Meredith Marks and Jess the Ripper Heated Up Revolution Hall
Marks, a “Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” star, could have laughed her way to the bank but treated her DJ gig’s audience with respect.
Oregon Loses a Faithful on “The Traitors”
One player with Beaver State ties “murdered” another during the reality competition’s fifth episode.
Collegiate A Cappella Group Wins $25,000 to Record 75th Anniversary Jingle for Reser’s Fine Foods
The Hullabahoos, the inspiration for the inescapable “Pitch Perfect” trilogy, will also perform at the Reser Center in Beaverton on Feb. 6.
Tucker Max Wants You to Have Frisky Fun
The Portlander’s play parties help queer men—and others—socialize between the bar and the bath house.
Bartini and Urban Fondue to Close in February
The owner of both Nob Hill businesses blames city taxes, untenable landlord demands and “ongoing neighborhood decline” for the closures.
Chapel Theatre’s Namesake Short Play Festival Connects Portland’s Theater Scene to Milwaukie
“Truly, the sky is the limit, as long as it’s a story that can be told in 10 minutes.”
Oregon Brings the Drama on Peacock Game Show “The Traitors”
Actor Lisa Rinna, comedian Ron Funches and drag queen Monét X Change are this season’s homegrown heroes.
Portland Japanese Garden Offers Free Admission Following Border Patrol Shooting
The Southwest Portland garden will give another two hours of free admission Jan. 10 following the Jan. 8 shooting in the Hazelwood neighborhood.
McMenamins Is Throwing J.R.R. Tolkien a Birthday Party
The Kennedy School celebrates the author’s 134th birthday with a costume contest, “Hobbit” trilogy marathon and quest to find the One Ring.
Northwest Portland’s New Library Will Open With a Parade
The Slabtown library opens Jan. 10 at a new building more than twice the size of its previous location.








