Matt King

8/25/26 (Seattle, WA) 2026 has been a pretty down season in the Pacific Northwest after one of the most exciting seasons in franchise history. The Seattle Mariners came into the year with expectations to reach the World Series and were the favorites in terms of odds and the experts pick to represent the American […]

8/26/26 (Seattle, WA) Two straight series wins had already been locked up for the Seattle Mariners by the time they took the field on Wednesday for the finale of their homestand and three-game series against the Philadelphia Phillies. The M’s have survived a brutal month of August and given themselves a great chance to make […]

Thanks to a knack for transforming chart-topping jams into joke-filled gems, “Weird Al” Yankovic has been crowned “The King of Parody,” and his twists on hits by artists including Michael Jackson (“Eat It” and “Fat”), Madonna (“Like a Surgeon”), Coolio (“Amish Paradise”) and Chamillionaire (“White & Nerdy”) have garnered him five Grammy Awards and near-universal acclaim. Equipped with an accordion, a golden voice and a serious ear for music composition, Yankovic has released 14 studio albums filled with playful parodies, outstanding original tunes—and plenty of polka!

Farmington forced five turnovers and kept rival North County out of the end zone while producing seven scoring drives in a comfortable road victory.

Potosi, Valle Catholic and Ste. Genevieve opened with strong defensive performances, and Central struggled during week 1 of the high school football season.

Happy September! Cooler weather is approaching (hopefully?), and the entertainment scene is again exploding.

8/30/26 (Toronto, ON) A very tough homestand could not have gone better for the Seattle Mariners as they went 4-2 against two National League contenders in what was the first bit of positivity the M’s have had in a month. They played all-around strong baseball with tough pitching and an offense start to click again […]

Like every bubble, the important point is how the AI boom is being financed

A boundary-breaking band is heading to the Grand Sierra Resort—in the group’s 60th year of existence.

A respected member of the local counterculture scene is presenting a series of themed goth nights.