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Critic Rustin Thompson mines the ever rich online video vein: "Onion News Empire," dads (or at least "DadLabs") and the life of a Seattle woman vlogger.
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Local composer Nat Evans and friends are hosting a musical happening in the Ravenna Park woods this weekend. Evans talks musical Zen and making art out of the familiar.
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Weekend listings for the budget-conscious culture lover.
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At a Town Hall gathering, Seattle's mayoral candidates all spoke about their love of the arts. What's new?
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Guest Opinion: With his latest project, Trimpin is trading traditional museum and stage spaces for the playground.
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Weekend listings for the budget-conscious culture lover.
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The director of the Seattle Peace Chorus on Pablo Neruda, avoiding discouragement and the power of a good song.
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Two rarely-staged, women-only, one-acts close out the Seattle Opera season in style.
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Candy-O at the Sunset, bacon oatmeal raisin cookie milkshakes, nuns, mimosas, Jack Nicholson and more
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Swedish pancakes, Bingo Karaoke, Salon of Shame and more. (Okay, bingo will run you $16.)
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Local pros Scott Mckinley, David Reigns and Casey Sjogren aim to shoot and showcase Seattle's vibrant music scene.
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Monkee iconoclast Michael Nesmith was the original inventor of MTV. Now he's moved on to online worlds.
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As the year-long lockout continues, hard questions mount over how well the orchestra has been managed.
As part of what a critic calls "the slow, relentless shrinking" of the orchestra, players have agreed to forgo 2.5 weeks of pay at the season's end.
"The financial terms include concessions in musicians’ salaries for the remainder of the 2012–2013 season, a move to a more economical healthcare plan, and a temporary reduction in the size of the orchestra. This will be followed by salary and pension increases in subsequent years and the gradual restoration of vacant positions. The new contract includes a significant new electronic media agreement that will allow the launch of a new series of live recordings online and on CD, and provide unprecedented audio and audio visual access, via the Internet, to rehearsals and concerts for public engagement, promotional, educational and community purposes."