Lanie has recently returned home from her tour of duty in Afghanistan to find that the world she left...
Members of the press gathered on Tuesday at Microsoft’s Redmond, Washington, campus for the reveal of the next Xbox...
The Portland Center for Public Humanities is dedicating the entire month of May to bringing awareness to people with...
Talib Kweli is the Tracy McGrady of hip-hop. The analogy is apt: There are few others in their respective...
The Star Trek sequel is already outpacing the first movie, and it’s genuinely good because Abrams is a master...
You know the story: A mysterious tragedy, a surly gumshoe, an old flame, a bittersweet ending. It’s been almost...
Over the last few months, the Northwest Film Center has screened—and will continue to screen—films for the class/film series...
The year 2008, like many election years, was a big one in terms of politics—and political films: Che, Nothing...
A recipe that would truly make your grandma proud, this delectable rhubarb cobbler will absolutely sell you on vegetable-based...
Imago Theatre is closing out its 2012–2013 season this weekend with Beaux Arts Club, a new play written by...
No matter what Thomas Freidman says, globalization is not a new phenomenon. PSU professor Bishupal Limbu’s upcoming talk will...
Lights, cameras and rows of fashion-hungry Portlanders packed into White Horse Studios Saturday night for the Fashion Forward show,...
In the recently released video game Don’t Starve you play the character Wilson, a gentleman scientist who wakes up...
My initial spin of Animals in the Median, the sophomore album by Portland’s Radiation City, happened in the early...
QDoc, Portland’s all-documentary queer film festival, rolls out this evening with an assortment of films ranging from the emotional...
After what has felt like a thousand days of gray, the sunshine has finally returned to Portland. Summer break...
PSU’s 5th Avenue Cinema, located conveniently on campus, is well known for its weekly showings of classic, modern and...
How did average folks in the ancient world find a sense of community, and how would knowing about their...
“In order to keep a woman honorable, you must break her leg and keep her at home,” says Fernando...
Going to a movie in a theater is a lot like going to the barber or the hairdresser: You...
The sun’s return brought First Thursday back outdoors, and the Vanguard made sure to stop by the Pearl District...
At "the concert…you will see 36 students pouring their hearts out onstage,” said Ethan Sperry, conductor of Portland...
Next Monday, Portland will host a respected voice in the field of ancient Egyptian study: Dr. Eugene Cruz-Uribe, professor...
A long line stretched out from the Hollywood Theatre beneath the slowly setting sun. Men and women stood outside,...