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Mumblehorrormeisters: Baghead's Duplass Brothers Interviewed
[July 3rd 4:44pm] Sibling filmmakers Jay and Mark Duplass made an impressive feature film debut in 2005 with The Puffy Chair. Critically acclaimed, The Puffy Chair ...
BY: David Walker | 0 comments
CULTURE » SCREEN » SASQUATCH WATCH
UPDATE The Bachelor: He's In the Finals
[July 3rd 4:00pm] Just in from the confirmed bachelor: I am one of the final 5 for the first ever Gay Bachelor of the Year. I am SO very excited about going to San ...
BY: Byron Beck | 0 comments
CULTURE » FASHION » GAY
In Wednesday's Paper: Les Misérables at Broadway Rose
[June 30th 11:39am] I know, I know, but I was really drunk at the time: Jean Valjean (Douglas Webster) reveals his prison tat. Photo by Craig Mitchelldyer. Normally we...
BY: Ben Waterhouse | 7 comments
CULTURE » STAGE » PERFORMANCE
Trailer of the Week: Baghead
[June 28th 7:00am] From the creators of The Puffy Chair—that slacker dramedy Portlanders loved so well— comes more post-collegiate angst in the mumblecore mold, th...
BY: Alistair Rockoff | 0 comments
CULTURE » SCREEN » VIDEO » TRAILER OF THE WEEK
Liver Trouble: Alberta Street Oyster Bar caves to foie gras protesters; Ten 01 not so much
[June 27th 3:39pm] Yesterday evening, amid the hubbub of Northeast Alberta Street’s Last Thursday gala, six Portland activists setup shop in front of Alberta Street ...
BY: Hannah Hultine | 18 comments
NEWS » CULTURE » FOOD & DRINK » ACTIVISM
Summer Camp for Adults: It's Trouble Time!
[June 25th 6:16pm] OK, adults, it’s time to be a kid again. Grass Hut, a Portland art cooperative headquartered on East Burnside Street, has organized the Grass Hut ...
BY: Whitney Hawke | 0 comments
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Don't Miss The Puppet Show: Avenue Q Rush Tickets Available
[June 23rd 3:02pm] Didn't buy a ticket to Avenue Q the minute they went on sale? Don't worry. Day-of-show rush tickets will be available: GENERAL RUSH Twenty main flo...
BY: Ben Waterhouse | 0 comments
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