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With the release of her first book, Crying in H Mart, and third album, Jubilee, the Eugene native is exorcising her grief and looking for somet...
04/16/2021 By Conner Reed
Top Chef
The chefs make gelato-inspired layered desserts, and then cook dishes inspired by Portland's pan-African restaurant scene
04/16/2021 By Julia Silverman
Footnotes
Portland Monthly senior editor, Eden Dawn, talks with the host of Situations & Conversations
04/16/2021 By Eden Dawn and Gabriel Granillo
Pomo Picks
The content in our queues, from Netflix's This Is a Robbery to the oeuvre of Dee Wallace.
04/15/2021 By Portland Monthly Staff
Arts News
The search for Subashini Ganesan’s successor is on.
04/15/2021 By Conner Reed
Our chefs tackle the three most quintessentially Portland foods: coffee, beer, and ... breakfast?
04/09/2021 By Conner Reed
Portland Monthly’s news editor talks with Portland-based author Lydia Kiesling about the late writer's enduring legacy.
04/09/2021 By Gabriel Granillo
The content in our queues, from Jaime Schmidt's Supermaker to Lana Del Rey's Norman Fucking Rockwell!
04/08/2021 By Portland Monthly Staff
Poetry
Two-time Grammy winner Cheryl Pawelski has headed up the restoration and release of the historic 1956 recording.
04/01/2021 By Conner Reed
Music
The plastic-disco thumper by Nu Shooz was an early MTV staple.
04/01/2021 With Conner Reed
Books
A queer coming-of-age novel, a children’s mystery, a fictional film club, and more
03/29/2021 By Aurora Biggers
A who's-who of the talents pushing Stumptown's sound forward
03/25/2021 By Conner Reed
At the center of vaporwave’s rise is local music producer and multidisciplinary artist Ramona Xavier, a.k.a. Vektroid.
03/18/2021 By Suzette Smith
Television
Easy-access TV with roots in the Rose City, from a Nickelodeon classic to a slice of David Fincher neo-noir
03/17/2021 By Conner Reed
Advocates hope venues will rethink their profit models and center young, diverse talent when the COVID haze clears.
03/14/2021 By Christen McCurdy
Movie News
It's like Gone Girl, but if Netflix were Amy and Nick.
03/11/2021 By Conner Reed
The content in our queues, from a promising new HBO trailer to a trip down SNL memory lane.
03/11/2021 By Aurora Biggers, Margaret Seiler, Gabriel Granillo, and Conner Reed
From dystopian novels to nihilistic comedy to multi-continental short stories, we bring you our favorites from local authors from the past 5 years.
03/11/2021 By Fiona McCann
A conversation with Spacetime Diaries podcast creator Ghan Patel. Plus, we highlight a few local podcasts.
03/05/2021 By Gabriel Granillo
Podcasts
From sci-fi audio thrillers to intimate conversations about what it’s like to have cancer, here are the pods we're listening to.
