HeyJaredPatrick Hussion
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'He shouldn’t be defined by his death': New Kurt Cobain book looks beyond tortured artist (opens the original)
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More than three decades after Kurt Cobain’s death, author Kelly Catlin believes one part of his story has been told so often that it has overshadowed much of the rest of his life. Her newly revised book, "Kurt Cobain: Forever in Bloom," attempts to change that. (Kelly Catlin) SEATTLE — More than three decades after Kurt Cobain’s death, author Kelly Catlin believes one part of his story has been told so often that it has overshadowed much of the rest of his life. Her newly revised book, Kurt Coba
Seattle plays itself again: 'Friend Thing' puts Washington’s film comeback to the test (opens the original)
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SEATTLE — Four years after Washington dramatically expanded its film incentive program, the state is approving more productions and reporting more jobs for local cast and crew. A neighboring film office says Washington is competing for projects again. But a full-scale return of feature filmmaking has not happened. In Seattle, feature films and episodic television accounted for just 9% of permitted productions last year. Commercial work remains a much larger part of the local industry, and city e
Make-A-Wish gives Emma, 5, something every child deserves: the chance to just be a kid (opens the original)
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Living with cystic fibrosis means daily treatments and doctor's appointments. But for one unforgettable week, a western Washington family traded medical routines for roller coasters, princesses, and precious time together. Spend just a few minutes with five-year-old Emma, and you'll quickly learn a lot about her. She loves gymnastics. She climbs everything she can. And she's a big fan of princesses. What you don't immediately see is everything happening behind the scenes. Emma is living with cys
The Head and the Heart returns home, reflects on Seattle roots ahead of Carnation concerts (opens the original)
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SEATTLE — Fifteen years after a group of musicians met at Seattle open mic nights and began building what would become one of the city's most recognizable bands, The Head and the Heart is back where it all started. Ahead of this weekend's concerts in Carnation, members of the band spoke exclusively with KOMO News' Patrick Hussion to reflect on the city that shaped them, the friendships that have kept them together, and why they're intentionally returning to the collaborative spirit that launched
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