Pucks A’Plenty) on a journey to building a community of performers from the ground up. It follows producer and founder Kia Puckett (aka Mx. This locally produced documentary about What the Funk?! BIPOC Burlesque Festival, which began in 2019 in Seattle, brings us along for the event's exciting three-day preparation period. What the Funk: A Love Letter to the POC Community, USA, 2022, 99 min., dir. Starting October 13, SQFF will offer a combination of in-person and virtual screenings, and here are five picks you don't want to miss. Washington has plenty of good film festivals going on this month-both the Tacoma Film Festival and the Orcas Island Film Festival start today-and one would be remiss to not appreciate the wide variety of impressive works to be found at Three Dollar Bill Cinema’s Seattle Queer Film Festival, too. Join Sanders Lauture's noble quest on Twitter. Melissa Santos over at Axios brought attention to this horrifying lack of urban manners yesterday by profiling a local cyclist who is tackling the problem in the most Pacific Northwestern way possible: passive-aggressively shaming drivers on the internet. Fun times we live in!Īxios joins the bike lane beat: As my colleague Matt Baume has reported over, and over, and over again, drivers in this city really have no respect for the rule of law when it comes to parking in bike lanes. Putin has said he'd use 'any means necessary' to protect Russia's 'territorial integrity,' which could include the newly annexed parts of Ukraine. His comments come as Putin continues escalating his rhetoric around using a so-called tactical nuke to bolster his military's wilting performance in Ukraine. Great way to start the weekend: The President took a break from celebrating the internet's obsession with Dank Brandon memes last night to tell a crowd of donors at a fundraiser that we haven't been this close to 'nuclear Armageddon' since the Cuban Missile Crisis.

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