Denied Again!
Today was supposed to be a big day for gays. That was until last Friday, Dec. 28.
November 26th, 2008
Embrace the Döner0 comments
November 19th, 2008
Vamp Flick Fan Fic | OMG! Twilight’s coming. And we’ve got the fan mail to prove it.0 comments
November 12th, 2008
Tired Of Turkey? | Order yourself an alternabird this Thanksgiving.0 comments
November 5th, 2008
Banned: Nov. 4 08 | We’re officially voting these words out of office.4 comments
October 29th, 2008
Death Match | Two nights. Three Halloween movies. Which one will scare the most crap out of you?0 comments
October 22nd, 2008
You’re A Lebowski, I’m A Lebowski | Fuck it, Dude, let’s go bowling…for a cause.3 comments
October 15th, 2008
Shape up or ship out! | And Headout Picks2 comments
October 8th, 2008
Great Moments in Educational Kids Music0 comments
October 1st, 2008
Drink Your Books | This fall, we’re intoxicated by words.0 comments
September 24th, 2008
Up, Chuck! | Let’s throw Palahniuk on the big screen. Again.0 comments
 For All Families: Tess Fields (right), with partner Trisha. Todd and their children, testified in Salem before the Oregon. Legislature’s House Elections, Ethics, and Rules Committee in. support of HB 2007 last April. They were smiling then. IMAGE: byron beck |
[January 2nd, 2008]
That’s when a federal judge issued a temporary injunction against House Bill 2007, the law providing domestic partnership rights and benefits that was to have gone into effect Wednesday, Jan. 2. The ruling by Judge Michael Mosman means HB 2007 will not legally take effect until after the outcome of another hearing Feb. 1.
IFRAME
WEDNESDAY JAN. 2
[CELEBRATE] Candlelight Vigil
Instead of a party to celebrate domestic partnerships, Basic Rights Oregon will host a candlelight vigil. Q Center, 69 SE Taylor St., 503-222-6151, 5:30-8:30 pm. Free. All ages.
THURSDAY JAN. 3
[STAGE] SHINING CITY
Third Rail heads back to Ireland for Conor McPherson’s beautiful and excruciating ghost story. Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center, 5340 N Interstate Ave., 381-8686. 8 pm Thursdays-Saturdays, 2 pm Sundays. Closes Feb. 2. $16-$25.
FRIDAY JAN. 4
[SCREEN] SING-ALONG GREASE
Tell me more, tell me more, do you know it by heart? Tell me more, tell me more, can you sing all the parts? Cinema 21. 7 pm Friday-Thursday, Jan. 4-10. $12.
[MUSIC] LEVIETHAN, RITCHIE YOUNG, IOA
Heroes&Villains bassist Levi Cecil has proved a fine songwriter during said band’s hiatus, and tonight’s openers are in swell ensembles of their own: Ritchie Young heads up chamber-folk faves Loch Lomond, and IOA is Point Juncture, WA’s Amanda Spring on baritone ukulele. Hooray for side projects! Mississippi Studios. 10 pm. Free. 21+. Also see music listings.
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SATURDAY JAN. 5
[MUSIC] HORSE FEATHERS, MBILLY, THE BOTTICELLIS
Horse Feathers frontman Justin Ringle waxes all Tracy Chapman-esque and furrows his brow into a grumpy scowl when he sings; it’s awesome. Mississippi Studios. 7 and 10 pm. $10 advance, $12 day of show. 21+. Also see music listings.
[SCREEN] LYNCH
That’s David Lynch, the mind-blowing director profiled in a documentary made by…unknown filmmakers. Maybe they’re owls! NW Film Center, Whitsell Auditorium, Portland Art Museum. 5:30 pm. $4-$7.
[MUSIC] CHILDREN OF THE REVOLUTION
From electro-dance-y to dark ‘n’ doomy and in-your-face weird, the two-day COTR fest has a little somethin’ for everyone (though, this year, it’s only open to grown-up children thanks to the good ol’ OLCC). AudioCinema. Shows start 5:30 pm Saturday-Sunday. $12 per day, $20 for both days with free festival compilation. 21+. Also see music listings.
SUNDAY JAN. 6
[CLASSICAL] SONGS OF TRAVEL
Resident conductor Gregory Vajda whisks the Oregon Symphony across the world with assistance from gifted 14-year-old Beaverton violinist Brandon Garbot. Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, 1037 SW Broadway, 248-4335. 2 pm Sunday, Jan. 6. $8-$39.
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