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May. 31
Print Edition for the week of
May. 31 - Jun. 6, 2017
Vol. 18, No. 3
Kenton Waltz
News
A City in Mourning
Last Week’s Horrific TriMet Attack Has Portland Reeling Yet Resolute. Upcoming Alt-Right Rallies Will Test That.
by Doug Brown and Dirk VanderHart
Music
Poptone Is a Family Band
And Diva Dompe Is Living Her Rock Star Dream
by Robert Ham
Roselit Bone’s Hellfire Hymns
The Portland Nine-Piece’s New Album,
Blister Steel
, Is a Runaway Success
by Ben Salmon
Things to Do Music: May 31-June 6
Noteworthy Shows This Week
Resistance & Solidarity
From Slacktivism to Activism
Resistance Events for the Week of May 31-June 6
by Emilly Prado
Movies & TV
Things To Do Film: June 2-8
This Week:
Gaslight
,
Jaws
,
Big Trouble in Little China
, and More
by Mercury Staff
The Untold Story Of Jeremiah Tower
The Biggest Celebrity Chef You’ve Never Heard Of
by Andrea Damewood
TV Report Card: Evaluating 2017’s Shows So Far
Our Guide to Catching Up on the TV You Missed This Year
by Ned Lannamann
Wakefield
Is Like
The New Yorker
! But a Movie!
How
Very
Sophisticated!
by Ben Coleman
Wonder Woman
Is a Thrilling Start
Now Bring on the Sequels
by Suzette Smith
Visual Art
Snapchat Doesn’t Load in Here
Night Market Brings Local Artists Offline and Under One Roof
by Mamie Stevenson
Sean M. Johnson Visualizes the Afterlife
Burials
Captures Death, Transcendence, and the LGBTQIA+ Community
by Emilly Prado
Books
The
Body Horror
of Illness, Poverty, and Time
I Should Have Listened to Anne Elizabeth Moore
by Suzette Smith
Feature
Fear Will Never Conquer Us
Scenes from This Weekend’s Hollywood Transit Vigil for Three Heroes Who Stood Against Hate
by Suzette Smith
Last Supper
Dog Days
OP Wurst and the Sausage Scene
by Thomas Ross
Lush Life
In-Fest-ation: It’s Beer Fest Season Again/Still
Portland's Ongoing Slew of Brew Celebrations
by Brian Yaeger
I, Anonymous
This Week's Featured I, Anonymous!
The Great Cheese Puff War
by Anonymous
Ask a Pot Lawyer
Is Oregon’s Medical Pot Program Fading Away?
Signs Point to Recreational Adult-Use Cannabis Pushing Out the OMMP
by Will Patterson
Cannabuzz
Get Your Green at Home with Green Box
New Subscription Program Brings Cannabis to Your Doorstep
by Josh Jardine
One Day at a Time
Another Week, Another Reason to Ask:
Where’s Buffy When We Need Her?
by Ann Romano
New Column!
The
I, Anonymous Show
... Now at Curious Comedy Theater!
Letters
Letters to the Editor
“We Cannot Let This Fear Prevent Us From Stepping In and Speaking Up Where We See Hate.”
I, Anonymous Blog
Smelly Situation
by Anonymous
Granny Stepped Up, Got Stomped by the Police
by Anonymous
Media Overreach
by Anonymous
Next Time Keep Your Mouth Shut
by Anonymous
Share Bike Racks!
by Anonymous
The Name Says It All
by Anonymous
Uber and Lyft
by Anonymous
Bag that Ass Up
by Anonymous
The "Alt Right" have a right too
by Anonymous
Saving Spots for a Parade
by Anonymous
Savage Love & Sex
Savage Love
Looking
by Dan Savage
What’s She Mad About Now?
A Memo from GOP HQ
by Courtenay Hameister
Portland’s Pretty
Welcoming In God We Trust to Portland
by Marissa Sullivan