Movie Reviews & Stories
Like having sex with Cate Blanchett or killing a man with
my bare hands, believing in God is something I’ve always wanted to do
but probably never will.
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Every time you think about leaving home, Dad kills a kitten.
Movie Reviews & Stories
It managed to escape the attention of Portland’s film programmers last year, but Dogtooth,
one of 2010’s best and strangest movies, is finally here. If you pay
attention to those late-December e
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Food Reviews & Stories
“Healthy Thai Cuisine,” the menu claims, with “healthy
cuisine” apparently being defined against food that can literally break
into your house and strangle you while you sleep. The oil slick
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Food Reviews & Stories
Angel Food and Fun would be yet another hit-or-miss neighborhood
convenience if it didn’t do one thing so soul-stirringly well that I
hesitate to publicize it for fear there will not be any left f
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Food Reviews & Stories
Even on a slow Thursday afternoon, when the lone server is busying
herself scrubbing salt shakers and kitchen chatter is getting loose and
gossipy, Halibut’s keeps its customers waiting. But we’
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Food Reviews & Stories
Taking a cue from Portland’s better cart chefs, who limit themselves to
variations on a single, simple theme, Kalé proprietor Makoto Yoshino
does only one thing—Japanese curry—and he does it
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Food Reviews & Stories
As of late January, the sign out front and menus inside this downtown
restaurant still bore the name Olé Olé. If you happened to miss the
explanatory scrawl on the whiteboard when you entered, you
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Food Reviews & Stories
Deep-fried philanthropy! Po’Shines diverts most of its profits into
training and counseling for young adults, and everyone from the chef to
your server is volunteering his or her time to the cause
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Movie Reviews & Stories
I’ll give director Im Sang-soo a pity A for audacity,
because it takes some kind of punch-drunk courage to remake a twisted
classic by discarding nearly everything that made the original so
delig
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