You probably remember the cutie pie advertisements for this
movie, which debuted at the Seattle International Film Festival in May. Now the show – a documentary of an all-girl rock and roll camp in Portland, Ore. – is playing at the
SIFF Cinema until March 20. The film is adorable - and touching. It follows a handful of girls and the changes they undergo at camp, where they meet inspiring female rockers and learn it's OK to " sweat like a pig, scream like a banshee, wail on their instruments." Some gals featured in the film are still performing, including the band
Bluebird, which is known to play sets in Seattle. Read more about the film
here.
A P-I columnist who interviewed Shaquille O'Neal last night learned that Shaq sympathizes with Sonics fans who don't want to lose their team. On the potential move to OKC, he said: "It's dumb, it's stupid … Seattle has tradition, the Space Needle, and there's water here." When he thinks of Seattle he thinks of The Reign Man, Sikma, Lenny Wilkens, he said. "The Oklahoma City Sonics? When my son asks me about that, I'll say there's no such thing." But, he says if the Sonics were a better team, they'd probably get more support. "If you don't have the players, people aren't going to pay," Shaq said. "If LeBron was here, you wouldn't have these issues."
This morning I was browsing the Web site for 
Seattle's 
It just got more embarrassing to be a meter maid in Seattle. In today's 
Cartoonist 
Sad, but true. This 
“It’s not a question of if we will be hit with another earthquake in the Seattle area; it’s a question of when,” says Paul Barnett, producer of the 
The Seattle Mariners have revealed their new 2008 ad campaign today, and the Everett Herald's 
Seattle's 
It's been one month today since SeaTac man Nicholas Francisco was reported missing after leaving his job in Queen Anne. Now Francisco's wife has posted a new 
Washington Mutual's new ad 
Seattlest saw a bunch of movie trailers and 
The CPSC has issued a voluntary recall for Micros boys hooded jackets, sold exclusively at Nordstrom. The hoodies have a drawstring through the hood, which pose a strangulation hazard to children. They were sold in black with a peace sign patch and a “MCC Micros” patch on the chest, silver with a silver stitched design on the front, and gray with skulls on the front. 
The newest 
Casey Knowles, the Bonney Lake girl who told KING 5 she 