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SIFF 2018
Sorry To Bother You: Boots Riley Wants “Folks To Feel Empowered” By New Movie
By Kim Bennett
The Seattle Medium
Sorry to Bother You is a fantastical adventure set in Oakland, California. The film takes viewers through the ups and downs...
Rhaechyl Walker Brings Tragedy Back To Life In My Name Is Myeisha
By Chris B. Bennett
The Seattle Medium
Growing up in California, Rhaechyl Walker never dreamed that she would be the face of remembrance as it relates...
SIFF Movie Preview: Jinn
Jinn is a coming of age story about a young African American woman (Summer) as she approaches the end of her senior year in...
SIFF Movie Preview: Sorry To Bother You
Cassius Green (AKA Cash) played by Lakeith Stanfield (from Atlanta, Crown Heights and Get Out) desperately needs money to pay his rent. After landing...
SIFF Announces Lineup For 44th Annual Seattle International Film Festival
The Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF), the largest and most highly attended festival in the United States, recently announced their complete lineup of films,...
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College/Pro Football
Huskies Celebrate National Championship Team, But Fall To UCLA 24-17
UCLA was able to find in the running game, the clock was their friend as they looked to grind out a tough fought victory handing Washington their second straight loss.
High School Football
Lincoln Tops Franklin, 35-6
Franklin looked to build off their scoring drive as their defense forced penalties, and a turnover on downs. Although the momentum appeared to be going in the Quakers direction, Lincoln made the adjustments and exploded for 35 unanswered points.
High School Football
Metro League Football Roundup 10-16-21
Scores and highlights from Seattle Metro League football action from October 15, 2021.
People Speak
Do You Feel Like Haitian Immigrants Are Being Treated Fairly?
Adults in Seattle talk about if they feel like Haitian immigrants are being treated fairly.
Featured News
Citing Driver Shortage, Seattle Public Schools To Suspend Some Bus Routes Starting Monday
According to a release from the SPS, the suspension of the bus routes will begin on Mon., Oct. 18 and will impact approximately 140 routes – out of a total of 600 district-wide – and an estimated 6,740 students.