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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT : GAMES

LGBTQIA Gayming Magazine launches new bitesized video series

Gaymer Magazine is an online publication that since 2019 has prided itself as a leading hub for LGBTQ+ geek culture. Whether it be video games, comics, anime, or just general Queer fandom, the magazine over the past six years has meticulously built a platform...

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT : FILM

Tina Romero digs up a fabulously killer zombie comedy with Queens of the Dead

On a seemingly normal day in Brooklyn, club owner and DJ Dre (Katy O'Brian) is floundering. She’s desperate to find a replacement when her latest show’s headliner, international drag superstar Jasmine (Dominique Jackson), cancels at the last minute. Meanwhile,...

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT : FILM

Tina Romero on making Queens of the Dead a Queer celebration of community, survival, music, and her father’s zombie legacy

Tina Romero didn’t want to make a zombie movie. While her father, George A. Romero, didn’t invent the zombie picture, he certainly codified it into the mainstream of genre cinema with his groundbreaking 1968 underground classic Night of the Living Dead, so...

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT : THEATER / STAGE

A Drag Queen Christmas brings holiday glitz back to Seattle

Seattle’s holiday spirit is about to get a shimmering makeover as A Drag Queen Christmas returns for its 11th spectacular year. On Wednesday, December 3, McCaw Hall will be transformed into a stage of glamour and laughter...

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT : THEATER / STAGE

A spellbinding night: Tim Murray is bringing his comedy to the Emerald City

Seattle, prepare for a night of cackling, camp, and cauldrons. Tim Murray — the irrepressible mind behind the viral sensation Witches — is flying in for a one-night-only performance that promises to enchant, provoke, and leave you howling for more...

NEWS : SEATTLE

Harrell, Wilson, and others discuss the future of our public schools at the Seattle Education Forum

For a dark time in national politics, the optimism at Rainier Beach High School certainly was as bright as the library’s fluorescent white lights. In a makeshift space between the two manga aisles, a group of young students welcomed guests to the forum and...

NEWS : SEATTLE

A new way forward for Seattle: The case for Katie Wilson

Seattle, our beloved and imperfect metropolis, has since 2022 remained a city of immense contradictions. Leaders publicly tout its inclusivity, while simultaneously failing (and sometimes even exacerbating) the issues affecting our most vulnerable:...

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT : FILM

Barry Bostwick: Still doing the Time Warp after 50 years

This Halloween season, The Rocky Horror Picture Show is back where it belongs: on the big screen, with audiences shouting, singing, and throwing things at all the right times. And for Seattle fans, the experience is extra special: Barry Bostwick, the original...

NEWS : SEATTLE

Ballard Collective artists embark on a new beginning after fire damages studio

On the evening of August 8, 55 firefighters responded to a dumpster fire in the alley near the Ballard Collective, which eventually spread inside the building. The blaze damaged businesses, art studios, fashion designs, and supplies, robbing artists of their...

NEWS : SEATTLE

Hallelujah! “Hot Rat Summer” mosaic has expanded, incorporating new, saintly animals

Overnight on October 9, a miracle occurred: The beloved St. Rat is now joined by two new furry companions, represented as mosaics and pressed into the water utility building on Cal Anderson Park. To St. Rat’s closest left now flies a pigeon, holding a rose in...

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