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Nightlife
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'On this night, everyone's a star'what will you see on stage Friday night at Capital Playhouse?
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Old tunes get a twist in Scottish band
A Scottish band propelled by the rhythms of djembe and conga doesn’t seem as though it would be particularly traditional.
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A whole new take on classic romance
Opponents of gay marriage have long said of the Bible’s first couple: “It’s not Adam and Steve.”
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Free concerts coming up in Lacey
Free entertainment is good news, especially given the current economic climate.
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Stories from Sin CityGrowing up in Las Vegas is, apparently, stranger than fiction.
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A siren from the wilds of Alaska
PORTLAND – A bohemian, mostly under-30 crowd filled the hole-in-the-wall LaurelThirst Public House in Portland on a recent Sunday night. Over vegetarian munchies and organic craft brews, few seemed to notice as a brunette with a six-string went to the microphone on the small stage at the far end of the bar.
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One activist’s saga, from prison to freedom
Tonight at the Capitol Theater, you can watch a film about a group of African-Americans who want to start their own country and a controversial Italian immigrant who supports their right to do so.
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Seattle comic wasn’t a class clown, but he’s got a headlining show now
Most comedians seem to grow up making people laugh.
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The mountain and movies
When New York filmmaker Ryan Sands came to Ashford last year for the Rainier Independent Film Festival, he had had writer’s block for a year. But in the cool mountain air and quiet green forests beneath Mount Rainier, in between screenings of his and other indie films, he found he could write – and write, and write.
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Harlequin revisits the hippie days
Like lemonade, Lakefair and big, pulpy fiction books, Harlequin Productions musicals have become summer staples.
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