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Tay Nakamoto Has Filled Her Beaverton Home With Cheerful Colors and Lively Art
“I do not want to see a square or a rectangle.”
OK Omens to Close, Ending 25-Year Legacy of the Restaurant Castagna
Recently, OK Omens had become one of the most exciting places to eat seafood in Portland.
‘Tape Op’ Editor Larry Crane Explains What a Music Producer Actually Does
Celebrating 30 years, the music recording magazine is out with a new book.
Fake Trivia From Chuck Klosterman’s Bizarro Rock-’n’-Roll History
‘Rock*’ is a speculative cultural history that asks, what if the Velvet Underground was the biggest band the world had ever known?
Documentary on Psychedelics Shows Real-Deal Trips
The film ‘Peaking’ shows the effects of LSD, psilocybin, ibogaine, MDMA, ayahuasca and toad.
A Retooled, Farcical ‘Pride & Prejudice’ Opens Portland Center Stage’s 20th Season at The Armory
Jane Austen’s most classic of classics critiques the patriarchy and wins slapstick laughs in Kate Hamill’s adaptation.
By Eric Ash
‘MORE’ Escapes the Corny Pitfalls of 3D and Immersive Art Works
Trisha Baga’s experiential audiovisual installation at PICA explodes the tourist trap form.
Over Easy Bar & Breakfast Survived ‘Bar Rescue’ by Refusing to Change
The former Six Point Inn is a neighborhood watering hole, not a TV diner.
Get Your Reps In: ‘Diabolique,’ the Movie That Lit a Fire Under Hitchcock
Henri-Georges Clouzot’s masterwork of noir screens at Cinema 21 on Sept. 26.
Shows of the Week: A Stripped-Down Perfume Genius Show at the Aladdin
Also: Chat Pile comes to Rev Hall, and Igorrr stops by the Roseland.
