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Before Chopstix, Fender’s or The Offbeat, the corner of Sixth Avenue and South Oakes was home to a unique antique shop called Dead Man’s Attic. The shop had a good two-year run from 1996 to 1997, but was seriously ahead of its time in that area. Dead Man’s, owned
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Well, well, my Tacoma chickadees, on this lovely afternoon, I’m so delighted to bring you information about a brand spankin’ new event in our city that I’m sure you’ll want to attend and support. So sharpen those pencils and write this information down: Tacoma Artist Craft Fair from noon to 4 p.m.
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Well, well, my Tacoma chickadees, on this lovely afternoon, I’m so delighted to bring you information about a brand spankin’ new event in our city that I’m sure you’ll want to attend and support. So sharpen those pencils and write this information down: Tacoma Artist Craft Fair from noon to 4 p.m.
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There are few comedians who can keep my attention for more than about half an hour. Robin Williams, for example, is one funny dude in short spurts, but his high-energy, scatterbrained shtick gets older than Nina Hartley flicks after about 20 minutes. Sure, he gets flashed in the limelight much
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There are few comedians who can keep my attention for more than about half an hour. Robin Williams, for example, is one funny dude in short spurts, but his high-energy, scatterbrained shtick gets older than Nina Hartley flicks after about 20 minutes. Sure, he gets flashed in the limelight much
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Listen up, Tacoma. There’s a new gallery in town, and it’s the real deal. It doesn’t look like much from the outside, a nondescript warehouse on the corner of Fawcett and 25th Avenue. But inside it’s big and bright with four major gallery spaces plus a whole bunch of alcoves
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Listen up, Tacoma. There’s a new gallery in town, and it’s the real deal. It doesn’t look like much from the outside, a nondescript warehouse on the corner of Fawcett and 25th Avenue. But inside it’s big and bright with four major gallery spaces plus a whole bunch of alcoves
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This Sunday, Nov 9, Tacoma based jazz musician Cliff Colon will celebrate the release of a new CD — a CD that’s not your average disc. Made up of the music from the video game Contra, Colon’s ContraBand (get it?) is something for jazz purists and aging video game nerds
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This Sunday, Nov 9, Tacoma based jazz musician Cliff Colon will celebrate the release of a new CD — a CD that’s not your average disc. Made up of the music from the video game Contra, Colon’s ContraBand (get it?) is something for jazz purists and aging video game nerds
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Four years ago I wrote a music column for the Weekly Volcano on a Tuesday night while my thoughts were elsewhere — Ohio to be exact. The fate of our nation was at stake, or so it truly felt that night, and there was no official word yet about whether
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Four years ago I wrote a music column for the Weekly Volcano on a Tuesday night while my thoughts were elsewhere — Ohio to be exact. The fate of our nation was at stake, or so it truly felt that night, and there was no official word yet about whether
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APPALOOSA: Ed Harris plays a sheriff and Viggo Mortensen is his deputy. They travel the Old West, cleaning bad guys out of towns. Appaloosa lives in dread of an evil rancher (Jeremy Irons). A cute young miss in a fetching frock (Renee Zellweger) arrives in town on the stage. It’s
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Roger Ebert's review of Role Models ran in the print version of the Weekly Volcano. To read his review online, visit his Web site. LINK: Role Models review: Three stars Find Role Models starting times here. FILM RATING SYSTEM One Star: Reel Waste Two Stars: Reel Potential Three Stars: The Reel Thing Four Stars: Better Than The Reel Thing
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Roger Ebert's review of Role Models ran in the print version of the Weekly Volcano. To read his review online, visit his Web site. LINK: Role Models review: Three stars Find Role Models starting times here. FILM RATING SYSTEM One Star: Reel Waste Two Stars: Reel Potential Three Stars: The Reel Thing Four Stars: Better Than The Reel Thing
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Roger Ebert's review of Soul Men ran in the print version of the Weekly Volcano. To read his review online, visit his Web site. LINK: Soul Men review: Three stars Find Soul Men starting times here. FILM RATING SYSTEM One Star: Reel Waste Two Stars: Reel Potential Three Stars: The Reel Thing Four Stars: Better Than The Reel Thing
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Roger Ebert's review of Soul Men ran in the print version of the Weekly Volcano. To read his review online, visit his Web site. LINK: Soul Men review: Three stars Find Soul Men starting times here. FILM RATING SYSTEM One Star: Reel Waste Two Stars: Reel Potential Three Stars: The Reel Thing Four Stars: Better Than The Reel Thing
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It would seem that former News Tribune food critic Ed Murrieta left the paper rather abruptly a few months back and then fell off the face of the earth. I was fortunate to run unto Murrieta recently and probe him for the “dirt” on why he left the TNT and
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It would seem that former News Tribune food critic Ed Murrieta left the paper rather abruptly a few months back and then fell off the face of the earth. I was fortunate to run unto Murrieta recently and probe him for the “dirt” on why he left the TNT and
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Peter Lynn House Manager/Projection Assistant at Grand Cinema Co-Owner of The Helm Art Gallery Sean Alexander Projectionist at Grand Cinema Co-Owner of The Helm Art Gallery I’m ashamed to admit that I have only recently gotten around to viewing Weiner Takes All: A Dogumentary. The film won as audience favorite this year at the Grand Cinema’s
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Peter Lynn House Manager/Projection Assistant at Grand Cinema Co-Owner of The Helm Art Gallery Sean Alexander Projectionist at Grand Cinema Co-Owner of The Helm Art Gallery I’m ashamed to admit that I have only recently gotten around to viewing Weiner Takes All: A Dogumentary. The film won as audience favorite this year at the
