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Fisher’s outrage this week follows the actor’s campaign against the company whom he’s accused of allowing unprofessional and abusive behavior to be perpetrated against him during the filming of the DC film Justice League. Last July, Fisher accused Joss Whedon, the film’s replacement director, of “gross, abusive, unprofessional, and completely unacceptable” behavior on the movie’s set. He also accused “top-level” Warner Bros. executives of racism. Fisher named Warner Bros. Pictures Group chairman Toby Emmerich, saying “Decision-makers that participated in those racist co...

After surrendering 30-or-more points in each of the first three quarters, the Thunder’s defense clamped down in the final frame to outscore the Memphis Grizzlies 38-22 for a 128-122 victory. It was a team-wide effort, with a variety of players and factors coalescing into a clutch come-from-behind win. Here are the numbers that told the story.

  ASLA will develop outreach guidelines and measurable metrics to help organizations recruit and retain Black students into landscape architecture programs and develop those students into successful professionals in landscape architecture. ASLA will provide ongoing financial, intellectual, and in-kind support to Historically Black University and College (HBCU) landscape architecture programs and work to recruit and provide ongoing support for Black landscape architecture students. ASLA will identify and engage high schools and community colleges with high concentrations of Black students to ...

More than two years after its groundbreaking ceremony, crews with the Flatiron Corp. of Broomfield, Colo., continue constructing the piers and supporting struct

Coronavirus In Seattle A historic, unforgettable year: 2020 in pictures By T he first Covid-19 outbreak in the United States stopped Seattle in its tracks. Toilet paper, hand sanitizer and masks vanished from store shelves. Streets eerily empty. Spouses separated by panes of glass. Businesses boarded up — a canvas for the city’s muralists to offer some degree of hope. It was a surreal new reality with no end in sight. And then came May. Following the murder of George Floyd at the end of the month, thousands poured into Seattle’s streets to continue a fight that’s hundred...