Catch these shows at WA's Gorge Amphitheatre this summer

The Gorge Amphitheatre will be having its first show of the season on Saturday, May 25, which is Memorial Day weekend.

Catch these concerts in Washington this summer

A slew of big concerts are coming to the Seattle-area this summer. Here's when and where to find them.

ENHYPEN exclusive: Members talk Tacoma concert ahead of Mariners pitch
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We caught up with ENHYPEN members JAY, NI-KI and HEESEUNG at T-Mobile Park ahead of the first pitch, where the trio reflected on their recent performance in Tacoma.

Kendrick-Drake beef 2024 and the fiercest rap beefs in history

Following the release of Kendrick Lamar's "Euphoria," a scathing diss track targeting Drake and intensifying their ongoing rivalry, explore the most intense rivalries and lyrical battles that have shaped the landscape of hip-hop.

Dave & Buster’s will soon allow betting on its arcade games

Dave & Buster’s is rolling out a feature where you’ll be able to bet against your friends on arcade games.

Celine Dion’s wedding tiara put her in hospital after marrying René Angélil

Céline Dion recently opened up about her wedding to René Angélil in Vogue, recounting how an elaborate tiara adorned with 2,000 Swarovski crystals, meant to symbolize beauty, ended up causing significant discomfort during her otherwise unforgettable ceremony.

Back2Besa - National Poetry Month Spotlight: Insights from Acacia Salisbury
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In honor of National Poetry Month, Besa Gordon engaged in a captivating conversation with Acacia Salisbury, a producer at Converge Media and a talented poet. Acacia's journey with poetry began at the tender age of 7 when her grandmother introduced her to the renowned poet and author Maya Angelou. Together, they delved into the origins of National Poetry Month, Acacia's personal journey with poetry, the vibrant poetry community in Seattle, and strategies for crafting a poem each day.

'Blair Witch' actors push for retroactive payments

The actors claim they didn’t have proper union representation and are seeking additional money for their work in the 1999 horror film.

There's no place like Glinda the Good Witch's home – for $21.75M

Just follow the Yellow Brick Road – or Benedict Canyon Drive – to a legendary Beverly Hills home now on the market for $21.75 million. 

Seattle to host K-PLAY! FEST K-Pop convention

Next month, the Seattle Convention Center will be home to the ultimate get-together of K-pop, anime, and even sneaker lovers.