The 2002 film – which also starred John Cleese as Q and Halle Berry and Rosamund Pike as Bond girls Jinx and Miranda Frost – ...

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Stacey Frost, who grew up in North East, Pennsylvania, has spent over $4 million buying numerous properties in her hometown. Through her company Urban Re:Vision, Frost plans a community-centered ...

Whatever Ella Langley and Miranda Lambert are cookin’ up in the studio, we’re gonna need a second helping. After teaming up on Langley’s breakout single, “Choosin’ Texas” — a gritty, classic country ...

SEATTLE — Pike Brewing will close its longtime Pike Pub and Pike Fish Bar near Pike Place Market on Nov. 30, the company announced Wednesday. CEO Matt Lincecum said the “traditional pub model” had ...

Harry Cheadle covers Seattle and Portland for Eater. A Seattle native, he’s been a journalist for 15 years. A longtime Pike Place Market fixture is closing permanently: This week the owners of Pike ...

Why did Lambert skip the CMAs red carpet? The 42-year-old country star had a big night, debuting her new single, “A Song To Sing,” with Chris Stapleton. The duet was an important one for them, ...

Pike Brewing, a pioneer in the Seattle craft brewery scene, will close its Pike Pub and Pike Fish Bar locations near the downtown market on Nov. 30, owner Seattle Hospitality Group said in a news ...

If Silk Sonic went country… they’d look a little something like this. During Thursday night’s CMA Awards ceremony, Chris Stapleton and Miranda Lambert, or Lamberton if you will, performed their ...

The House on Wednesday unanimously moved to repeal a controversial provision in the government funding law that allows senators to sue the Justice Department for up to $500,000 when their phone ...

The House of Representatives unanimously voted against a provision that allows Republican senators whose phone records were seized by former special counsel Jack Smith to sue the federal government.