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Pomo Picks
The content in our queues, from a Carey Mulligan revenge thriller to a dearly departed rapper
01/21/2021 By Portland Monthly Staff
The content in our queues, from Trebek's twilight Jeopardy! eps to an epic Spokane-focused novel.
01/08/2021 By Portland Monthly Staff
From murder mysteries to fingerpicked tunes, these cultural nuggets helped make 2020 just a little more bearable.
12/24/2020 By Portland Monthly Staff
Holidays
This will give you all the feels.
12/22/2020 By Fiona McCann
Shop Local
Artists, athletes, musicians, business boosters, and celebs encourage Portlanders to take their love to town—or rather, spend their dollars in town.
12/18/2020 By Margaret Seiler
The content in our queues, from teen romcoms to true(ish) crime
12/17/2020 By Portland Monthly Staff
Year in Review
In a year that sent the arts scrambling, our readers clung to joy: a hometown opera success story, a sterling album from a Portland rap giant, the meaty tale...
12/17/2020 By Conner Reed
Performance
Through film, music, dance, and theater, the festival presents virtual holiday food for thought.
12/10/2020 By Conner Reed
Sound Art
Overlay is the first in a 10-part series from Third Angle New Music.
From street art to stage sweat, these were the year’s most essential pieces.
12/05/2020 By Conner Reed and Fiona McCann
Music
Reimagined holiday classics, warm Americana, and rainy hip-hop by homegrown talent to keep you warm
12/03/2020 By Conner Reed
Q&A
“It seemed like an especially good title for having endured the year 2020, as we all have. Looking forward to better days.”
From Gillian Anderson's Maggie Thatcher to a wildly queer-coded '50s western, here's a glimpse at our queues this week.
11/19/2020 By Portland Monthly Staff
Music Video
“In the Morning” is a new bonus track from her 2019 mixtape If I May..
11/14/2020 By Conner Reed
We know. We know. Here's how we're regulating our breath.
11/05/2020 By Portland Monthly Staff
Round Up
Portland Monthly created this care package just for you.
11/03/2020 By Portland Monthly Staff
The content in our queues, from John Carpenter to Run the Jewels.
10/22/2020 By Portland Monthly Staff
The clip doesn’t go quite as hard on the Portland landmarks as “Shimmy” did, but it’s still a delight.
10/21/2020 By Conner Reed
The synth pop stomper is the first cut from an upcoming album scheduled to drop after the new year.
10/15/2020 By Conner Reed
Politics
The indie band and Georgia politician join forces to educate voters, one private song at a time.
10/14/2020 By Ainslee Dicken
