The Un-Carrie Valley: Is it Okay to Bring Actors Back From the Dead?
byThis past December, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story premiered in cinemas around the world. I, like many others, prepared myself for aliens, starships,…
Arts & Culture
The Zookeeper’s Wife: A Review
byThe first thing the viewer sees in “The Zookeeper’s Wife” is the back of Antonina Żabiński’s (Jessica Chastain) head. The camera remains fixed on…
DAMN: A Review.
byA cage rose around a seated Kendrick Lamar as a fog machine started whirring again. It was the final performance to a scathingly hot…
“Art of the Brick” at OMSI
by“Art of the Brick” has been heralded by CNN as one of the world’s “must see exhibitions”. Admittedly, this seems a bit ostentatious—how impressive…
LVL Up: Up and Coming Band Is Taking Things to the Next Level
by“So what do you guys do to prepare for a set?” “Stretch,” Nick Corbo said as he pulled his arms over his head, and…
Game On: Voices in Video Games Speak Out for Themselves
byOn Oct. 21, 2016, the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, or SAG-AFTRA, called for a strike against a number…
Tappin’ Feet at the PDX Jazz Festival
byJazz enthusiasts of all ages took their seats and settled in at Winningstad Theater for the Ralph Peterson Triangular show on Feb. 17, 2016….
Portland International Film Festival: Award Winners and Film Previews
byThe Portland International Film Festival is put on yearly by the NW Film Festival. Old Stone A Chinese taxi driver, Lao Shi,…
“Final Fantasy XV:” A Review.
byOriginally announced as “Final Fantasy Versus XIII” back in May of 2006, Square Enix’s latest entry in their flagship RPG series has been a…
Arvie Smith at the Portland Art Museum
byThe Portland Art Museum is a pretty cold place, with its staunchly white walls and an air conditioned breeze that seems to blow even…