In a comment on yesterday’s post, regular reader and photographer extraordinaire (and, full disclosure, long-time friend) Derek Helt raises an interesting question: Because the + more
In a comment on yesterday’s post, regular reader and photographer extraordinaire (and, full disclosure, long-time friend) Derek Helt raises an interesting question: Because the + more
Walla Walla has a population of 32,148; Spokane 210,103. Walla Walla has an honest-to-God record store; Spokane doesn’t. Discuss amongst + more
Ed Edmunds, star of the Travel Channel’s Making Monsters, poses with two of his creations for ILF Media director of + more
At Milne Auditorium on the University of Northern Colorado campus, CK (second from left) poses with belly dancer Ann Martinez + more
After all these years, “Arena” remains one of my favorite Star Trek episodes. Watching this brilliant commercial, it’s not hard + more
Okay, this is pretty cool. Music + art + science = full frontal geekery, as far as I’m concerned. (Though + more
Given the nature of today’s collection, we probably should have saved these links for “Weird Wednesday”: The mysterious death of + more
Somehow, we let yesterday slip by without acknowledging an important birthday: Mr. Rogers would have been 85 if he hadn’t + more
It’s been a while since we did a book review around here. And while I’m not quite finished with it + more
Giant demon mosquitoes, awakened from a deep slumber by Tropical Storm Debbie, are heading toward Florida. And they’re not happy. + more
Van Cliburn died yesterday. A reluctant cold warrior, the pianist beat the commies at their own game, winning first place + more
Hard to believe that, in just three days, SPOMa will finally be opened to the public. Some folks have been waiting for + more
Perhaps you’ve heard of the Modern architecture exhibit we’re guest curating at the MAC. No? Well, then. You can read + more
It’s the High Priestess of Soul’s birthday today. Nina Simone, the devilishly hard-to-categorize singer, songwriter, and arranger who died in + more
A few millennia of music history boiled down to a seven-minute video? I wouldn’t have thought it possible. But apart + more