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In the title of his 1997 bestselling adventure tale, “Into Thin Air,” mountaineer and writer Jon Krakauer employs a double

I’ve never been great at the whole Halloween thing. By the time I remember it’s happening, all the good sweets

Before the prestige drama era, people rarely associated nobility with the small screen. In old Hollywood’s thinking, television was cinema’s

In the opening sequence of “Other Mommy,” Ursula (Jessica Chastain) is making lunch for her daughter, Bela (Arabella Olivia Clark),

Depending on who you talk to, Elvis Presley was either the king of rock ‘n’ roll or a no-good thief.

English actor Patrick Stewart, who became world-famous as the star of “Star Trek: The Next Generation” and the “X-Men” movies,

There was a time when the internet was cool. One could be forgiven if memories of the cool-internet era have

“You Can See Everything” is not your standard documentary. Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s film isn’t the first nonfictional chronicle

Among silver-screen romances, the Blake Lively-led odyssey across time, “The Age of Adaline,” isn’t exactly the most revered. Really, it’s

Somewhere in the last two decades, the spoiler became a cottage industry. While some journalists twisted their movie and television

Meghan Markle told her estranged father he would never meet her children after learning of allegations of sexual abuse involving

Nothing about Shibuya HiFi is loud. From its unmarked front door to its low-lit lounge, the Seattle vinyl bar is

Life is a circle that we begin drawing at birth and complete at death. Surely, you’ve heard this analogy before.

While we were swooning over “WandaVision” back in 2021, we couldn’t have known Marvel was softening us up for the

The last time “Cold Little Heart” singer Michael Kiwanuka visited Seattle, I mistook the 7 o’clock start printed on my

Have you ever read “The Secret?” The pseudoscientific self-help book by Rhonda Byrne rode a 2006 Oprah Winfrey endorsement to

Say what you will about the first and second couples at the heart of “The Diplomat” – and by now

You’re no one in this business until the Vatican has condemned you. For British filmmaker Ken Russell, that denunciation from

Early on a Tuesday evening, I arrived at a local dive bar for a show by Dream Syndicate. There’s no