Shari Silva-Compton, 50, gets goosebumps when she thinks about how desperate her life was in 2003. In fact, she said…
It’s like coming out of a tunnel – the transition from winter to spring. The earth becomes warmer and brighter….
Comedy Mitch Fatel headlines at the Parlor Live Comedy Club 7:30 p.m., Thursday, May 5 ($15/$20/$25); 7:30 and 10 p.m….
Amateur boxer Alex Love is not to be trifled with. All 112 pounds of her. “In real life, I’m super…
So many of the women in our lives should be looked up to and admired. In honoring them, we too, become role models.
Fourteen-year-old Christopher Lu sits down before the piano. With an audience straight ahead and a conductor to his left, he mentally prepares for his performance. The teen virtuoso, a freshman at Interlake High School, Gifted International Baccalaureate program performed at Benaroya Hall April 1 at the RBC Wealth Management “10 Grands” Concert. Last month, he won the Music Teacher’s National Association (MTNA) Junior Piano competition in Milwaukee, Wis., a major award with a $1,000 cash prize and an invitation to perform during a national music conference this summer. This is one of many regional, national and international competition victories for Christopher.
Former Tillicum Middle School teacher Matthew J. Jones, 31, was charged today with child rape in the third degree after being caught having sex with a 16-year-old former student at Lattawood Park.
Starting next week, Bellevue women will now have the opportunity to have an “America’s Next Top Model” stylist cut their hair and put on their lipstick.
When David Koechner was a “Saturday Night Life” cast member, he never “made the choice” to crack up.
Instead, the comedic actor from NBC’s, “The Office” and the film “Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy,” was all about keeping it professional. The normal, zany comedian interview questions don’t work on Koechner; he wants to talk more about his craft than his guilty pleasures or what sexy male lead would play him if Hollywood made a movie about his life.
Luckily, none of 24-year-old Nao Chikama’s friends and family in Tokyo were harmed by the earthquake and tsunami in northeastern Japan. However, one of her friends in Bellevue College’s International Business Professions Program (IBPP) is mourning the loss of her grandmother in the aftermath of the natural disasters.
A criminal investigation is taking place amid allegations of inappropriate conduct between a male Tillicum Middle School teacher and a…
When speaking with amateur filmmaker Ben Kadie, one can’t help but think, “Is this kid really only 15-years-old?” Not to…
Luckily, none of 24-year-old Nao Chikama’s friends and family in Tokyo were harmed by the earthquake and tsunami in northeastern…
A response to the March 11 earthquake and tsunami in Northeastern Japan.
Hollywood’s next Coen brothers, or at least brother, may come from Bellevue. Ben Kadie, an Interlake High school sophomore, may…
He’s one of those celebrities who you feel like you already know. Immortalized on film in action-packed scenes with Arnold Schwarzenegger in “True Lies” and on Fox Sports Net’s, “The Best Darn Sports Show,” there’s not much we haven’t seen or heard of Tom Arnold. That goes for both his professional and personal life, like his struggles with weight (that he points out with self-deprecating humor) and four marriages, including a volatile relationship with sitcom star Roseanne.
Three days isn’t enough time for a typical graduate student to finish writing her thesis. But that was the amount of time Bellevue software engineer Jennifer K. Chung took to complete an award-winning novel.
A summer wedding with fragrant flowers and warm, festive atmosphere may seem far away in February. But for many spring…
Thanks to a new $5 admission fee, Bellevue’s Garden d’Lights display was even more delightful this winter.
Kelly Hui doesn’t have time for her profession. Between studying and taking class at Seattle Pacific University and juggling part-time jobs, Hui only gets to pursue her profession, and passion, on one special day each week.
“I love and look forward to my Sundays,” Hui said. “It’s the me-time that I never usually get from being so busy.”
Dance is Hui’s profession. And Sundays are sacred – rehearsal days.
