Willamette Week

Watch “Saturday Night Live” Spoof Gordon Sondland In a Sketch Portraying the Impeachment Hearings as a Soap Opera

About halfway through the sketch, Sondland, played by the criminally underused Kyle Mooney, appears to declare, “I know I said in earlier testimony that there was no quid pro quo, but that’s because I had…amnesia!”

White Bird Brings Seminal Dance Works Back to Choreographer’s Home

In celebration of Merce Cunningham’s 100th birthday, White Bird will show a rare performance of his works under the direction of one of his own students.

Snowpocalypse Is Coming. What Snack Are You Stocking Up on Before It’s Too Late?

Our favorite Portland looks this week.

An Adult Race Car Movie, A Wham!-Inspired Christmas, and Riding Shotgun With Pilots at Midway: Your Weekly Roundup of New Movies

“This Is Tim” Highlights the Family Man Behind the Musician

La Ruta Remembers the Murdered and Missing Women of Ciudad Juárez

Portland Will Soon Have a New Street Art District

Viaduct Arts will commission several new murals in an often over looked part of Southeast, underneath the Hawthorne and Morrison bridges and along the loading docks of 2nd and 3rd Avenue.

A Museum Backed By Jordan Schnitzer Has Opened on the Portland State University Campus

It was only a matter of time before a museum baring Jordan Schnizter’s name opened in Portland.

A Loner With Tourette’s Syndrome Sticking It to Tyrants: Your Weekly Roundup of New Movies

Hank Willis Thomas’ “All Things Being Equal…” Cuts Deep Into the Psyche of our Society

Hank Willis Thomas’ “All Things Being Equal…” will stick with you long after you leave the tranquil halls of the Portland Art Museum. The exhibit features a collection of poignant pieces, including photographs, film, and sculptures, meant to awaken our awareness of how pop culture, advertising, and social dynamics shape our identities and scales for success.

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