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Tim Basaraba – Greta Gerwig is an impressive artist. Her coming-of-age debut Lady Bird was among my favorite films of 2017 and I gave her adaption of Little Women an A when I reviewed it in 2019. As an actress, she comes across as sincere and likable no matter how strange the character.
Aubrey Oliver – My first trip to the Capitol Hill Block Party was pretty amazing. As me and my friend entered the festival grounds in the heart of Seattle’s Pike/Pine corridor on Sunday afternoon, we got a few drinks at Bobaholic and looked around a bit to take everything in.
Todd Terry – My plan for covering the Capitol Hill Block Party this year was to not have a plan. Like the great leader John “Hannibal” Smith was fond of saying, “I love it when a plan comes together.”
Frida Ray Bones – Friday at Capitol Hill Block Party (CHBP) had me arriving pretty late, being that it was a workday with the standard Seattle traffic chaos. Plus, I had two gorgeous partners to dress up along with myself, a cooler to fill, and a tour van to pack that hasn’t seen a proper tour since the pandemic.
Tim Basaraba – Rarely has a film or film generated a grass roots marketing campaign as instantaneously impactful as this year’s “Barbenheimer” phenomenon. From its first known mention on April 15, 2023 to the opening weekend of the two films, Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer and Greta Gerwig’s Barbie, this witty combination of titles has dominated pop culture and realized studio profits far beyond initial estimates.
