You want more Spike and the Impalers? We've got more right here! Shot and edited on my iPhone (I love the darn thing). 

As you can see, the event is as much variety show as it is rock concert. There is always a moment or two that "surprises and delights", as they say.

For bigger, better shots of the band, visit our ever-expanding Impalers photo gallery. And don't miss their next concert: Saturday, April 21st at the Emerald Queen Casino I-5 Showroom.

Fans of a certain 1980's time-travel comedy, listen up: your dreams are coming true! The fun-loving folks at Emerald City Comic Con and the Seattle International Film Festival are bringing Back To The Future back to the big screen for one night only....with Christopher Lloyd, “Doctor Emmett Brown” himself, in attendance.

Amazing! Right, McFly?

Lloyd will be part of a special screening and Q&A at SIFF Cinema's Uptown Theatre at 9pm on Saturday, March 31st. 

Joining Lloyd will be a procession of over two dozen DeLoreans, courtesy of the Pacific Northwest DeLorean Club, that he will arrive with in what is guaranteed to be "a visual spectacular not to be missed."

If you'd like to add to the spectacle, there will be a Back to the Fashion 50s/80s Costume Contest. Prizes include passes to Emerald City Comicon and SIFF Cinema, plus an autograph and photo with Lloyd himself.

Tickets for the Christopher Lloyd Back to the Future event are $25 general admission and $20 for SIFF members. Fans are encouraged to purchase their tickets in advance at www.SIFF.net as the event is projected to sell out.

This very special screening of Back to the Future will highlight SIFF Cinema’s "80s Night" Film Series which presents all-new digital restorations of classic films from the 1980s, including Raiders of the Lost Ark, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Die Hard, and many more. 80s Night plays Tuesdays in March and April.

Click the photo below to see how the models and swimsuits have changed over the years.

Now that Valentine's Day is over, you can leaf through the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue guilt-free. Take a look at cover-model Kate Upton on location.

Photo: Knox at Sea-Tac on her first day back in the States.

Amanda Knox has signed a deal with Harper-Collins. The publisher will pay Knox $4 million to write her memoir. That's a million dollars for each year she spent in an Italian prison.

Lexus is sexing up their image with help from Sports Illustrated swimsuit model Tori Praver. Take a look.

Whitney Houston gave her final live performance on Thursday at a pre-Grammy party. A fan caught it on video, which you can watch here.

And 95-7 KJR has put together a tribute page with photos, music and more, which can be found here.

I went to my first Seattle Symphony concert last weekend.

Oh, who am I kidding? I went to my first Symphony ever!

Benaroya Hall before the performance.

I guess I always imagined it would be stuffy. Or boring. I was pleasantly surprised at how much I enjoyed it! Of course, it was a “pops” performance. Don’t get me wrong, I like the “hits” of classical music: Toccatta and Fugue in D Minor, Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, Beethoven’s 5^th. But it was the music of James Bond that got me through the doors of the gorgeous Benaroya Hall. Make that the music of 007 and other spy icons like Austin Powers, Inspector Clouseau, and “Secret Agent Man.”

Two Astin Martin’s were parked in the lobby to set the mood. It’s Bond’s 50^th Anniversary at the movies and the Symphony was celebrating.

Hearing a collective of individuals perfectly replicating the instrumental theme from You Only Live Twice gave me goose-bumps! Violins, cellos, trumpets, trombones…

Broadway vocalist Debbie Gravitte had me smiling as she belted out “Gold Finger” and “Diamonds are Forever.” During the Austin Powers number, “Soul Bossa Nova”, she stormed the stage in kitschy 60’s glory: blonde hair, sunglasses, mini-skirt and go-go boots. “Yeah, baby, yeah!”

My favorite individual to watch was the percussionist at stage left. This guy had his work cut out for him! He hurried from instrument to instrument: xylophone, tambourine, cymbals, and assorted unique noise-makers. Amazing that he kept it all straight!

Conductor Michael Krajewski had a dry wit, asking us: which of the following females is not a ‘Bond Girl’ ?

a)     Pussy Galore

b)     Octopussy

c)      Holly Goodhead

d)     Penelope Nice-personality

Bond loves his gadgets, so the Symphony also performed a concerto about a hi-tech device: the cell phone. Here's an example from another Symphony. Skip to the 3:00 mark to get to the good stuff.

Stuffy? No way! It was a great night out for my wife and I. We would definitely go again, and maybe even to hear something besides the music of James Bond, Bugs Bunny or Star Wars. Maybe.