In a beautiful neighborhood with sprawling ivy, just a hop, skip, and a jump away from the waters of the Puget Sound, sits Madison Books. A self-described "micro bookstore," it's packed full of tidy rows of amazing texts and novels, from floor to ceiling.

Screenwriter Phil Graziadei and SGN Staff Writer Sara Michelle Fetters discuss Netflix's horror trilogy inspired by the long-running series of books written by Goosebumps author R.L. Stine.

For a Look or a Touch is the true story of two German men caught in the Nazi web of WWII: Manfred Lewin, who was murdered in Auschwitz, and his lover Gad Beck, condemned to live into the 21st century with his grief.

Community: it's what many say makes Seattle so special. And nothing quite brings a community together like a neighborhood bookstore.

Seattle Burlesque and Cabaret Co-op's new venue is sure to entertain.

One influential festival that couldn't be held last year is Hoodstock. For the twelfth year (minus last year), Hoodstock has been introducing Black music artists, especially up-and-coming ones, to a lot of other Black musicians and fans.

There are four words that best describe The Guncle: A. Dor. A. Ble.

The final film in the Fear Street saga brings one of the most ambitious motion picture horror trilogies I've ever seen come to a thrilling conclusion.

Scarlett Johansson and Florence Pugh star in the latest entry in the Marvel cinematic universe.

A pair more iconic than coffee and donuts, more classic than Seattle and rain, more beloved than movies and popcorn can be found at Twice Sold Tales: kitties and books.