Author: Nicholas Kula

It’s open 24 hours a day, the food is actually really good, it’s not close enough to any bars to be completely obnoxious and is often hilarious.

You’ve no doubt heard of this place from your more unsavory friends—the kind you casually know from work or some other area where you’re forced to hang out

With so many cookie-cutter bars in the entire country, Portland is blessed with a world-famous arcade-cum-bar in the form of Ground Kontrol.

Tonight, Fifth Avenue Cinema will play host to the “Visuals” film festival, an event they hold each year at the end of every term.

In October 2007, Radiohead released “In Rainbows,” an album with a twist.

Like black metal, grind and pretty much all electronic music, Portland has this unspoken ratio in play: For every good band, there are approximately 300 bad ones.

Radiohead releases new album, all hell breaks loose on Internet

The new record, titled “The King of Limbs” is slated to release as a “newspaper album” which makes it particularly relevant to us.

As Portland city officials meet with the area’s street musicians to re-examine an agreement to dictate when and where buskers can play, Portland’s own The Builders and the Butchers are gearing up for a show that embodies their very roots—those of busking.

In the first installment of the “Hatchet” series, a group of tourists is duped into taking a tour through a swamp, where a deformed, super-strong crazy man lives and kills people for the hell of it.

OFWGKTA is quite an intimidating initialism. Seven letters can be a lot to process when it comes to initials, especially when they don’t roll right off the tongue in a solitary word.

There are few places on Earth less comfortable than a porn shop. When one is in “the mood,” so to speak, the discomfort climbs to dentist’s office levels.