Catherine Deneuve plays an icon of French cinema in “The Truth.’’ She even chose her own middle name, Fabienne, for her character who says things like, “I’d rather have been a bad friend and a bad mother and a great actress.’’
Sidelined by protests, abandoned by police, AAPI businesses yearn for return of safety
Feature stories
COMMENTARY: My Asian privilege
It can be uncomfortable to look in the mirror and acknowledge, “Yes, I am privileged.”
Asia Talks series highlights artists’ ways of coping with past and present moments
They say that art imitates life. Yet it does more than that. Art explains life, and art helps us understand our lives.
Finding his people: Taky Kimura
Giving a speech in 1994, Taky Kimura looked at his son. His son had just reached across the table for a pitcher of water.
PUBLISHER’S BLOG
BLOG: A fire destroyed dreams, hopes, and precious history — Eng Suey Sun Plaza’s tenants are in shock
If buildings could talk, Eng Suey Sun Plaza would tell you hundreds of stories of triumph and defeat, perseverance and struggles, and even hope and hopelessness.
BLOG: My diary on Father’s Day
I rose in the morning, feeling blissful even though Father’s Day was not my day. How could I be joyful during the coronavirus pandemic?
BLOG: From sportswear to masks — Outdoor Research innovates during the pandemic
While countless companies are laying off workers and downsizing during the coronavirus pandemic, Seattle-based Outdoor Research is doing the opposite. It is now hiring, expanding, and making masks.
Protest aftermath — Over 100 artists lift up Seattle’s Chinatown
Something beautiful is happening in the Chinatown-International District (ID) and it’s never happened before.