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Towering comic Brian Posehn headlines Spokane Comedy Club

UPDATED: Thu., May 12, 2022

Brian Posehn pulls no punches when it comes to himself. The towering comic, who is 6-foot-7, typically beats himself up. Posehn, 55, who will perform Friday and Saturday at Spokane Comedy Club, assails himself by pointing out how unattractive the balding, bearded and bespectacled entertainer is.
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Elizabeth Olsen: Five thoughts on the rise of Wanda

UPDATED: Thu., May 12, 2022

Elizabeth Olsen was a supporting player as Wanda Maximoff in the "Avengers" movies, the largest superhero gathering ever seen onscreen. But when "WandaVision" arrived at the beginning of 2021, on its way to Twitter domination and meme glory, Olsen became a headliner.
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Game On: Video games are much easier than they used to be

UPDATED: Thu., May 12, 2022

If you’ve ever found yourself playing in an arcade, there’s a good chance you realized that video games can be very, very difficult. That’s not crazy – I’ve been a hardcore gamer as long as I can remember, and, honestly, arcade gaming can feel downright masochistic if you’re actually trying to beat a game.
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The rise of blockbusters: From ‘Top Gun’ and ‘Jurassic World’ to Buzz Lightyear and Elvis, this summer movie season looks promising

UPDATED: Thu., May 12, 2022

Summer blockbusters are back in full force and better than ever. There promises to be no shortage of noteworthy films this summer, with only a couple superhero films and more variety than last summer. There will certainly be enough to please everyone’s movie palates even if you haven’t been to the theaters in years.
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Review: ‘Happening’ shows past (and maybe future) of abortion

UPDATED: Thu., May 5, 2022

Audrey Diwan’s masterly second feature, “Happening,” is the story of a young woman trying to save her own life; a harrowing, tense and utterly riveting survival story. The question of whether our young heroine, Anne (Anamaria Vartolomei), racing against the clock, will make it out with her future intact is the question.
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