Movie Reviews & Stories
Tom Hooper’s Les Misérables lives up to its name.
With the exception of about 10 minutes, the nearly three-hour film is an
endless wallow in the fields of squalor, filth, chancre and herpes.
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Featured Stories
New Year’s Eve events are always a little
bit falsely inflated; they’re the party equivalent of a real-estate
bubble that bursts at about the same time as your liver. The bar parties
usually
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Food Reviews & Stories
With all the attention paid to Kevin Cavenaugh’s micro
restaurant pod, the Ocean, at Northeast 24th Avenue and Glisan Street,
it would be easy to assume the concept is more important than what's
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Bar Reviews
In a no-frills space designed as a lunchroom for office
workers at the old Columbia Sportswear factory in St. Johns, an odd
surprise: some of the best cocktails in Portland. Cathedral Park Kitchen
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Drank
This Portland-made “relaxation drink,” if
one takes the innuendo on Lanilai’s website at face value, will help
you live longer, reduce joint pain, sleep better, attain the heights of
menta
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Featured Stories
In our first Holiday Gift Guide, we directed you to some
downright pleasant local stores, where you might putter around aimlessly
and endlessly to find gifts for the various people in your
life�
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Books
With each new novel, acclaimed British
author Zadie Smith seems as if she’s reacting violently against the one
before it. After the exuberant prose and plot of her sprawling, Rushdian
debut, W
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Where to get hitched for Vancouver’s first same-sex unions.
Featured Stories
The Clark County Recording and Marriage
License Department is preparing for a flood. On Dec. 6, gay and lesbian
couples can file for marriage licenses in Washington for the first time.
Rec
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Featured Stories
Vancouver is rarely touted for its progressive politics,
but Portland’s sister city to the north now may now have one solid, um,
high point.
With passage of
ballot initiative I-502, Washingt
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