Headout
This weekend around 1,200 rapacious foodies are flocking to town for the International Association of Culinary Professionals conference—a lavish series of workshops, parties, tours and dinners f ...
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Oregon’s world-renowned crime-scene expert and cold-case sleuth reads the spatter on the walls.
Q & A
“The patterns are the same anywhere in the world,” Rod Englert calmly explains. “Murder is murder.” He should know. The Oregon-based crime scene reconstructionist has spent mor ...
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U-Theatre, one of Taiwan's national cultural treasures, spends most of its time at a outpost near the top of a hill outside of Taipei—surrounded by wind and...
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Movie Reviews & Stories
“It is a colossal, elemental beast. It doesn’t think, it doesn’t feel,” says the Greek soldier, adorned with dreadlocks and eyeliner. He’s talking about the Kraken, a myt ...
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"Come' on blue people! Follow me!" yells choreographer Noel Plemmons, raising a tour guide's blue marker to lead a group of 15 or so curious dance fans in the atrium of the Ford Building in Southeast Portland to the starting point of The Ford B...
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Food Reviews & Stories
The decor at this music-themed cafe and open-mic bar is seriously out of tune, from the hokey Tron-meets-Portland bridges mural to the album and Life mag covers (Herb Alpert and Bing Crosby?) that adorn the beige walls. But inside this bland shell lurks some great, eclectic lunch fare. It’s th
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Food Reviews & Stories
Not to be confused with the smarmy-awesome Original Hotcake House, this Southwest Portland breakfast institution (the original location of the nationwide chain) stuffs locals with the same giant, airy Dutch babies ($10.50), tall stacks of pancakes ($8.75) and thick sausages that it did back in the 1
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