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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

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Kiss guitarist Ace Frehley‘s death under investigation

Following the death of KISS guitarist Ace Frehley last week, a medical examiner in New Jersey is now investigating the cause. A rep from the Morris County Medical Examiner’s Office told TMZ that an autopsy was not conducted on Frehley. However, the rock icon is undergoing a toxicology screening and an external examination. This comes nearly a week after Frehley was placed on life support after ...
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Movie review: ‘Bugonia’ is often uncomfortable and darkly funny

It’s the end of the world and our auteurs are making movies about it. From “One Battle After Another” to “Eddington” to “A House of Dynamite,” existential annihilation and how to face it are on the brain. And our favorite Greek director of feel-weird cinema, Yorgos Lanthimos, has the starkest and darkest take, with his alien invasion conspiracy freakout picture “Bugonia.” “Bugonia” marks the ...
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Music review: Gonzaga Symphony Orchestra well-matched with outstanding solo violinist Maria Ioudenitch

Admirers of fine violin playing in Spokane have had much to be grateful for in recent years. In addition to the eagerly awaited appearances of Mateusz Wolski as a soloist, the Spokane Symphony has brought none other than Itzhak Perlman to town, not to mention Glen Dicterow, Augustin Hadelich, Jonathan Beilman and others. In his role as music director of the soon-to-be-rebranded Northwest BachFest, Zuill Bailey has brought a stream of wonderful violinists through the doors of Barrister Winery, many of whom appeared in string quartets and other chamber groups. Kurt Nikkanen and Chee-Yun are perhaps the most notable.