Archive for the ‘Film Events’ Category
Here’s a Happy Hour Alternative to getting blotto in a bar and maybe an ideal option for our friends who »
Lots of options for lovers of videos and movies this week. We just posted about the FILMING of a new »
There’s a party going on this coming Tuesday, July 16, 2013 as Three Dollar Bill Cinema, the fine folks who »
Some secrets CAN be revealed. We’ve been given the ok to leak the exciting info that the Opening Night Gala »
It’s been awhile since we checked in on Seattle Art Museum’s excellent and fun quarterly party night, REMIX…which is a »
We feel a bit sorry for Three Dollar Bill Cinema, our friends who produce the Seattle Lesbian & Gay Film »
An acclaimed gay themed film from SIFF 2012 returns to Seattle, and SIFF, for screenings beginning Friday, April 5, 2013. »
Fans of the Banana Shack, Franklin the puppet, Mrs. Featherbottom, Wee Britain, Motherboy and the Cornballer are already rejoicing that »
There are both advantages and disadvantages to living in the ‘burbs for members of the LGBTQ family. It’s arguably cheaper »
Mr. Strangeways is a big phat classic Hollywood film nerd and his favorite old movie TV channel is Turner Classic »
Lots of local movie news for today with the biggest for lgbtq film fans being the announcement of the gala »
Summer is definitely here…well, you can’t tell by today’s mediocre weather but another harbinger of Seattle summer is the yearly »
The fun doesn’t start until the end of July, but Three Dollar Bill Cinema has already announced their theme and »
Movie nerds can squee today because of all the options they have for cinematic fun… Three Dollar Bill Cinema’s 7th »
It’s Lucky Number 7 for Three Dollar Bill Cinema’s annual film festival for the trans community: the 2012 Translations Film »
Three Dollar Bill Cinema normally does a Spring Film Series, usually in April, but this year they decided to break »
It’s a bit chilling to realize that the Seattle International Film Festival isn’t that far away…the opening gala is Thursday, »
Who doesn’t ADORE Carol Channing? She’s been charming audiences since the Coolidge Administration (I keed, I keed…the Roosevelt Administration.) The »
We love animation and we love QUEER animation and we love FREE so this evening’s screening of animator Clyde Petersen’s »
Advance ticket sales have ended but there are still a few VIP/General Admission tickets left at the door for the »
Normally I do a post every year where I list most of the big Oscar viewing parties in Seattle. Obviously »
This is hella exciting! SIFF Cinema at the Uptown and Emerald City Comicon have teamed up for an awesome event…Actor »
Oh dear…it’s that time of year again: OSCAR SEASON! Time to dust off the tuxedo and catch up with all »
Why should Seattle get all the arty fun? LGBTQ film fans live all over the place including Snohomish County but »
It’s nice when local filmmakers are honored and appreciated. Lynn Shelton had a surprise indie hit with her last film, »
Congrats to Robbie! They correctly guessed the answer in our trivia contest to win 2 free tickets to Three Dollar »
HEY! We got TWO tickets to giveaway for tonight’s screening of the beloved comedy classic, “Auntie Mame” starring Rosalind Russell »
If you do not love the immortal book/play/film “Auntie Mame” you are, quite frankly, dead to Mr. Strangeways. The book, »
The Seattle International Film Festival announced yesterday that actor Gary Oldman (Dracula, Sid & Nancy, Prick Up Your Ears, The »
The locally made film Heart Breaks Open which has played film festivals all over the world, including a triumphant showing »
In case you’ve been living under a rock, (or pre-occupied with figuring out what to wear for Halloween that exposes »
One of the highlights of this year’s 16th Seattle Lesbian & Gay Film Festival has to be the midnight screening »
BenDeLaCreme’s “Tales From the Musicquarium” is BAAAACK at The Triple Door for one month only! It was a big hit »
Three Dollar Bill Cinema’s program guides for the Film Festival are hot off the press and you can pick one »
The leaves are turning and the air is getting nippy which means it’s time to think about “Hump!” The Stranger’s »
Apparently EMP is not separately branding its Sci Fi Museum anymore…It’s all EMP. (Also known as: “Paul Allen’s Garage Full »
