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Orson Welles called her “the most exciting woman in the world,” and Batman called her “Catwoman.” You can call her fabulous. Who am I talking about? The talent actress, singer, and performer, Eartha Kitt, who will be appearing at Dimitriou’s Jazz Alley this coming week.
Probably best known for her sultry appearance and demeanor as […]
It’s time to party down with the latest edition of the Carnival of Cities! This week’s carnival, A Blog Party, is hosted by Going to San Antonio.
There are a lot of good travel posts from around the world — Seattle to Orlando, Europe, Asia, and South America. I’d recommend you head over there and […]
Long time fans of Seattle’s The Oceanaire restaurant may want to tune into Top Chef. Chef Brian Marlarkey, former of The Oceanaire Seattle, and now the Exective Chef at The Oceanaire San Diego, is one of the contestants in this seasons’s show.
Check him out in this video teaser for Season 3 of Bravo’s very popular […]
The musical review, Smokey Joe’s Cafe, returns to the city that gave it a start, with performances at Dimitriou’s Jazz Alley June 12-17th.
Smokey Joe’s got it start in 1990 at Seattle’s now defunct Empty Space Theater, as an intimate cabaret show. After spending time at Empty Space, the revue went on to have great success […]
Yes, you can have chicks in the city of Seattle!
City ordinances allow residents to keep three chickens per standard city lot, enough to supply you with about a dozen and a half eggs per week. And, you don’t have to worry about an obnoxious crowing rooster waking you up — you don’t need a rooster […]
Where did our sun go? A few days of sunny weather and residents are thinking that summer if almost here, and tourists are thinking that it really doesn’t rain in Seattle all the time. Well, guess what? It’s back — the rain, I mean.
So this weekend may be a good time for a road trip […]
When I was a child, my grandmother always organized May Day activities.
My brother and I would go out to her garden and pick flowers. Then we’d bring them in the house, and grandma would help us trim them up and put them into pieces of construction paper that we had rolled up into cones.
After we […]
There’s a storm a brewin’ — and this is one that you’re not going to want to miss.
The Seattle Storm, of the WNBA, launch their 2007 season, with two pre-season road games (Indiana on May 5th and Connecticut on May 8th), and then a home pre-season game against Sacramento on May 11th. The regular season […]
Seattle is a city of cars. We love our cars, and it’s very hard for us to give them up. Perhaps because of that fact, or maybe just because we’re just starting to develop our urban roots, our public transportation systems are, well, substantially lacking.
The city does not have light rail (yet), a subway system, […]
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Written by Mary Jo Manzanares [email] for b5media.
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