WW Staff

In other news: Portland police must stop using “flash-bangs.”

Watch “Kristina Wong, Sweatshop Overlord,” attend the Adidas’ Terrex pop-up grand opening, shop the Holiday Bazaar at Wellspent Market, and drink coffee and booze at Cup the World.

Straightaway Cocktails and Stumptown Coffee teamed up to create the perfect espresso martini.

If you can get through the doors (there have been long lines and two-hour waits), smoked meats and craft beer await at Grand Fir.

Plus, the director of “Call Me by Your Name” has made a new documentary about a legendary shoemaker.

In other news: Senate election triggers pushback.

Masala Lab has a lineup of new cocktails, boozy brunch classics with an Indian twist.

Some restaurants switch off the burners on Thanksgiving, but Pacific Standard has got your back if you’re hoping to avoid cooking for the holiday.

“My god, man, were you not expecting a lot of bonnet peppers? Your twice deep fried plantains were oily? Heaven forbid someone serve actual Haitian food.”

Plus, reviews of “Aftersun,” “The Menu” and “The Wonder.”

“In the scorching hot housing market that is Portland (for whatever reason), reasonable incentives like this tax waiver are needed to encourage the building of low-income housing.”

In other news: Portland mayor eyes large camp locations.

Matt’s BBQ Tacos has become one of the city’s most popular smokehouses.

Sissy Bar is now serving a Will Smith Punch (don’t worry, it’s a drink!).

Crank up the angst with “Jagged Little Pill: The Musical”!