A Night Out in Babetown

Wieden + Kennedy is bringing Babetown to life for First Thursday, a mini-metropolis that’s shiny with grime and caustic residents. There will be food, drinks, an art show with featuring local artists, and plenty of sin.

For Experience Theatre Project’s New Winery-Hopping Production of The Comedy of Errors, All the World’s a Stage

Crawl, The Pieces I Am, Stuber: Here’s Your Weekly Roundup of New Movies

An Oregon Native is Behind the Stunning Cinematography in The Last Black Man in San Francisco

Portland Apparel Company Velu Is Making Faux-Fur Coats That Can be Worn at the Rave or on the Mountain

Fur doesn’t fly in Portland.

Powell’s Employees Protested a Reading by a Portland Author Last Night

“The Red Pill” is a reference to the online anti-feminist movement which divides men into “alpha” and “beta” males and has political associations with the alt-right. The plot spans the year prior to Trump’s election through his first year in office and centers around a “divorced, liberal-minded” man who begins taking dating advice from his Trump-supporting brother-in-law, and gradually gets drawn further into right-wing ideology.

Portland is One of a Select Few Cities Screening Quentin Tarantino’s Latest Movie in 35mm

While most Tarantino enthusiasts will be watching the digital version of director’s latest much-anticipated feature Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, there is one venue in town where you can catch it on 35mm—and possibly see the legendary filmmaker himself in person. The Hollywood Theatre is showing the movie in its original format starting Thursday, July 25 at both 7:30 and 10 pm, though the earlier time slot is already sold out.

Twelve Filmmakers Tell the Stories of Portland’s Leafy Ceiling in Canopy Stories