The Race is On!
Does Nike make horseshoes?
Everyone knows the difference between a horse race and a political race, right? In a horse race, the whole horse races! It’s been barely a … Continue reading
Year: 2017
Viva La Tienda Mexicana
Chrorizo isn't all you'll find at Erica's Meat Market
Erica’s Meat Market isn’t owned by anyone named Erica any longer, but the sign is unlikely to change anytime soon. Behind the large green sign … Continue reading
Witchy Blues
The experimental blues of Hello Dollface puts listeners under a spell. In true witch fashion, Ashley Edwards (front woman and creature of the night) is … Continue reading
Life’s a Bitch
Nathanial Rateliff and the Night Sweats make sweet music of troubled times
Nathanial Rateliff and the Night Sweats make sweet music of troubled times Your friend gets cancer days before his girlfriend announces she’s pregnant, your father … Continue reading
City Music
Kevin Morby in Portland [8.22.17]
I Hate Myself
Eugene Weekly presents Haywood performing live for #lincolnstreetsessions
Eugene Weekly presents Haywood performing ‘I Hate Myself Pt. 2’ live at the EW offices for #lincolnstreetsessions. Back Beat: Lincoln Street Sessions are a series … Continue reading
Like Father Like Daughter Like Sister Like All
A family in crisis struggles to reconnect in Gillian Robespierre’s pitch-perfect new comedy Landline
About 20 or 30 minutes into writer-director Gillian Robespierre’s new film Landline, I started tearing up, and I continued tearing up intermittently throughout the rest … Continue reading
A New Queen is Crowned
The Patron SLUG of Arts and Culture
The newly enthroned 35th SLUG Queen Santa Frida Babosita plans to use her new position to further the arts and raise awareness for Latinos and … Continue reading
Pollution Update
A warning letter to Huntons’ Sure Crop Farm Service, Inc.
The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) sent Tom Hunton (president of Huntons’ Sure Crop Farm Service, Inc.) a warning letter on July 18 for … Continue reading
Opposites Attract
Indie singer-songwriter Margaret Glaspy is a collision of contrasts. Her petite frame hosts a diaphragm that belts out sandpaper-rough lyrics while her nimble fingers string … Continue reading