What high-profile deals say about the state of Hollywood
The shuffles comes as streaming services are looking closely at their finances amid Wall Street pressure to pare down costs.
Day: July 2, 2023
Steve Baker withdraws support for Braverman over grooming gangs rhetoric, says ally
Influential Brexiter backed home secretary’s leadership bid but is said to object to her singling out British-Pakistani menSuella Braverman’s rhetoric about child sexual abuse and grooming gangs has cost her the support of an influential Conservative …
Ukrainian Commander Warns The Armor On French Tanks Are Inadequate For Counteroffensive
Euronews/AFP: Ukrainian commander warns French tanks are inadequate for counteroffensive Ukraine continues to press Western allies for hardware and training assistance as it seeks to take advantage of confusion and low morale on the Russian side…
Rant & Rave: Parked car + engine on + phone use = frustrated reader
RANT to drivers who park their cars and then sit there for several minutes with their engines on while looking at their phones. News flash: your phone works even when your engine is off. Do we really need more air pollution? RAVE to whichever depa…
King County’s overdose crisis continues. Here’s how the county is trying to fix it
As the number of fentanyl overdoses increases, the county is pivoting to harm reduction methods in hopes of keeping people alive until they’re ready for treatment.
Your guide to summer travel in Seattle and the Pacific Northwest
From a Seattle travel expert’s tips to timely road trip ideas, here’s what to know to plan the rest of your summer adventures.
Renton memorabilia mecca braces for its second-ever All-Star rush
With everything from classic cards to decades-old Wheaties boxes, DJ’s Sportcards is hoping new and old fans are drawn in as the All-Star festivities approach.
The hats at Royal Ascot in England are off to the races
The five-day event taking place at Ascot Racecourse in Berkshire, England, involves horse races and, more importantly to our critic, extravagant hats.
Why FTC’s child privacy push costs Seattle’s biggest employers millions
Both Microsoft and Amazon have reached settlements with government regulators around consumer privacy. That may signal a new era in enforcement.
Seattle police rated as ‘fair’ or ‘poor’ by most residents, poll finds
Fewer than 40% of Seattlites believe the police department is doing a good or excellent job preventing crime and protecting citizens, according to a new poll.