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New documentary film “Enormous: The Gorge Story” explores the history and mystique of the landmark Washington venue.
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Gorge Amphitheatre's mystique gets heartfelt tribute in new documentary screening at SIFF

“Enormous: The Gorge Story” screens twice during the Seattle International Film Festival, on May 25 and 28; filmmakers Tim Williams and Nic Davis will attend.

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Sadie Suskind, 12, slices some tomatoes at her Seattle home. Sadie was a contestant on MasterChef Junior, a cooking competition TV show involving children from the ages of 8–13. Photographed on March 22, 2019. 209692
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This Seattle 12-year-old has won Tom Douglas’ respect. Now, she’s out to win ‘MasterChef Junior’

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More than a teen movie, ‘10 Things I Hate About You’ captured a slice of late-1990s life in Seattle before it was gone

All styles of art work is on display at the inaugural art exhibit of ARTS at King Street Station, a display of works by some 200 indigenous artists and others showcasing some 280 works. The gallery is on the 3rd floor shared by the Seattle Office of Arts and Culture. The show officially opens March 23 and is on view through August 2019. 209631
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ARTS at King Street Station, and its inaugural exhibit, democratize what an arts space can be  VIEW

John Cusack in “Say Anything.”
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What I learned about Seattle from ‘Say Anything’ and other set-in-Seattle films

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“Washingotn Black” by Esi Edugyan

Here’s the prizewinning novel Moira’s Book Club will be reading next

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An interactive guide to best books from the past few years

Movies

Big names headed to New Mexico to film ‘The Comeback Trail’

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Oscar winners Robert De Niro, Tommy Lee Jones and Morgan Freeman soon will be on their way to New Mexico to start work on "The Comeback Trail." The feature film will begin shooting in early June in Albuquerque, Tojajilee and other locations. Work is expected to last about a month...

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New documentary film “Enormous: The Gorge Story” explores the history and mystique of the landmark Washington venue.

Gorge Amphitheatre's mystique gets heartfelt tribute in new documentary screening at SIFF

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Television

Bowl season to start on a Friday; 15 games between CFP games

College football's bowl season will begin on a Friday this season and several minor bowls have been pushed back on the calendar to fill 15 days between the playoff semifinals and national championship. ESPN released Thursday a schedule for 35 bowl games to appear on its networks in December and January. In recent years, the...

Theater

Stella Altwies (far right) with her family. Stella, daughter of actors Amy Thone and Hans Altwies, was diagnosed with an aggressive brain cancer in April and the theater community is hosting a benefit concert at the Royal Room on May 22. (Courtesy of the Altwies/Thone family)

Seattle theater community holds fundraiser for local actors whose daughter was diagnosed with cancer

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Classical Music

Composer Tom Cipullo and librettist David Mason (left to right), composers of “The Parting,” a world premiere chamber opera commissioned by Music of Remembrance.

A new opera, commissioned by a Seattle group, brings to life the works of a Jewish Hungarian poet who died in the Holocaust

Visual Arts

I.M. Pei, architect who designed Louvre pyramid, dies at 102  VIEW

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Conservation biologist Dr. Samuel Wasser does forensic analysis on ivory seizures, identifying the source populations of the elephants killed and the criminal networks behind the illegal trade. Some of the thousands of tusks set ablaze in Kenya in April 2016 were sampled for by him and his team. (Kate Brooks)

Sam Wasser pours his intense passion for protecting wildlife into research and catching poachers

Dance

“Urinetown,” co-produced by ACT Theatre and 5th Avenue Theatre. (Jeff Carpenter)

Everything you need to know about the hottest tickets in town: Seattle events for May 2019