A little piece of Tacoma is just months away from appearing on mobile devices around the world.

Finnish mobile games developer Rovio announced today that it will launch a successor to "Angry Birds" in the next few months.

The game? Casey's Contraptions, from none other than Tacoma company Mystery Coconut.

The man behind Mystery Coconut is Tacoma resident Miguel Ángel Friginal.

The Mystery Coconut website describes the company as "a multimillion dollar international corporation wannabe, that for now employs (as in giving work, not as in paying for their subsistence) a guy and his wife (to the right), three cats (below) and the many supporters, family, and friends that now suffer never-ending questions about each minor beta release."

Rovio CEO Mikael Hed told Finnish YLE TV that the game will be renamed "Amazing Alex."

The game has players helping a young boy get his toys back by building crazy contraptions, creating "Rube Goldberg-like machines," and solving puzzles and scenarios.

Adrienne Snipes was skeptical when she pulled up to Federal Way's Crestwood Animal Hospital last Tuesday.

She couldn't believe that the little brown chihuahua she'd believed was dead for the past six years could really be waiting for her inside.

"I expected when I got to the vet that this was going to be some sort of a hoax," she said.

But when Snipes walked through the door, "Lil Man" recognized her instantly.

"I think he recognized me sooner than I recognized him," said Snipes, who says she got teary when she realized the dog was really hers.

Lil Man went missing six years ago, while a family member was dog sitting. Snipes' family has assumed ever since that Lil Man was hit by a car.

Snipes had Lil Man micro-chipped just weeks before he went missing, but in the six years he was gone, the phone call never came.

Until last Tuesday.

Amber Ellis was just starting her morning last Tuesday when she looked outside of her Federal Way home and spotted a dog in the yard that wasn't hers.

Brian Daniel Peters has a plan. 

He's going to use everything in his arsenal as "fierce and fabulous" alter ego "Mama Tits" to land himself a spot on the next season of RuPaul's Drag Race. Then, he's going to hit the world with his message.

"My whole goal ... is to shine a light here and help build the drag community and the queer community and just help everybody equally," said Peters.

Peters lives in Seattle, but performs regularly at downtown Tacoma's The Deltan Club, as well as various venues in Seattle.

He says he thinks he has the charisma to introduce the Northwest drag scene to the rest of the world, and at the same time, advocate for his community.

"The whole idea of Mama Tits is ... she’s a little motherly, she’s a little slutty and she’s a little bit of Betty Crocker all rolled in. She’s over the top and fun. She’s not trying to be a “lady” but she is an elegant diva that cares about her community and cares about the people in her community," says Peters.