Arlington Outdoor Cinema: Free admission and popcorn; shows at dusk on Thursdays, Terrace Park, 809 E. Fifth St.; all rated PG; 360-403-3448. • July 16:… Continue reading
Aside from eating eggs year-round, people can look forward to coloring and then hiding them at Easter. But those purposes are mostly limited to chicken… Continue reading
Everyone is looking for a break or a deal or a bargain these days, even theatergoers. That’s why ACT, A Contemporary Theatre, has created a… Continue reading
In its 17th year, Art by the Bay, the Stanwood-Camano Festival of Art and Music, still maintains that synergy of sophisticated art and small town… Continue reading
I can think of no higher praise for Kathryn Bigelow’s “The Hurt Locker” than to suggest that some of its sequences have the clarity and… Continue reading
Jennifer Aniston can make big multiplex movies, but every now and again she scratches an indie itch with something smaller and odder: thus “The Good… Continue reading
By the time the two buddies in “I Love You, Beth Cooper” have retreated to the hero’s bedroom in flight from a trio of school… Continue reading
With its Japanese setting, its tragic vampire and its incessant fighting scenes, “Blood: The Last Vampire” is manga-mongering at an especially incoherent level. I could… Continue reading
Thousands of Harry Potter fans braved rain and hail today to cheer the cast of “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” at its… Continue reading
I have a 23-year-old son who is a success and has never tried pot. But the drug czar (Gil Kerlikowske) has a son who was… Continue reading
