Beverly Hills Chihuahua: Neither as racist nor as terrible as one would expect!
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This Is Only the Beginning
I Want a Whole Franchise of Beverly Hills Chihuahua Sequels!
Sahar Baharloo
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Destination Fun
This week at TBA:08
Contemporary art can be scary, but we’ve got your back. Here’s this week’s TBA highlights.
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This Week at TBA:08
Contemporary art can be scary, but we’ve got your back. Here’s this week’s TBA highlights. Thursday September 4 Anna Halprin recreates Blank Placard Happening, a processional piece originally performed in San Francisco in 1968, and officially kicks off the festival. Anyone can join in, but participants are encouraged to wear white and carry blank white […]
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This Week at TBA:08
Contemporary art can be scary, but we’ve got your back. Here’s this week’s TBA highlights. Thursday September 4 Anna Halprin recreates Blank Placard Happening, a processional piece originally performed in San Francisco in 1968, and officially kicks off the festival. Anyone can join in, but participants are encouraged to wear white and carry blank white […]
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This Week at TBA:08
Contemporary art can be scary, but we’ve got your back. Here’s this week’s TBA highlights. Thursday September 4 Anna Halprin recreates Blank Placard Happening, a processional piece originally performed in San Francisco in 1968, and officially kicks off the festival. Anyone can join in, but participants are encouraged to wear white and carry blank white […]
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Portland! Film! Party!
There are two things Portlanders can’t get enough of: yammering on about how great Portland is and quirky art projects.
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Sixty Six
All Bernie Rubens wants is a kickass bar mitzvah. Too bad he’s stuck in Sixty Six, a too-darling indie flick.
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Same Old Merde
The Grocer’s Son: A Coming-of-Age Story—In French!
The Grocer’s Son tells the familiar story of a thirtysomething boy who becomes a man—but in French!
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WELCOME TO THE BEST OF 1988 ISSUE
A Step Back into Portland’s Past—20 Years, to be Exact
It’s the 20th anniversary of 1988—and to celebrate, the Mercury is taking you on a trip back in time to that fateful year when… well, okay, not a lot of stuff happened. However! For those of you (and us) who have only recently arrived in Portland, a glimpse 20 years into the past reveals that […]
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Destination Fourth of July
A list of wholesome all-American activities for your Fourth of July weekend.
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Desitination Bike
The second and final week of Pedalpalooza, Portland’s annual bike festival, is providing some serious two-wheeled fun, so read on for our suggestions (and don’t forget your helmet)! THURSDAY, JUNE 119 • Unicycle PoloEven if you don’t own a unicycle, this should be good for a laugh.Alberta Park, NE 22nd & Killingsworth, 6:30 pm ’til […]