Blake Peterson is a local journalist based in Bellevue, Washington. He writes for South Sound Magazine, 425 Magazine, 425 Business, and South Sound Business, covering a range of topics including arts and culture, music, literature, entertainment, and local business profiles. With a passion for storytelling, Blake aims to bring engaging and informative content to his readers.
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Blake's coverage is heavily focused on local entertainment, culture, and society in Washington and Bellevue. He seems to be interested in featuring local events, businesses, and artistic endeavors. If you have a unique perspective or are involved in the local music scene, literary community, real estate market or event planning within this area of focus then reaching out to Blake would likely be beneficial.
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The pop stars concluded their coheadlining Sweat Tour at Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena this week. Here’s what we saw.
JPC Architects discusses how office style has changed post-COVID, regional needs, and more.
Catching up with a Snohomish County man who’s amassed the world’s largest collection of graffiti and urban art on canvas.
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Paul Schrader was inspired to make “Oh, Canada” after a succession of COVID-related hospital stints. Those close calls made him realize, as he told the Associated Press earlier this year, that “if I’m going to make a film about death, I’d better hurry up.” That is not to say Schrader’s movies have thus far gone unvisited by the Grim Reaper: most of his protagonists can be expected to eventually meet physical and/or soulful demises. But it is that none has introduced a dying lead character looking so directly down the barrel of their mortality from the outset — a late-in-life change of pace befitting a filmmaker in fragile health who turned 78 just a few months ago.
By: Hailee Wickersham, Ty Ray, Blake Peterson, Destiny Valencia, Joanna Kresge, Ava Boorn, Jeff Burlingame
See our staff's wide-ranging — and by no means definitive — picks for their favorite albums of the year.
Erin M. Ceragioli has only spent about five years of her life not involved with a production of “The Nutcracker” in some way.
By: Ty Ray, Joanna Kresge, Ava Boorn, Hailee Wickersham, Blake Peterson, Destiny Valencia, Josh Dunn
Our third-annual A&E 'year in review' series continues this week with our staff's favorite podcasts of the year.
By: Blake Peterson, Ty Ray, Joanna Kresge, Destiny Valencia, John Stearns, Hailee Wickersham, Bob Cody, Ava Boorn, Melia Wilkinson
Our third-annual A&E 'year in review' series continues this week with our staff's favorite TV shows of the year.
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