A dormant dome for cinephiles is unsettling Hollywood
The ArcLight Hollywood remains closed, both a victim of the coronavirus pandemic and a symbol of a movie industry in turmoil, even in its own backyard.
Day: August 20, 2023
On the hottest days, make this cooling cucumber dinner
This recipe pairs smashed cucumbers with avocados for creaminess, along with briny shrimp steamed with sesame oil for a light summer meal.
With Lionel Messi playing soccer in the U.S., single-game ticket prices surge by more than 1,700%
Inter Miami CF has become a hot ticket with the arrival of Lionel Messi, with ticket prices for some games increasing by over $1,000 compared with last year.
Russia – Ukraine War News Morning News Updates — August 20, 2023 (Videos)
WNU Editor: A lot of updates this morning.
Mourners gather to remember the last captive southern resident orca
Tokitae, also known as Lolita, and now given the Lummi name Sk’aliCh’elh-tenaut, was set to return home to the Salish Sea when she died.
WA man who captured Tokitae says he has ‘no regrets’ after orca’s death
Ted Griffin’s capture at Whidbey Island’s Penn Cove was his biggest — and it was the start of Lolita’s more than 50 years in captivity until her death Friday.
Student Voices: Our student absenteeism problem is an immigration policy problem
Student Voices columnist Reagan Ricker writes that schools are “protected areas” under immigration policy. But deportations and raids still affect students.
Rant & Rave: Near simultaneous green light and walk sign cause confusion
RANT to the traffic engineer who decided that it makes sense for vehicles at Seventh and Union, near ACT Theatre, to get a green light several seconds before pedestrians get their walk light. This is a huge hazard for those of us on foot with so many c…
SAG-AFTRA picket line looks from Susan Sarandon and son Miles Robbins
This photo of Oscar winner Susan Sarandon and her son Miles Robbins on the SAG-AFTRA picket line reminds us that everyone looks cool in linen and cargo pants.
As Washington’s ferry fleet ages, why aren’t we building new boats?
Grand plans for a reborn, greener ferry fleet are much delayed just as new boats are needed more than ever. After an expected partnership fell apart, where can the state turn?