Your week
Your Food
Food truck days are waning, but there’s still time to check out the Thai, Jamaican and hearty American offerings from some of these new rolling eateries. Correspondent Cindy Hval caught up with the owners of three trucks and will share details on what they’re serving and where to find them. Also, look for senior correspondent Rick Bonino’s report on the fine Southern fare from Casper Fry.
Find more food news and recipes in Wednesday’s Food section.
Your fun
On CD (Tuesday)
Scotty McCreery, “Christmas With Scotty McCreery”
A Fine Frenzy, “Pines”
Brandy, “Two Eleven”
Placido Domingo, “Songs”
Christina Perri, “A Very Merry Perri Christmas”
On DVD (Tuesday)
“Moonrise Kingdom”
“That’s My Boy”
In theaters (Friday)
“Alex Cross”
“Paranormal Activity 4”
On TV
Today: Kim Raver (Teddy on “Grey’s Anatomy”) joins “Revolution” as Tom Neville’s wife, Julia. 10 p.m., NBC.
Tuesday: Tune in after the second presidential debate to watch Washington gubernatorial candidates – Democrat Jay Inslee and Republican Rob McKenna – debate. 8 p.m., CBS.
Wednesday: “Nova” examines modern forensic science – it’s not like you’ve seen on TV. 8 p.m., KSPS, KCDA.
Thursday: Jennifer Hudson is the guest judge on the season finale of “Project Runway.” 9 p.m., Lifetime.
Friday: The third season of “Nikita” sends Nikita and her boyfriend after rogue agents. 9 p.m., The CW.
Saturday: Bonnie Raitt plays songs from her recent “Slipstream” album on “Austin City Limits.” 11 p.m., KSPS.
Sunday: Jon Stewart hosts the fundraiser “Night of Too Many Stars: America Comes Together for Autism Programs.” Entertainers include Tina Fey, Stephen Colbert and Katy Perry. 8 p.m., Comedy Central.
On stage
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Tuesday, Knitting Factory
“Jersey Boys,” Wednesday through Oct. 28, INB Performing Arts Center
Robert Wynia, Thursday, A Club
Big Gigantic, Thursday, Knitting Factory
“A Closer Walk With Patsy Cline,” Friday through Nov. 24, Spokane Civic Theatre
Around town
J.K. Rowling live webcast, Tuesday, Auntie’s Bookstore
Warren Miller’s “Flow State,” Saturday, Martin Woldson Theater at the Fox