MoPOP's "Contact High: A Visual History of Hip-Hop" exhibit explores the evolution of this music, from the time when no one knew how long it would stick around, until the present day.
Arts & Entertainment
Seattle Opera returns to the stage with the beloved La Bohème.
An interview with Aiden Thomas, author of this week's SGN Book Club selection, Cemetary Boys: a celebration of identity, family, and love, centering around Yadriel, a Trans boy looking for acceptance from his traditional Latinx family.
A review of the animated Ron's Gone Wrong featuring voice work by Zach Galifianakis, Ed Helms, Olivia Colman, and Jack Dylan Grazer.
A review of the new memoir Raising Ollie by Tom Rademacher.
Cecily Wong and Dylan Thuras take you on an international culinary journey with Gastro Obscura.
A review of Helene Tursten's new novel, An Elderly Lady Must Not Be Crossed.
An interview with new Three Dollar Bill Cinema managing director Billy Ray Brewton.
For SGN's book club this week, SGN Contributing Writer Lindsey Anderson sat down with Portland-based author Audrey Coulthurst to talk about their debut novel Of Fire and Stars.
This slasher sequel to 2018's Halloween is the second installment of a trilogy featuring Jamie Lee Curtis and Judy Greer.