From community celebrations to youth-led marches, the spirit of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his message will be alive during events commemorating his legacy. MLK Day 2020 lands on Monday, Jan. 20, but some festivities are starting early.
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Future fun: The biggest upcoming nightlife events in Seattle
Life gets busy and planning ahead is crucial. Let us help make your night out a little easier with this regularly updated list of the...
Listen: From Greyson Chance to Moon Palace and more, a playlist of songs by musicians playing in Seattle Jan. 17-23
This weekly guide can help by filtering for recommended shows, select dates and your favorite genres.
Why do the catchy lyrics always get stuck in your head? This book about pop music explains.
Ever wanted to unlock the secrets of your favorite earworms and radio-pop guilty pleasures? These podcasters explain the science behind pop music in their new...
Ticket alert: Bon Jovi to kick off 2020 tour at Tacoma Dome later this year
This summer, 1980s rockers Bon Jovi are returning to the Seattle area, with a stop at the Tacoma Dome kicking off the Bon Jovi 2020...
‘Dolittle’ review: Talking-animal tale — led by Robert Downey Jr. — gets doctored up WATCH
The granddaddy of talking-animal tales gets the full CGI treatment and it’s by far the best of the lot. A great deal of credit for...
Ring in the Lunar New Year — and the Year of the Rat — at 2 big events in Seattle
This weekend, observe the holiday with Tet in Seattle at Seattle Center. Next month, be on the lookout for the Chinatown International District event.
‘Reparations’ uses a sci-fi premise to explore knotty issues
With a dash of science fiction, Darren Canady's thought experiment of a play at Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute explores reparations.
‘Jeopardy! The Greatest of All Time,’ with Seattle’s Ken Jennings battling for the title, resumes tonight
After a short break, Ken Jennings, James Holzhauer and Brad Rutter are back on air tonight, vying to become the game show's greatest contestant.
Seattle Opera’s ‘Eugene Onegin’ is fine but could offer so much more
Seattle Opera takes on Tchaikovsky's lyrical examination of love’s cross-purposes among the Russian gentry, based on the novel by Alexander Pushkin.