The veteran comedian takes on politics (and dreams of QVC).
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Jen Kirkman Returns to Portland with New Material
The Veteran Comedian Takes on Politics (and Dreams of QVC)
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Carmen Maria Machado’s Writing Lit Me on Fire
Couple Fights, Fucking, and SVU in Her Body and Other Parties
Couple fights, fucking, and SVU in Her Body and Other Parties.
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WolfBird Dance Choreographs Feminism
Where to Wear What Hat Shows the Reach of Gender Roles
Where to Wear What Hat Shows the Reach of Gender Roles
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The Mercury’s Fall Arts & Culture Guide
The Only Guide You’ll Need to This Season’s Finest Books, Visual Art, and NPR Hosts Singing Songs
The Only Guide You’ll Need to the Best of This Season’s Finest Books, Visual Art, and NPR Hosts Singing Songs
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Local Essentials for TBA
Because Art Isn’t Really a Once-a-Year Kind of Thing
Because art isn’t really a once-a-year kind of thing.
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Ari Shapiro is Coming Home!
The NPR Host Brings His Solo Show to Portland
The NPR Host Brings His Solo Show to Portland
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The Future Is Still Female in Too Fat, Too Slutty, Too Loud
Bend the Knee to Anne Helen Petersen’s Unruly Women
Bend the Knee to Anne Helen Petersen’s Unruly Women
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Meet The New and Improved Minority Retort
The Showcase Returns—with New Personnel and Headliner Debbie Wooten
The Showcase Returns—with New Personnel and Headliner Debbie Wooten
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Project Object’s Ice Cream and Teva Tans
The Radical Fun of Unobstructed Views
The radical fun of Unobstructed Views.
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Zachary Schomburg’s Mastadon Marathon: An Appreciation
Get into the Weirdness of the Portland Poet’s Debut Novel, Mammother
Get into the weirdness of the Portland poet’s debut novel, Mammother.
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Her Own Wings Remakes a Local Icon
At Land Gallery, Visions of the Portlandia That Could Have Been
At Land Gallery, visions of the Portlandia that could have been.
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In Our Hot, Choked City, Third Rail’s Lungs Resonates
Just Don’t Read the Program First.
Just don’t read the program first.