WORLD SERIES GAME 1: It's the defending World Series champs against the reigning payroll champs. We're cheering on IbaƱez with the hope that he will someday return to Seattle where we spell his name right.
WORLD SERIES GAME 1: It's the defending World Series champs against the reigning payroll champs. We're cheering on IbaƱez with the hope that he will someday return to Seattle where we spell his name right.
Tonight and tomorrow, it's your last chance to see one of the year's best-reviewed documentaries at the Grand Illusion. King Corn follows two friends who move from the East Coast to the Iowa heartland to raise an acre of the highly-subsidized titular crop and follow it through the "corn industrial complex." It ain't pretty, but the film helpfully points out the extent to which corn is a part of the average American (and the average American cow's) diet, whether or not you realize you're eating it. Goodbye, wholesome summer meals and hellooooo, high-fructose corn syrup and obesity! Good thing that the protagonists and director provide the awful truth with a wink and a sense of humor, a la Super Size Me.
7 & 9pm // Grand Illusion Cinema [1403 NE 50th (Corner of University Way and 50th)] // $7
Seattlest enjoys a good documentary, so we were excited to see that the Grand Illusion will be showing two politically-charged features later this week. They sound like doozies: