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The exterior of The Grand Cinema, host of Tacoma Film Festival. By Ella Walken
The Tacoma Film Festival provides an opportunity for community members to experience independent cinema from around the world. By Ella
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The entrance to Milgard Hall at UW Tacoma, where faculty, staff and community members gathered Oct. 6 to discuss campus updates and plans for the university’s future development. Photo by Ella Walken.
Faculty and staff gathered at the October 6th meeting to learn about campus updates. By Ella Walken During Husky hour
Read MoreThe court case involving ASUWT and removed ASUWT president Elias Feleke has come to a temporary resolution. By Ella Walken
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Promotional material for Widow’s Bay. Apple TV Press, 2026.
From haunted islands to Love Island, there is a show for everyone this summer. By Ella Walken The spring into
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The pre-show curtain from Tacoma Musical Playhouse’s “Sweet Charity”
Tacoma Musical Playhouse transports audiences to 1960s New York with “Sweet Charity” By Ella Walken Though many know the song
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April fools horror movie five nights at fredy's graphic by Ella Walken
Though horror films received the spotlight throughout awards season, there were worthy projects ignored by The Academy. By Ella Walken
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Archival photographs and news clippings from the “Our Voices: Stories from Washington’s Southeast Asian Refugees” exhibit are displayed at the Washington State History Museum. (Photo by Ella Wilken)
Our Voices: Stories from Washington’s Southeast Asian Refugees” paints a rich picture of the experience of migrating to Washington State. By
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Two people walk through a dimly lit hallway, one wearing a puffer jacket and sunglasses while the other looks down at a phone. By Ella Walken.
Charli XCX explores fame and failure in new mockumentary. By Ella Walken After the explosive success of her dance pop album
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Ralph Fiennes stars as Doctor Kelson in “28 Years Later: The Bone Temple,” the latest installment in the long-running zombie film series.
The new installment brings a contemplative approach to the zombie narrative. By Ella Walken Over two decades after its inception, the “28
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Collage of posters for Marty Supreme, Train Dreams, and Sinners, highlighting major Golden Globe contenders. By Ella Walken.
A Washington film was shut out, “Sinners” underperformed and Timothée Chalamet landed on top. By Ella Walken By the time the Golden
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