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Op Ed
The allegations about a former Portland Thorns coach has sent ripples through the league. But what did we expect?
10/05/2021 By Katelyn Best
Coffee
Which machine are you raging against, brother? Starbucks?
09/17/2021 By Conner Reed
Film
Rob Reiner’s classic Stephen King adaptation remains the peak of Beaver State cinema, even in 2021.
08/23/2021 By Conner Reed
Essay
Kafka could simply never.
08/17/2021 By Conner Reed
Today is my last day as style editor of Portland Monthly after 11 years. Let's walk down memory lane together and check out the hits.
05/07/2021 By Eden Dawn
The show's success with critics and audiences paves the way for more shows that celebrate fat bodies instead of pathologizing or pitying them.
05/07/2021 By Amy McCarthy Illustrations by Gillian Dreher
"I’m a Latina. I’m an Oregonian. I’m an American. And I’m confused about what that all means. "
03/27/2021 By Luz Zamora
The 2001 box office bomb has become a cult classic. Its respect for the aspiring pop stars at its center might be why.
03/02/2021 By Conner Reed
Editor's Note
Enjoying winter … while we can.
12/22/2020 By Marty Patail
Wellness
The relationship between cannabis and mental health is complicated, but it’s helped me survive this year in ways it never has before.
12/06/2020 By Jenni Moore
Riding the Rails
Taking a ride on Amtrak’s Empire Builder … at the end of empire
12/01/2020 By Steffen Silvis
For those of us who love Oregon, this is a time of grief.
09/15/2020 By Eden Dawn
Viewpoint
Drive-ins are the name of the moviegoing game right now. But can anything replace the shoulder-to-shoulder experience of a sold out screening at the Hollywood?
09/04/2020 By Conner Reed
I’ve documented the Portland protests for 50-plus nights. The feds’ tactics are nothing new.
07/23/2020 By Tuck Woodstock
Nope. But here we are anyway.
06/16/2020 By Tiara Darnell
Award-winning writer and Portland native Mitchell S. Jackson reflects on the sneaky power of protest.
06/10/2020 By Mitchell S. Jackson
Jazz Fest
The bassist set aside the hits and played dazzling solos for a rapt crowd at Portland Art Museum last Saturday.
03/06/2020 By Daniel Bromfield
The Long View
Writer Walidah Imarisha on eight years of talking about the brutal history of race in Oregon.
02/25/2020 By Walidah Imarisha
For us black moms, the safety of our daughters is always on our minds.
01/21/2020 By Kali Thorne Ladd
Sports
A super-serious rebuttal to the Pennsylvania sports insider who called the Hillsboro Hops mascot "terrifying."
04/17/2019 By Brian Breneman
