Seattlest likes to put on a party-planner hat for you every once in a while (we blame it on unresolved "feelings" stirred up by Julie from the Love Boat). Tonight we've got a one-two punch all lined up, centered around a screening of the silent-era Zorro, with Douglas Fairbanks, at the Paramount (7 p.m., $12). The more we watch Fairbanks, the more certain we are that he invented parkour back in the 1920s. Watch this......

Now that the weather is finally get warmer, it's time to plan some summertime drinking. Enter The Saint, the new tequila bar/Mexican cantina from Havana owner Quentin Ertel. What was once the ugly (and scary) Wing Dome behemoth is now the soothingly sky blue building at the corner of Olive and Bellevue. Ertel describes his latest social club as: a tequila bar that would appeal to afficionados of the good life; a place where......

There's no shortage of special occasions to sample beer here in Seattle, whether it's a low-key event like Hard Liver over at Brouwer's Cafe, or a full-fledged lollapaloosa like the Seattle International Beer Festival. Yes, Seattle loves its microbrews, and will occasionally pay homage to wine (particularly if it's of local extraction). But let's face it: Sometimes we get tired of beer, no matter how good, and start jonesing for something a bit stiffer. Certainly,......