Reviews

Written by: Emma Sargeant It’s hot, involves bare skin, looking decorated, body painting; yes, do it. The Fremont Solstice Parade, which occurred on Saturday famously, highlighted the popularity of the […]

Written by: Emma Sargeant Morning Coffee, Dancing Men and Cottontail. Tom Almli’s jazz choir stole the breaths of audience members with sounds which would make candles melt on Friday, May […]

Written by: Lisa Henneman On Friday May 30, the new seat gripping horror film, The Strangers came to cinemas everywhere. The Rogue Pictures suspense thriller is set in Texas, and […]

Written by: Hannah Latimer A flash of skin. The silhouette of a woman, languidly unfurling in a giant martini glass, Burlesque is, in its own right, a dramatization of sexuality. […]

Written by: Ashley Ann BCC’s drama department has always had a habit of putting on great shows, and the latest endeavor of Stephen Sondheim’s “A Little Night Music” was no […]

Written by: Nicole Ogden Mid-wives, stoner misfits and unattached pregnancies stealing box office spots As a new set of comedies come out, aimed at various audiences, they steal the top […]

Written by: Amy Phung Hipsters, indie rockers, hip hoppers and all other fans of music are gearing up for Seattle’s annual two-day outdoor celebration of underground music, art, and local […]

Written by: Marissa Green Piercings, tattoos, colorful hair and punk rock music to some may be considered as unconventional. Suicide Girls is a website dedicated to women and men that […]

Written by: Emma Sargeant Friday, May 9, Martyrs of the Apollo Guild invited guests to share their jams at the Kirkland Teen Center. Nick Merz, guitarist, warmly welcomed all to […]

Written by: Emma Sargeant For eight days of the year, the Nevada desert builds a city of art and creative expression called the Burning Man at Black Rock City. The […]