This reverend claims to have solved the debate between creation and evolution. Somebody give the man a fish.
Q & A
Think of Michael Dowd’s new book, Thank God for Evolution!, as a kind of spiritual Nicorette gum for Christian fundamentalists: It’s not a perfect solution, but at least you’re not s ...
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Remember Peggy Seltzer, a.k.a. Margaret Jones? The lady from Eugene who wrote a fake memoir about growin' up in the hood? Well, WW's been doing some sleuthing, and it turns out that the real Peggy Seltzer—a sort ...
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By the age of 18, Nic Sheff was addicted to meth. It wasn’t pretty. He was skeletally thin, his arms were full of holes and green with infection, he broke into relatives’ houses and stole ...
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Protecting our precious bodily fluids with pure hokum.
Movie Reviews & Stories
It is very difficult to overestimate the importance of water. Russian filmmakers Anastasiya Popova and Julia Perkul have done it. In the monolithically titled Water—co-distributed by PDX-based M ...
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Performance
Ever been praised for something that labeled you a doofus? Perfect attendance? Clean underpants? That’s the premise for Benjamin Britten’s comic chamber opera Albert Herring, based on a sh ...
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NewsA successful production of Twelve Angry Men seems to consist in playing it close to the ground, honoring authorial intent. The play doesn't lend itself to aggressive interpretation or experimentation, for the ...
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NewsIt's been a bad couple of weeks for memoirs. On Saturday, Belgian writer Misha Defonseca admitted that her ostensible life story, Misha: A Memoire of the Holocaust Years, had little or no basis in reality: she hadn't, in fact, run away from the Nazis or lived with a friendly pack ...
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