January 23, 2020
The Arab World: possibly one of the most politically and culturally intricate parts of the world and a hub for foreign and domestic...
“Everything is possible” was the theme of the The Filipino Channel University (TFCU) event at Seattle University campus on...
In the sea of ever-growing housing developments and remodels of Capitol Hill, one house may catch your eye on 19th and Spruce....
Generally, Seattle and the Puget Sound region region are lauded for its progressive ideals and enlightened perceptions of inclusion....
The Seattle area boasts over 10 multibillionaires and serves as the home base to some of the world’s richest businesses, and...
The Oscars are not just an hour long awards ceremony; it’s a months long event. Every year without fail, a outrage ensues after...
January 17, 2020
Since 1997, the 14/48 Festival has operated with the same base format: on Thursday night, playwrights are given a theme and need...
January 16, 2020
Remaking a classic film is challenging. Dozens of times we’ve witnessed directors try their hand at remakes only to face bo...
January 15, 2020
Elliot Bay Book Company hosted a reading last Saturday for “Chicken of the Sea,” a children’s book about chickens, pirates an...
It should be easy enough to dismiss the hit Netflix series’ main character, Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley), as a bad guy. For anyone...
January 6, 2020
Dusting off popular movies or shows and converting them into musicals has become its own subgenre over the past couple of decades...
December 5, 2019
“Shout Sister Shout” at the Seattle Repertory Theatre is undoubtedly the most impressive jukebox musical to grace a Seattle...
