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Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, left, shakes hands with Condoleezza Rice, the U.S. secretary of state. Rice played piano for the queen in a private concert with members of the London Symphony, including Louise Miliband, right, wife of British Foreign Secretary David Miliband. Read story
UPDATE - 11:59 AM
Piano for the queen: Condi Rice plays the Palace
Live from the palace - Condi Rice on piano!
Monday, December 1
A&E Dispatch | "Circus," "For the Record" make this Britney Spears comeback the real thing
A&E Dispatch | Brooklyn lawyer Tommy Savitt wins Seattle comedy contest
CD review: Kanye West's "808s & Heartbreak" is a dark detour
Sunday, November 30
Oldies dominate box-set goodies this season
Concert review: Singer Brandi Carlile reveals new dimensions
"Yust Go Nuts" with Scandinavian humorist Stan Boreson
Big female talent on the small screen
Seattle Symphony produces "Holiday Classics" CD
Friday, November 28
AC/DC and Metallica may be old — but their music isn't
Jazz Etc. | An extensive menu from Hotel Café singer
Radio stations rock with Christmas concerts
Decemberists wrapping up "Bridesmaid Revisited Tour"
Pat Graney's "House of Mind" promises unique arts experience
Renaissance Singers plumb the humanity of ancient music
Singer Bryan Adams at Town Hall
Tuesday, November 25
It all started in the Seattle area for E!'s king of snark Joel McHale
A&E Dispatch: 'Tis the season for holiday music, on the airwaves and the Web
Monday, November 24
CD review: Axl Rose dictatorship begets outdated "Chinese Democracy"
Hardcoretet and Tower of Power bring jazz, funk to Seattle
Stand-up comedy contest enters last round; finalists include men from Lacey, Issaquah
New Kids On The Block concert Twitter Feed
From theme to container, Fremont boutique owner Miya Ferguson tailors each stylish creation to fit the lucky recipient.
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- WaMu to lay off 3,400 in Seattle; bank to empty most of its leased space downtown
- College Football | With UW, Pat Hill says he had "great" talk
- Cougar fans nip at request for Husky Stadium funds
- Wal-Mart worker trampled to death by frenzied Black Friday shoppers
- US cruise ship outruns Somali pirates' guns
- UW to get close look at Jeff Tedford
- Boy's archery death accidental, coroner says
- Star Times | Football: Offense
- Bush: `I'm sorry' the economic crisis is occurring
- Mora mania hitting fever pitch
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- Leach in Seattle? 138
- Atheists put up sign in Capitol building 102
- M's talk to Griffey's agent 78
- Willingham says "everybody'' needs to support head coach 66
- Nonbelievers' sign at Capitol counters Nativity 58
- A little on Mora and a few other links 46
- White House nixes tree ornament for impeachment 35
- WaMu to lay off 3,400 in Seattle; bank to empty most of its leased space downtown 34
- JPMorgan cutting 3,400 Seattle jobs
- WaMu to lay off 3,400 in Seattle; bank to empty most of its leased space downtown
- Canada's oil-sands boom creates vast riches and a dirty footprint
- Meteorologist Cliff Mass examines Pacific Northwest weather in his new book
- UW uses artwork to help sharpen visual skills of future doctors
- Wal-Mart worker trampled to death by frenzied Black Friday shoppers
- Recycling fees may rise as demand, prices drop
- Cougar fans nip at request for Husky Stadium funds
- Gregoire looking at massive state budget cuts
- 2 homeless women back on their feet for Seattle Marathon
