

You knew it was going to end with this, right?  Still trying to wrap my head around the fact that we'll never see it again. "Ch...

To this day, one of the greatest Christmas albums, and one of the greatest performances of one of the greatest Christmas songs. "O ...

It seems only appropriate, since the old guys are now a touring staple as a team. "Getting Ready for Christmas Day," Paul Simo...

"Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town," Jimmy Fallon, The Roots and One Direction "All I Want For Christmas Is You," ...

With their great cover of Robert Earl Keen's great song, "Merry Christmas from the Family."

In honor of Sir Elton John's wedding, we bring you his great Christmas song, "Step into Christmas" - clearly, an homage to P...

Remember when you were little and had an advent calendar, and about halfway through the month realized, "Holy Cow!  I forgot about th...