Dyer Oxley

Seattle's iconic Gas Works Park has recently received a facelift, producing piles of old, rusted metal ready to be hauled away. But all that waste is likely covered with hydrocarbons, lead paint, and other nasty remnants of its industrial life long ago. What will the city do with all that debris?

As a classically trained musician, Andrew Joslyn understands the symphony. He grew up playing violin. He also understands pop culture, and therefore, he knows where classical music still thrives in our modern era. "It's taken culture a minute to actually give credibility to video game music," Joslyn said.

Despite a damning audit that revealed glaring financial mismanagement at the King County Regional Homelessness Authority, its CEO Kelly Kinnison still says the agency is making a difference and remains one of the region's best tools to fight homelessness. She also says she is not surprised by the audit.

With minimal promotion, "Backrooms" will come as a surprise to many audiences, and that was by design. But don't miss this highly original scary movie about liminal spaces.

He-Man returns to the big screen in "Masters of the Universe," a film very aware of its '80s source material while placing it firmly in 2026. The result is a very funny He-Man adventure that is just good fun.

Despite real-world hype, Steven Spielberg's "Disclosure Day" doesn't quite reach out-of-this-world movie fun.

Host Dyer Oxley talks about night markets in and around Seattle.

The Seattle area isn't known for its nightlife. But a small trend of night markets has emerged across Western Washington, drawing locals out for afterhours community.

"The Death of Robin Hood" is a film filled with contrasting ideas. It is historical and a bold new take on the legendary character. It is violent and peacefully beautiful. It's a bit of a bummer, and yet, also enlightening.

"Supergirl" lands in theaters with a road-tripping space adventure that will have comic book fans applauding, but won't likely win over movie-going audiences at large.