Reviews

Summer in Washington brings the beautiful weather residents are used to, and with it, the opportunity to do some serious summer recreation. Activities abound close to home, but sometimes wanderlust […]

The 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup is underway, and this year the event is close to home. Canada is the host country and several games are being played just north […]

Just in time for summer, Hollywood gave us a movie with humor, action and a five-star cast. Besides the wonderful Melissa McCarthy, who was as funny as ever, it was […]

Cut into a small patch of forest across the street from Safeway on 140th is Noble Court, a gem of a Chinese restaurant close to campus. Like many Chinese restaurants, […]

“Rollers of the Realm” is a pinball-RPG hybrid. The game walks through a heart wrenching story of greed and corruption that is ultimately defeated with the power of pinball. Produced […]

Thousands of people in the Seattle area daily mount their bikes as a means to get around. Biking is one of the most efficient forms of transportation, however there are […]

A two hour car chase, hurtling through flames and fuel in a dystopian desert, “Mad Max: Fury Road,” delivers exactly what it promises to audiences. The fourth installment in the […]

After five years of waiting, welterweight champion Floyd “Money” Mayweather finally took up Manny Pacquiao’s challenge to a boxing match in one of the most anticipated fights of the decade. […]

“Strife – The Second Generation MOBA” is a Multiplayer Online Battle Arena game released in open beta by S2 Games and available on Steam. Advertising itself as a successor to […]

In the aftermath of a viral plague that kills most of the world’s population, Phillip Tandy Miller is alive in Tucson. Miller, the main character of Will Forte’s new show […]

Marvel has always been a much-loved source of entertainment and enjoyment for me. The way that they have been able to interweave so many storylines and plots is something I […]

Isaac Brock recently released a Modest Mouse album. Eight years of touring and slowly gathering material culminated with  “Strangers to Ourselves” in March. The album was concocted from a broader […]

To most Americans, the zombie genre is a little played-out. The fad was good for a while, but these days, zombies are a little passe. Even “The Walking Dead” doesn’t […]

Racha Thai and Asian Kitchen is tucked away in Redmond in the same complex as Regal Cinemas Bella Bottega 11. It is slightly out of the way for me, but […]

2015 marks another amazing year for music in the city of Seattle. This year the annual underground electronic music festival, Decibel Festival, has expanded its offerings to include the Micro […]

Nestled into a cozy area of Pioneer Square at the intersection of 1st Avenue south and S Main street, The Berliner is a restaurant specializing in doner kebab, a Turkish […]

After the release of his first two albums “Section 80” and “Good Kid M.A.A.D City,” Kendrick Lamar has solidified his name as the next big rap star. Even then there […]

Text, light paintings and music collide and perform to an acoustic-electro flow. Kaki King’s “The Neck is Bridge to the Body,” a multi-media project that provokes video, light, music and […]

Indiana resident John Green has earned his fair share of bestsellers, medals and other literary awards.   Green’s notable fan base is now eagerly awaiting the release of “Paper Towns,” which […]

The world has never before seen a place like the Mox Boardinghouse. Gamers and roleplayers alike flock to its doors for anything from all-day Magic: The Gathering tournaments to a […]