Drink  The “world famous” Kenton Club, hidden right off the NoPo neighborhood's North Denver main drag, likes to boast about its cameo in Raquel Welch's 1972 roller derby flick, Kansas City Bomber (hence the skates proudly displayed in the main room), but these days the wood-paneled spot is better known for cheap drinks, cheap pool and convivial country and punk shows.   More

Drink Andy Ricker’s Thai bar and de facto Pok Pok waiting room is a cheap Southeast Asian vacation. Score a seat in the wood-paneled space and order a tableful of Thai drinking bites, like salty little deep-fried anchovies and turmeric-laced meatballs   More

Bar Reviews The hook for the Landmark Saloon (4847 SE Division St., 894-8132, thelandmarksaloon.com), a newish country-twanged watering hole on Southeast Division, is the soundtrack—owners and local musicia ...   More

Brew Views There are a lot of reasons to love Frank Oz’s big-screen musical adaptation of Little Shop of Horrors, the tale of Seymour Krelborn and his killer plant—the doo-wop girls’ bouncy sa ...   More

Food & Drink

What the hell? Karen Brooks over at Portland Monthly just broke the news that    More

Arts & Books

The majestic Alps, the iconic songs, the Vogueing Mother Superior clad in a pair of Adidas as she warbles "Climb Every Mountain"... New York choreographer Doug Elkins creates a joyful, jaw-dropping remix of   More

News

Ever wonder what goes on at Portland's raucous monthly queer cabaret Homomentum? Well, this morning "featherless drag ...   More

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Last June WW wrote about 62-year-old Parker Pettus' efforts to establish a rollerdisk (a.k.a. roller frisbee) team here in Port...   More

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Nick Fish isn't the only Portlander whose    More

Arts & Books

Oregon Public Broadcasting is gettin' cultural this holiday season with the debut of its hourlong radio show    More