After a year of change and upheaval, Profile Theatre is poised to kick off its 2014 season with their In Dialogue Series, a series of lectures, pre-show talks, post-show discussions,…
Crystal Ballroom celebrates centennial
100 years ago on the corner of 14th and West Burnside, Cotillion Hall opened its doors and invited the residents of Portland to come in and kick up their heels…
What to Expect for 2014 Fashion
2014 isn’t going to be a shy year for fashion. Designers are doing what they do best this year by harvesting inspiration, revamping retro looks and spinning up classic shapes…
Santa Went Crazy
Christmas is a special time for families all over the world, and thankfully it’s over. Few games try to tackle the topic of Christmas, likely because it’s so traumatic. For…
Portland’s Revolutionaries
Radicals in the Rose City, co-authored by Matt Nelson and Bill Nygren, and published by Northwest History Press, is a book comprised of myriad interviews and firsthand accounts regarding events,…
Remembering the Rough Rider
In Portland’s South Park Blocks between SW Jefferson St. and SW Madison St. stands a hulking monolith of American history. Atop a pillar of granite and a trusty steed of…
The Capitol Strikes Back
Plenty of people expected Francis Lawrence’s Catching Fire, the sequel to last year’s The Hunger Games, to make a lot of money. And it did. The film made over $160…
Japanese Currents
Film buffs take notice! A comprehensive selection of critically acclaimed Japanese films will make their Portland debut in the upcoming Japanese Currents screening, courtesy of the Northwest Film Center. “Japanese…
‘Collaboration and Relationships’: Spreading the Arts with Friendtors
Students from Portland State’s graphic design program and Centennial Park School high school will come together on Dec. 5 for Friendtorship Presents: In the Works, a gallery show at Tillamook…
Holiday Appetizer Fun
Have you ever just wanted to throw a fancy party? I know exactly how you feel. But feeding a lot of picky party guests can be super tricky and land…
Brain Food
Video games and comic books were invented decades apart, but they seem like they were made for each other. There are plenty of decent video game adaptations of comics, including…