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    Arts & Culture <p>Zan Fiskum, 22, of Maple Valley, is one of nine finalists on NBC’s ‘The Voice.’ Her father John Fiskum works for the city of Kent. COURTESY PHOTO, City of Kent</p>

    Local singer Zan Fiskum advances to final 9 on ‘The Voice’

    Maple Valley singer has ties to Kent

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    By Steve Hunter • May 6, 2020 4:06 pm
    Arts & Culture Screenshot from paradisofestival.com.

    Paradiso Festival is on the rocks following lawsuit

    By Aaron Kunkler
    Arts & Culture Photo by Haley Ausbun. Kim Shepard (left) and Carolyn Ossorio (right) launched a new true crime podcast, recorded at a sleek studio in Coal Creek. Ossorio is a former Renton Reporter columnist and both hosts previously worked at KIRO radio.

    They wanted to tell true-crime stories, so they started a podcast

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    Linda Hodges Gallery in Pioneer Square. Photo courtesy Linda Hodges Gallery
    Despite Construction, Pioneer Square’s Art Galleries Remain Strong
    By T.S. Flock • February 27, 2019 1:30 am

    Long a hub for Seattle’s visual arts scene, the neighborhood gets an new space this spring with the opening of ARTS at King Street Station.

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    Patty Gone offers an artistic toast to Danielle Steel. Photo courtesy Mount Analogue
    Patty Gone’s Queer Romance Novel Reflections
    By Becs Richards • February 27, 2019 1:30 am

    The artist’s upcoming residency at Mount Analogue explores the cultural impact of pulpy romantic fantasy.

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    Photo by Spencer Baker                                 Mark Haim’s torso will be guided by his friends’ movements in Parts to a Sum.
    Crowdsourced Choreography
    By Sandra Kurtz • February 27, 2019 1:30 am

    Mark Haim’s ‘Parts to a Sum’ exemplifies how choreographers are relinquishing control in the name of collaboration.

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    Seeing the Seattle Opera’s &lt;em&gt;The (R)evolution of Steve Jobs&lt;/em&gt; counts as screen time. Photo by Philip Newton
    The Innovative Tech Disconnect of ‘The (R)evolution of...
    By Gavin Borchert • February 25, 2019 3:30 pm

    Like the technology Jobs pioneered, the Seattle Opera production is flashy but lacking in soul.

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    Seattle Asian American Film Festival 2019 Picks
    Seattle Asian American Film Festival 2019 Picks
    By Seth Sommerfeld • February 21, 2019 1:30 pm

    Make the most of the cultural cinematic event with these four selections.

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    Steve Jobs gets the operatic treatment in the Grammy-winning ‘The (R)evolution of Steve Jobs.’ Photo by Ken Howard
    Pick List: ‘The (R)evolution of Steve Jobs,’ Sharon...
    By Gavin Borchert • February 20, 2019 3:55 pm

    The week’s best entertainment options.

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    Britney Barber (center) and Samantha Demboski (left) perform in ‘Empty Orchestra.’ Photo courtesy Jet City Improv
    Making It Up As They Go Along
    By Seth Sommerfeld • February 20, 2019 1:30 am

    Jet City Improv’s retributive actions towards a former player raise issues of the comedy institution’s staff culture.

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    ‘Roma’ projects to be the big winner at the 91st Academy Awards this Sunday. Photo by Carlos Somonte
    And The Winner Is: 2019 Oscars Preditions
    By Robert Horton • February 20, 2019 1:30 am

    Who will take home the awards on cinema’s biggest night?

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    TacocaT got you a new song for Valentine’s Day. Photo by Helen Moga
    TacocaT Returns to Dance With Its Seattle Drag...
    By Seth Sommerfeld • February 14, 2019 12:15 pm

    The Seattle rock quartet’s new album ‘This Mess Is a Place’ comes out May 3 on Sub Pop.

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    Mads Mikkelsen stars in Seattle’s current weather… I mean, ‘Arctic.’ Photo by Helen Sloan/Bleecker Street
    Mads Mikkelsen Delivers a Tour de Force in...
    By Robert Horton • February 13, 2019 1:30 am

    The near-silent performance makes this survival film transcend the genre.

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    After winning the Album of the Year Grammy for ‘Golden Hour,’ Kacey Musgraves yee-haws into town.
    Pick List: Kacey Musgraves, Jen Kirkman, ‘The Passage’
    By Gavin Borchert • February 13, 2019 1:30 am

    The week’s best entertainment options.

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    Cherdonna Shinatra has a laugh during ‘&lt;em&gt;Ditch&lt;/em&gt;.’ Photo by Jenny May Peterson
    Clowning Around at the Frye with Cherdonna Shinatra’s...
    By Seth Sommerfeld • February 13, 2019 1:30 am

    The colorful daily dance performance examines performative femininity and people-pleasing.

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    Brandi Carlile needs more mantel space after taking winning three Grammys on Sunday night.
    Seattle Cleans Up at the Grammys
    By Seth Sommerfeld • February 10, 2019 10:00 pm

    Brandi Carlile, the Seattle Symphony, and Chris Cornell combine to take home six awards.

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    Kim Keever’s photographs of his water paintings transport viewers to another realm. Image via Winston Wachter
    Pick List: Kim Keever, Seattle Improvised Music Festival,...
    By Gavin Borchert • February 6, 2019 4:20 pm

    The week’s best entertainment options.

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    The upbeat everyman Emmet remains cheerful even in post-apocalyptic settings. Courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures
    Everything’s Still Awesome
    By Robert Horton • February 6, 2019 1:30 am

    ‘The Lego Movie 2’ builds on the success of the original with more humorous pop culture-drenched adventure.

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    Susan Lieu performs a version of 140 LBS at Northwest New Works in 2018. Photo by Joe Iano
    Susan Lieu Feels The Weight of Death and...
    By Seth Sommerfeld • February 6, 2019 1:30 am

    Her one-woman show ‘140 LBS’ confronts her mother’s death via plastic surgery malpractice.

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    Daniel Bryan flaunts his new eco-friendly WWE Championship. Photo courtesy WWE
    Seattle’s Eco-Friendly WWE Champion
    By Seth Sommerfeld • February 1, 2019 3:00 pm

    Aberdeen native Daniel Bryan once again tops the pro wrestling world, but this time he’s an intriguing environmental bad guy.

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    Pacific Northwest Ballet’s ‘The Sleeping Beauty’ also includes plenty of dancing beauty. Photo by Angela Sterling
    Pick List: ‘The Sleeping Beauty,’ Sadie Dupuis, Interpol
    By Seth Sommerfeld • January 30, 2019 3:50 pm

    The week’s best entertainment events.

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    Pickwick’s Galen Disston stars as Drew in 5th Ave’s ‘Rock of Ages.’ Photo by Mark Kitaoka
    Pickwick’s Galen Disston Takes the Stage in ‘Rock...
    By Seth Sommerfeld • January 30, 2019 2:55 pm

    The local rocker steps outside his comfort zone for 5th Avenue Theatre’s ’80s hair metal jukebox musical.

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    In a fairer world, little film like ‘The Rider’ would have a chance at Oscars gold. Photo courtesy Sony Pictures Classics
    Who We Would’ve Nominated For 2019 Academy Awards
    By Robert Horton • February 1, 2019 1:50 pm

    Narrow defintions of “Oscar worthy films” and Hollywood politics shut out some of the year’s best. Let’s change that.

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