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Portlandia Premiere

Creator Carrie Brownstein and Director Jonathan Krisel weigh in on their new IFC series’ growing hype.

01/15/2011 By Anne Adams

HOMEGIRL

Manila Mata Hari

In the occupied Pacific, a now- forgotten Portland nightclub singer turned herself into one of World War II’s most Celebrated spies

01/14/2011 By Brian Libby

February

Off hours

How to spend your free time this month

01/14/2011

GLOSSARY

Word On The Street: January 2011

Portlandic adj.

01/14/2011

Mud Room

30 Seconds With… Dave Frishberg

The veteran local jazz songwriter sings his stuff during this month’s Portland Jazz Festival

01/14/2011 By Anne Adams

Mud Room

The Perfect Party: January 2011

People we’d most like at our dinner table this month

01/14/2011

Mud Room

State of Wonder

Is Oregon the most romantically flexible place in the nation?

01/14/2011 By Zach Dundas

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Slide Show: Off hours

01/14/2011

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Slide Show: Little Big Nurse

01/14/2011

Culturephile

Little Big Nurse

Actress Gretchen Corbett brings Ken Kesey’s greatest character to the stage in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.

01/14/2011 By Barry Johnson

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First Full Portlandia Episode!

Bookstore feminists, juvenile team sports, and organic farm forays. Watch it now!

01/13/2011 By Anne Adams

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Amaya Villazan Sings

The Artists Rep thesp-in-residence and Milagro alumnus, shares her gift of song in a special one-night performance.

01/13/2011 By Anne Adams

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Eat us, Portlandia!

Portlandia must be a glutton for Portland Monthly ’s punishment.

01/11/2011 By Anne Adams

phile under: five questions

5 Questions with Good Night Billygoat

Stop-motion impresario David Klein of Billygoat opens a window into the band’s world of miniature magic.

01/11/2011 By Anne Adams

phile under: oregon pride

Oregon Ducks Power Ballad

Sebastian Bach squawks a triumphal tribute to our team.

01/06/2011 By Anne Adams

phile under: world wise

New Year Holidays From Here To China

January 1 marks the Western New Year, but not the only one. Why not enjoy Portland’s later-breaking international festivities?

12/30/2010 By Anne Adams

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Visions of Sugarplums, Part II

Portland Festival Ballet’s Nutcracker

12/28/2010 By Anne Adams With Nic Cavanaugh

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Act Now to Double Arts Funding

Don’t just wish Oregon arts a happy new year; fill our cultural coffers before the 31st, to ensure it!

12/28/2010 By Anne Adams

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Visions Of Sugarplums, Part I

Oregon Ballet Theater’s Nutcracker

12/26/2010 By Anne Adams Research by Nic Cavanaugh

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Christmas Memories from The Woods

Sellwood venue amassed its musical "friends" for an unforgettable yuletide showcase.

12/23/2010 By Anne Adams