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Why Is Historically Accurate Costume Design in Film So Important?
Two women in long 19th-century dresses talking with a young girl. This 1892 fashion plate from Journal Des Demoiselles, a fashion magazine that started in 1833, displays the most popular women’s...
View ArticleEthel Cain’s “Perverts” Explores New Territory in Defiance of Standard
Content warning: This review contains mentions of sexual abuse. American singer-songwriter and record producer, Ethel Cain, released “Perverts” on Jan. 8, 2025. The album doesn’t ask for permission and...
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The Best Plants to Buy If You Keep Killing Them
Portland Nursery’s houseplant display flourishing with vibrant greenery. With such a wide and diverse selection, there’s a perfect plant for everyone. Photo by Beatrix Brandau. If you find yourself...
View ArticleA Brief History of Portland: The Cold War and Its Lasting Impact
“When we left, nobody knew that we left … and when we came back nobody recognized that we had been gone,” says Charles Lusardi, a veteran of the Korean War, former business owner, and former president...
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Caring for an Aging America: The Growing Crisis in Senior Care
Jack Montaldo, a Yamhill Adult Care Home resident, enjoys a moment of comfort. As the demand for senior care rises, many older adults face challenges finding accessible and quality care. Photo by Cleo...
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Exploring New Cuisines In the East Portland Restaurant Scene
A collage of different foods — miến gà, bánh ít trần, lomo saltado, picarones, falafel, pita, Peruvian sodas, and more — over an image of the exterior of the Salt & Pepper Peruvian food cart. These...
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KMHD Carries on Portland’s Rich History of Jazz
One of KMHD’s many recording studios, where all things jazz, both classic and contemporary, are embraced. KMHD has gained an audience of all ages, plays music 24 hours a day, and works to embrace all...
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Filmed by Bike Shares Bike Love Through Film
Bikes line the sidewalk leading to the Hollywood Theatre where the annual Filmed by Bike film festival is held. The festival shows about 45 bike films each year that celebrate bike joy. Photo via Alden...
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The Best Director You’ve Never Heard of Returns to the Clinton Street...
Jennifer “JJ” Jones works on one of the posters for the Agnès Varda Forever project. The brain-child of local artists, this project aims to educate people about French filmmaker Agnès Varda. Photo by...
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Takeaways from Christopher Marley’s “Exquisite Creatures Revealed” Exhibit
Artist Christopher Marley works to preserve shark specimens for display. Marley uses ethically sourced animal bodies to create art that brings attention to the diversity of nature. Image via Annemarie...
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