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Arts: Page 220

Paper Cuts

A novelist takes revenge in director Tom Ford’s pretty but vacant new film Nocturnal Animals

ArtsFilm 9 years ago

Tom Ford’s second feature, , is a movie within a movie, and while both are lushly attractive, full of precise light and deep reds, neither … Continue reading →

Shine On

Moonlight proves that good art speaks for itself

Film 9 years ago

As a critic expected to say something moderately interesting and revealing about the film at hand, I find myself in a difficult position here. I … Continue reading →

Gentleman Blag

Music 9 years ago

It’s often said punks and hippies don’t get along. Nevertheless, Blag Dahlia, vocalist and founding member of legendary and, in some circles, notorious San Francisco … Continue reading →

Fear and Loathing in Santaland

Theater 9 years ago

David Sedaris is a masterfully droll storyteller, and his one-man play The Santaland Diaries, playing now at Oregon Contemporary Theatre, is the perfect pairing for … Continue reading →

Folk Queen

ArtsMusic 9 years ago

Portland singer-songwriter Tara Velarde fuses a wide range of vocals and Latin rhythms to create a concoction I can only describe as diva folk. In … Continue reading →

Berlin to Baroque

December music features everything from feminist capers to Fantasia

ArtsMusic 9 years ago

Ah, the holidays! Time for families and friends to get together and celebrate love and friendship and all those other virtues. So what’s the big … Continue reading →

Spaghetti Westerners

ArtsMusic 9 years ago

Mike Stortz always dreamt of relocating his band Johnny Raincloud from South Florida to Portland. During a recent visit to Oregon, Stortz caught a show … Continue reading →

Tune in, Turn On, Drop Out

ArtsMusic 9 years ago

As a young man, Chris Robinson experienced overnight success with his band The Black Crowes. The Crowes had a major hit in the late ’80s … Continue reading →

Choice Words for a New President

YG's "Fuck Donald Trump" tour hits Eugene

Music 9 years ago

YG might not be a rapper that everyone has heard of, but his politically straightforward message echoed throughout cities across the nation last Tuesday night … Continue reading →

Hatred Doesn’t Always Win

Rachel Weisz delivers as a passionate crusader burdened with proving the Holocaust happened

Film 9 years ago

“Not all opinions are equal.” This statement, tucked into Denial with little fanfare, forms the meat of the film’s focus. A sturdy yet affecting courtroom … Continue reading →

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