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"There could be some snow arriving in the upper elevations as soon as Monday, and in the Willamette Valley as soon as Wednesday. It isn't super likely, but with the need for precipitation on the mountains, one can hope. If it does arrive, maybe your long weekend can be extended for a few extra days. Or, if you're a service worker, your busy three-day weekend could turn into hours-long slips into your Snoop Jobby Job where your manager got an early start so"

"Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie is the stuff of crazed movie magic. The meta misadventure follows Torontonian best friends Matt Johnson and Jay McCarrol in their ongoing quest to get their band, Nirvanna the Band, a show at Toronto venue the Rivoli. Dopey gags and painful stunts abound as our protagonists accidentally transform their RV into a time machine and meet their past selves-through clever editing of their old web series. It's exceptionally funny, especially with an audience."

Small monthly donations are requested to support the Mercury's editorial team; donations are tax-deductible and subscriptions with paper delivery are available. Portland may see snow in upper elevations as soon as Monday and in the Willamette Valley as soon as Wednesday, though chances are not high; mountain precipitation is needed. Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie is praised for its meta misadventure, stunts, and time-travel RV conceit that plays especially well with audiences. A review of Emerald Fennell's Wuthering Heights highlights the director's notoriety, a surprising lack of small dog violence, and striking outfits. Local indie band Nonbinary Girlfriend will release the sophomore album IM NOT PRETTY on February 13, exploring nuanced human experience.

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