A cold November rain had the Kawasaki studio’s skylight sounding like a snare drum, and that and a 4 p.m. twilight conspired to bring back in a rush what was so eerie about Twin Peaks, as Stewart and her dancers took on the characters of FBI agents drinking coffee, stern and glaring older women, a traumatized high school girl. Continue reading This Weekend, Velocity Dance Has Got Next
If you are an Obama backer planning to huddle under your bed all evening nervously considering possible Romney Supreme Court nominees, stop worrying! Seattle sports history proves that Obama is destined for a second term. Continue reading Seattle Sports History Guarantees Obama Win
On October 6, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, “220 leaders in the sciences, social sciences, humanities, arts, business and public affairs,” newly elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences 2012 class of fellows, will be inducted to the Academy’s ranks.
And among them will be local heroes Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center’s Dr. Larry Corey, and the Gates Foundation’s Melinda Gates. Continue reading American Academy of Arts & Sciences Announces New Members Include Bezos, Corey, Gates
Political Correspondent Swidler weighs in on the election people will actually vote in, rather than today’s: “Today is Election Day, and it’s a total dud. I mean City Council Position 5, County Assessor, a Star Wars nerd, money for schools…zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz. Next year is where all the action will be, so let’s take a look at what lies ahead.” Continue reading 2012 Election Day Preview
