Tag Archives: eds-pick

Weiwei-isms is a pocket-sized reminder of what it is to be human and bear true witness to the world we live in.

Ben Marcus's The Flame Alphabet is an enigmatic novel that will enchant some and bewilder others.

David Wright is now “The Franchise.” He follows in the rather large footsteps of Met legend Tom Seaver.

A witty collection of old-fashioned silhouettes showcasing modern pop culture icons.

Five magnificent sets guaranteed to whet the appetites of movie/TV lovers.

The autobiography of America Online's "Answer Man," Kevin Savetz.

At one of their only two Pacific Northwest shows this year, the greatest band in rock seemed to be on a mission to spread the E Street gospel even more than usual.

Koi No Yokan is the Sacramento alternative metal heroes' best record since White Pony.

Catching lighting in a bottle might not be possible, but this DVD captures Smith's mercurial nature and indefatigable spirit.

All King Rex’s horses and all his men (and their loyalty seems to be waning with each passing day) are never going to put him back together again.