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Have a seat: Justice, infotainment, and your attention star in 'Primetime' (opens the original)
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A ship of fools sets sail across network television, seeking justice, ratings, and your attention in "Primetime," starring Robert Pattinson as journalist Chris Hansen. In 2004, "To Catch a Predator" aired on an episode of NBC's "Dateline." The show worked with vigilantes aimed at catching online predators — adults who targeted kids with inappropriate conversation and aims to eventually meet in person, alone. The show would then set up a supposed meeting between the adult and a fictitious child t
Washington's got game: Sec. of State Hobbs rolls the dice for tabletop overseas (opens the original)
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Washington state is widely known for industries like tech, agriculture, and aerospace. But Secretary of State Steve Hobbs has a goal to make Washington just as well known for its tabletop game scene, especially on the international stage. As he puts it, everyone should know that Washington is the "tabletop game capitol of the world." "This is the tabletop game capitol of the world,” Hobbs said while at an annual tabletop convention, Orca Con, that he cofounded. “I don't think a lot of people rea
'Onslaught' revamps '80s B-movie vibes for the modern era (opens the original)
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When creepy super soldiers go rogue, only a military veteran mom in pajamas can stop their murder spree from destroying her trailer park. With such a plot, "Onslaught" revamps '80s B-movie vibes for a modern era. As such, this horror-action movie is not a crowd pleaser. A niche audience will find it, enjoy its absurdities and its homages to 1980s movie madness. But "Onslaught" is carefully crafted to be disturbing. From the sound editing, to camera angles, flashing lights, the bloody horror, and
Could you survive 'The End of Oak Street'? (opens the original)
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"The End of Oak Street" is fun in a screaming-at-the-screen "Well, don't do that!" and "No, don't go in there!" kind of way. While this movie can be a thrill with a few laughs, you might not survive this story if you're short on patience. After a strong start, "The End of Oak Street" quickly leans into cliche tactics with a story that can only progress if characters continue to do really, really stupid things. Audiences will start invested, but leave confused as to how anybody could survive this
Spider-Man truly ushers in a 'Brand New Day' for Marvel (opens the original)
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If the first three Spider-Man movies were high school, "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" is college. Don't expect the same teenage notebook-animation vibes from this fourth movie. Marvel's Spidey story has matured and have no worry, they did it without nuking the fridge (I'll explain that more in a bit). To put it another way, cinematic Spider-Man has entered the comic book equivalent of his Todd McFarlane era. Not just because of the dense web of a story that reaches further into Marvel's universe, p
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