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I can’t decide which gave me a bigger squee in Scott Pilgrim vs. the World: the tinkling fairy fountain music from Zelda? Or Nega Scott’s super-resemblance to evil Link. Or maybe … no … yes … I CAN’T PICK! (You read and watch enough Scott Pilgrim, you’ll start being indecisive in all caps too, OK?) Continue reading
Editor’s note: This one slipped right by me, but I figured better late than never. Here’s frequent EW contributor Vanessa Salvia on Jucifer, who play tonight! Short notice is no excuse for not leaving the house! Continue reading
As promised, here’s the sixth and final piece in a series of longer Q&As with the designers featured in this week’s fashion issue. AUGURY by Rebecca Fischer, 34 Continue reading
As promised, here’s the fifth of a series of longer Q&As with the designers featured in this week’s fashion issue. More to come! ALL TOGETHER NOW by Tarra Hartlauer, 37 Continue reading
As promised, here’s the fourth of a series of longer Q&As with the designers featured in this week’s fashion issue. More to come! PIRANHA Marcia Knee, 52 (and Norman Lent, 58) Tell me about what kind of clothes you focus on. Wrestling wear. Continue reading
As promised, here’s the third of a series of longer Q&As with the designers featured in this week’s fashion issue. More to come! REVIVALL CLOTHING by Laura Lee Laroux, 31 What kind of clothes do you focus on? I focus on clothes for men that are dapper and clothes for women that are pretty feminine, frilly, lacy, fun, bloomers. Continue reading
As promised, here’s the second of a series of longer Q&As with the designers featured in this week’s fashion issue. More to come! SHADY LADY by Annie Rupp, 31 Continue reading
As promised, here’s the first of a series of longer Q&As with the designers featured in this week’s fashion issue. More to come! JAUNTY DESIGNS by Moria Wheeler, 24 What kind of clothes do you focus on? I focus on clothes mostly for 16-mid-20some girls. Really bright colors, flashy patterns — clothes that are fun. Continue reading
You could — and should — go see Winter’s Bone at the Bijou. But this weekend there’s an extra-special reason to get over to the theater: Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Marc Caro’s incredible, whimsical, strange, dark and lovely The City of Lost Children is playing. Why? “Just a wild hair,” says the Bijou’s Louise Thomas. Works for me. Continue reading
Hot on the heels of last weekend’s Bite of Eugene — at which we hear Rabbit Bistro chef Gabriel Gil won the Iron Chef competition — comes a smaller but still charming way to try a variety of Eugene eats: Ninkasi’s Carts & Cold One Cookoff. Continue reading