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Megan Burbank
Adriana Baer Resigns from Her Post as Profile Theatre’s Artistic Director
Profile Theatre True West, directed by Adriana Baer last year. Profile Theatre just sent out a press release announcing the departure of Artistic Director Adriana Baer, who took over in July of 2012. During her time as artistic director, Baer was tasked with relocating the theater after the 2013 closure of Theater! Theatre! sent many […]
Cheryl Strayed’s Essay Collection Will Be an HBO Show Set in Portland
Vintage Books This fucking book. It is everything. Just in from Deadline: Wild starsย Reese Witherspoon and Laura Dern have reteamed for another screen adaptation of a book by Wild authorย Cheryl Strayed, this time for TV. HBO has put in development Tiny Beautiful Things, a drama seriesย based on Strayedโs bestselling 2012 book of the same name,ย a […]
Heroic Cat Cafe Employee Hollers About Yeast Infections, Drowns Out Anti-Choicers
Mary Numair God bless. I mean, the headline says it all, right? According to Slate, Purringtons Cat Lounge employee Mary Numair spotted anti-abortion protesters outside the Planned Parenthood health center on NE MLK Sunday, and improvised her own counter-protest with a supportive sign and chants about yeast infections. Numair explained to Slate that she wanted […]
The Week in Art: Alicia Jo Rabins’ Acid-Dropping Unicorns, Idris Goodwin’s Hip-Hop Musical, and Rape Jokes That Are Actually Funny
Sara Brown The performance artist Adrienne Truscott, whose one-woman stand-up set about rape jokes continues this weekend at BoomArts. A Torah scholar, mother, touring musician, frontwoman for Girls in Trouble, and composer of the performance piece A Kaddish for Bernie Madoff: That’s Portland writer Alicia Jo Rabins. Joshua James Amberson writes of her latest, Divinity […]
Riot Grrrl-Focused Art Show Molly 16’s Rock n Roll Fantasy Opening at PNCA
Amber Dawn Leave it to Portland to have a wealth of riot grrrl-adjacent art shows going on simultaneously. MoCC’s Alien She is open through January, and a new show with riot grrrl ties opens at next week’s first Thursday at PNCA’s 511 Gallery. Successfully Kickstarted last spring, Molly 16’s Rock n Roll Fantasy features multimedia […]
If You Like to Complain About Millennials, You Should Calm Down and Read Rookie
Penguin Random House There’s a reason so many grown-ass women read this website for the youths. A review copy of Rookie Yearbook Four just arrived at the office, and I can’t stop reading it. The online magazine for teenage girl geniuses, created by actual teenage girl genius Tavi Gevinson, Rookie has grown a lot in […]
There’s a $64 Jean-Michel Basquiat Burger in NYC, Because Nothing Is Sacred Anymore
jpvargas via Wikimedia Commons This is arguably a better tribute to the artist than a fucking $64 sandwich. Just in from Hyperallergic: “PYT Burger, a fancy new joint on Bowery in Manhattan known for its ‘stunt burgers,’ is hoping Basquiatโs name will help sell a $64 burger. Itโs enough to make a starving artist cry.” […]
Gilmore Girls Is the Latest Dead TV Show to Get a Revival on Netflix!
via Wikimedia Commons I hope Logan isn’t getting revived along with Gilmore Girls. Ready your coffee cups! According to TVLine, beloved-but-jumped-shark-and-canceled TV show Gilmore Girls is getting a limited-series revival thanks to Netflix, the cryo-lab of television. This is great news, especially for the show’s original creator, Amy Sherman-Palladino, who left after season six during […]
The Stuff of MRA Nightmares
All Jane Comedy Fest’s quiet revolution.
Side-Mullets, Stuff People Say to Lesbians, and Sad Only Children
The comedic powers of Cameron Esposito and Rhea Butcher combine!
Madonna Begins
Before “Material Girl”: New York, veggies, and Jean-Michel Basquiat.
