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Burien rapper Travis Thompson talks storytelling, sobriety and the city that made him
I first caught Travis Thompson in 2017 during his set at Upstream, the music festival founded by the late Paul Allen. He’d just released his "Ambaum" mixtape, a nod to Burien, where he grew up and spent much of his life. Though he was still relatively young, he already knew how to connect with a crowd. I’ve seen him perform about a half a dozen times since, most recently at Bumbershoot, and he's still got that ability to connect.
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Actress Julianne Moore talks importance of brain health during Alzheimer's Awareness Month
SEATTLE — November is Alzheimer's Awareness Month, an important time to think about brain health and the steps that people can take to understand and prioritize it as they age. Academy Award-winning actress Julianne Moore gained a deep understanding of the impact of Alzheimer's disease while preparing for her...
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Endangered tree kangaroo at Woodland Park Zoo has infected arm amputated
SEATTLE — A young tree kangaroo at Woodland Park Zoo is recovering after veterinarians amputated her right arm to stop a rapidly spreading bacterial infection. Poppy, a female Matschie’s tree kangaroo, underwent the surgery last week after a CT scan showed the bacteria spreading. A team of animal health experts removed her right arm.
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Two Seattle screenings of Portland-filmed feature ‘A Simple Machine’ already sold out
Filmed in Portland, A Simple Machine is a feature film about a young man struggling under debt who “makes a series of radically frugal lifestyle choices without telling his girlfriend that he’s going to fix up an old bike and go off the grid,” according to the film’s synopsis. The trailer looks great, with a grainy black-and-white style and intriguing dialog. “This is not just a ‘bike film,’” the promotional team said in an email to Seattle Bike Blog about the upcoming screening. “It’s a film where the bike is the philosophy.”
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‘Oh, Mary!’ sets $2.5 million box office record at Seattle’s Paramount Theatre
The touring production of “Oh, Mary!” grossed more than $2.5 million during its Seattle engagement, setting a record for the highest-grossing week for a play at the Paramount Theatre, producers announced. The dark comedy brought in $2,541,743 across eight performances for the week ending Nov. 8, according to...