#portland

#portland

The Clan's Heir is a Transwoman (2013) plays like a lo-fi passion project, but it's also a surprising, queer-centered take on the yakuza genre.

"Sunday is a microcosm of the problem the organization faces at large: few power bats to drive guys in after displaying some patience to draw walks."

Oregon's breathtaking landscapes of waterfalls, coastlines, and greenery are reasons for my fondness of the state, yet they make Portland less appealing for revisits.

Nam Tao Huu, which translates to soy milk, is a unique Thai dessert shop in Portland that focuses on a beloved beverage, merging breakfast and dessert.

"The city of Portland’s arts sector is in a crisis, facing budget cuts from both local and federal levels, jeopardizing the survival of vital cultural organizations."

The first-responder system that should be there to help him was putting him in danger. There had to be a better option—and there was.

Kinnard never expected the Brown Bomber to appear anywhere other than his sketchbook until the editor of his college newspaper asked him to contribute comics weekly.

If you hate these people simply because you don't like where they came from, then you're just like every other xenophobe out there.

The Portland Police Bureau has canceled a $150,000 no-bid consulting contract with a former employee due to budget constraints and questions of cronyism.

Navigating the influx of custom Instagram cakes requires careful selection, but with expert guidance, birthday celebrations in Portland can be truly special.

In the drink, officially titled This Is Our Dirty Martini, roasted bay leaf oil glistens on an otherwise pristine surface. The scent of pineapple and peach blossom wafts from the glass with an oceanic breeze, obscuring the brackish punch the cocktail will deliver on first sip.

It's an accomplished debut, with compelling performances (especially from Ratterman) and a script that refuses to draw easy conclusions about any of its characters.

In this week’s Pop Quiz PDX, we explore a variety of trivia topics, challenging participants with questions about statues, amusement parks, and the metaphorical sinking of Portland.

Rummers have become highly sought after as unique midcentury homes, with around 300 ever built, making their market debut particularly exciting for enthusiasts.

In many ways, it's telling our collective Oregon story through food. You're getting to know the people who are growing your food, and the intimacy that comes from that is really special.

Maria DeHart, under the moniker Myriads, captures listeners with her dream pop sound—loud, lush, layered with minimal distortion, and infused with relatable lyrics.