‘Paper Dragons’ film begins shooting in Puyallup
If you’re in the Puyallup area, be on the lookout for a film crew. “Paper Dragons,” a feature length film
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Arts & Entertainment
‘Super Troopers 2:’ Who watches these?
Every era of cinematic comedy is clearly marked by a set of typical conventions found in the media of the
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Tacoma Guitar Festival recommended for all music lovers
It was a guitarist’s and music nerd’s dream come true. This year marks the fourth Tacoma Guitar Festival, one of
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‘Clybourne Park’ sure to make you laugh and think
UW Tacoma, the Broadway Center for the Performing Arts and Toy Boat Theatre present “Clybourne Park,” a darkly humorous play
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‘Truth or Dare’ doesn’t even have a B-movie’s charm
For every “Halloween” and “Get Out,” there will always be a “Jason X” or “Zombie Strippers.” Horror, by nature, is
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Alma Mater: A place for foodies and artists alike
Alma Mater, a Tacoma collaborative art house, officially opened its doors April 15. The multifunctional space caters to community artists
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Tacoma Film Festival: Calling all filmmakers, it’s not too late to submit!
The Tacoma Film Festival was established in 2006 by Tacoma’s one and only nonprofit art house and movie theater, The
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‘Pacific Rim: Uprising’ is the same as its predecessor
Michael Bay’s “Transformers” franchise persists in the cinematic zeitgeist whether we like it or not. Each subsequent film seems to
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‘I am Jane Doe’ screening sparks human trafficking discussion
In partnership with Annie Wright Schools, The Grand Cinema screened “I am Jane Doe” as part of their Night Out
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Tacoma expects its first cat cafe this summer
Coffee shops are now taking on a funky new craze, and it’s no surprise that Washington state, home to a
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