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Soaring reviews appeared a scant couple of months after ALTURA opened on Seattle’s Capitol Hill last October. Early hype gives me pause; living up to panting accolades is always challenging, particularly for a kitchen that’s...
Many of us cannot utter the words “King Tut” without adding the refrain, “Born in Arizona,
moved to Babylonia,” thanks to Steve Martin’s musical tribute on Saturday Night Live in 1978. So don’t be offended if you hear...
From a 1919 Stanley Steamer to a ’94 Flintmobile (created for the film The Flintstones), the new LeMay–America’s Car Museum in Tacoma takes this country’s love affair with the automobile and applies a Turtle Wax sheen....
The little space in the Eastlake neighborhood that began as a doughnut shop, then became Matt Dillon’s legendary Sitka & Spruce and was later home to the sadly short-lived Nettletown—well, it sure has magic. Blind Pig...
Relying on her strong roots in jazz, Portland native Esperanza Spalding is on an upward trajectory. Having earned a 2011 Grammy for best new artist (beating out Bieber!) and fresh off an appearance at the Oscars, the...
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