League of Legends world championships
On Oct. 31, the KOO Tigers and SK Telecom T1 clashed in a battle of the titans in the season five League of Legends World Championship to see who would […]
Reviews
Reviews that aren’t specifically Bellevue College related
iZombie: Detective show in Seattle
I took a gander at “iZombie” because it was based in Seattle, and with a new wave of comic book-based television shows, the adaptation of a police drama with an […]
Tokyo Japanese Steakhouse
The Tokyo Japanese Steakhouse is a restaurant located in downtown Bellevue, near Lunchbox Laboratory. I went there recently and I can say it was truly unique. The customer service was […]
“The Martian” a unique film in 3-D
I recently saw the film “The Martian,” starring Matt Damon and directed by Ridley Scott. The movie is an adaptation of Andy Weir’s novel of the same title. The protagonist […]
Japanese comfort food close to BC
Located on Main Street and 148th ave near the Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market, Kukai ramen is an authentic Japanese joint close to BC where students can sate their craving for rich […]
Bob’s Corn Maze not spooky enough
Bob’s Corn Maze seemed like a festive autumn family-friendly activity. It wasn’t supposed to be something spooky or thrilling. It wasn’t a haunted maze. So when I was invited to […]
Rick and Morty: Astounding sci-fi action
For aficionados of high-concept sci-fi and dark, dark humor, there’s not a lot of TV shows that fit the bill. In fact, before Rick and Morty there were exactly zero […]
“Heroes Reborn”
NBC is rebooting “Heroes” with a whole new cast apart from Jack Coleman, who plays Noah Bennet, and a few guest appearances. “Heroes Reborn” is a 13 episode miniseries that […]
“Counter Coture” and “Let’s Play War” at BAM
Bellevue Art Museum focuses its collections on the art of craft and design. Rather than showcasing fine arts, the collections exhibit a variety of artists who work in mediums that […]
Thai VP satisfies cravings in Crossroads
If there’s one thing that isn’t in short supply, it’s Thai restaurants. Almost as common as Starbucks, it’s hard to throw a rock without hitting one. With so many places […]
“Gotham”: Bats is back
“Gotham” is a detective drama based on the stories published by DC Comics. The time frame takes place between the murder of Bruce Wayne’s parents and him becoming Batman. The […]
The superbowl of online gaming
Coming up on Oct. 1, the first round of the fifth annual League of Legends World Championship tournament airs live from Le Dock Pullman in Paris, France. Five years in […]
Seafair honors men and women who serve
From July 29 to August 2, U.S. Navy and Coast Guard ships were moored along the Seattle Waterfront and anchored in Pier 66 and 69 for Seattleites and tourists to […]
Alien attacks in “Pixels”
On July 24, the movie “Pixels” was released into theaters. The premise behind the movie starts in 1982, when NASA launched a space shuttle in hopes of contacting extraterrestrial life […]
Zeek’s Pizza: Humor and beer
There’s nothing quite like a really good pizza. A staple of most college student diets, pizza is quick, convenient and ever so satisfying. Customizable enough to fit almost any taste, […]
Crossroads farmers’ market offers fresh food, music and fun
Farmers’ markets are a mainstay of the American summer, and in King County we are lucky to have many held weekly in a variety of neighborhoods, hosting healthy biodiversity with […]
Impressions of Fallout 4
June 3, 2015 delivered a present to gamers everywhere, the announcement of Fallout 4. The fifth installment of the Fallout franchise, Fallout 4 was widely anticipated, and the announcement has […]
Naked Giants and Car Seat Headrest: A terrific romp of indie rock fun
On June 18, the local bands Naked Giants and Car Seat Headrest played at Seattle venue Chop Suey. The Naked Giants started off the show with an energetic garage rock […]
White Collar: not binge-worthy
“White Collar” is a comedic criminal drama about Neal Caffrey (Matt Bomer) that aired from October 2009 to December 2014, and is great to have playing in the background while […]
LISA: Pain and morbid choices hidden within satire
LISA is a two-dimensional indie role playing game and developed by Dingaling. The player personifies a balding man in a poncho with cuts, bruises and an abusive past. He finds […]