Double Exposure: ‘The Mary Tyler Moore Show’ (1970-1977)
November 8, 2019
“Who can turn the world on with her smile?” This opening line describes Mary Tyler Moore in her namesake sitcom’s upbeat opening theme song “Love Is All Around” — a tune that fits the show’s optimistic themes. Moore plays Mary Richards, a single woman who moves to a Victorian apartment in...
A&E Calendar – Nov. 8, 2019
November 8, 2019
Flash Fiction Writing Contest Nov. 1-30 Love to write? You’re in luck: This year’s writing contest is based off your own theme. Tell your own fiction story in 750 words or less to win the grand prize: a $20 gift card to Third Place Books, or the second place award, a $10 voucher for SCC’s b...
‘El Camino’ = Good Chemistry
Juan Páez
October 25, 2019
Netflix Picks Up Where 'Breaking Bad' Left Off Watching “El Camino” is like catching up with an old friend. Six years after the end of the critically-acclaimed show “Breaking Bad,” the two-hour “El Camino” picks up right after the end of the main series and follows Jesse Pinkman’s (Aaron...
Ebbtide Eats: 95°C Bakery
Monika Likhtarenko
October 25, 2019
At 85 ℃, there’s a world of pastries waiting for you. After the huge success of the Alderwood Mall location, which opened in 2017, the Euro-Asian fusion bakery expanded to Edmonds this summer. The new store is just off U.S. Highway 99 and only about a ten-minute drive from SCC. This popul...
Double Exposure: ‘Phantom of the Paradise’ (1974)
October 25, 2019
“He sold his soul for rock ’n’ roll,” declares the tagline of Brian De Palma’s devilish rock opera, hinting at themes to come. The opening narration by Rod Serling (of “Twilight Zone” fame) alludes to the story’s music-centric plot and “the man who made it, the girl who sang it and t...
A&E Calendar – OCt. 25, 2019
October 25, 2019
Inktober Drawing Event Oct. 25; 1 p.m.-3 p.m., Rm. 2068 For a decade, “Inktober” has inspired artists everywhere by challenging them to share one ink drawing per day throughout October — and on Oct. 25, everyone is welcome to join this Inktober-inspired drawing event hosted by the SCC A...
Become A Horror Movie Aficionado
Monika Likhtarenko
October 25, 2019
Follow This Guide for a Match Made In Hell Classics: “Psycho” (1960) Quite possibly the most recognizable horror film of all time, this Alfred Hitchcock hit stars Janet Leigh opposite Anthony Perkins who debuts his infamous role of Norman Bates. An unsettling series of events surrounds one fatefu...
‘Illumination’ Lights Up SCC: Shining a spotlight on the power of art
October 11, 2019
“It’s about abilities, not disabilities.” These are the words that viewers will see posted amongst the works in SCC’s latest art installation. The gallery, entitled “Illumination,” celebrates artists who live with various disabilities. A positive message indeed — as these artists d...
Double Exposure: “The China Syndrome” (1979)
October 11, 2019
In the 1970s, disaster films were all the rage. Audiences flocked to the theaters to witness the melodramatic appeal of “Earthquake” and “Airport,” which often threw allstar casts into fantastical situations. The release of James Bridges’ “The China Syndrome,” however, presented an ...
Slow-Roasted Comedy: This comic duo laughs with you, not at you
October 11, 2019
There’s a new comedy troupe in town, and they might throw a few good-natured insults your way. The roasting team, aptly named “The Honey Roasted Hams,” consist of theater veterans Danny Bracy and Holly Taylor who met during the callbacks of SCC’s production of “Live: From the Last Nigh...
A&E Calendar – Oct. 11, 2019
October 11, 2019
SCC Art Gallery: “Illumination” Sept. 30-Dec. 13 Administration Building (Lobby) Do you enjoy art? If so, pay a visit to the Administration Building and visit “Illumination,” a brand new gallery consisting entirely of artwork from artists with various disabilities. Don’t miss your...
‘Ad Astra’: a poignant ode to space and hope
October 11, 2019
When you look up into the sky, what do you feel? Is there anything out there? All of this and more is touched upon in James Gray’s “Ad Astra,” the sleek sci-fi flick which premiered in theaters nationwide last month. Ad Astra’s opening titles state that it is set in “the near future; a time ...
