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It's the best kind of Christmas: A Steve McQueen Christmas!

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The Seattle native has spent his career occupying the drum seat for several grunge-era luminaries.

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"Sky of Mercy," named for a phrase from Springsteen's song "The Rising," is the creation of a Trinity committee working on Christian outreach. The collection taken during the service will benefit Trinity's food pantry, which served almost 20,000 people last year.

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Hey, if a dumb old Superman comic book is worth $1 million, just think what our fourth-grade report card must be worth.

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The two popular authors will talk about their careers at a conference May 22-23 at Portland State.

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Old books aren't valuable just because they're old. They have to be in good condition, and somebody else has to what them.

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Readers discuss whether 'Avatar' has changed filmmaking for all time, and whether the movie is an example of the 'Progressive Hollywood point of view.'

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The mega-successful musical composer is back with another big production, but not everyone's excited.

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Rhett Luedtke gets an all-expense paid trip to the American College Theater Festival next month in Washington, D.C.

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Martin on Fenouil's swordfish: "It's not prepared the way most people are used to eating it. It's poached in clarified butter, and the fish we get is amazingly marbled already. It's rich without being heavy.

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Martin Lawrence's publicist says the actor and comedian will not attend an after-party in Portland. He'll still be performing at Keller Auditorium on Thursday night, though.

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He'll play two Vivaldi concertos for recorder that contain "an extravagant display of wit and virtuosity."

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The Blazers and Co. insist they've got a handle on what will work and what won't at the Rose Quarter. They called to say so.

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Pop culture buzz: Reactions to Corey Haim's death fill the Web, the Oscars apologize for Farrah Fawcett snub, and 'American Idol' female singers hit plenty of bad notes.

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What part of 'shut up or I'll take your temperature in a way you won't appreciate' didn't you understand?

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Haim was taking over-the-counter and prescription medications at the time of his death.

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"Tick Tack Type" continues director Jerry Mouawad's "Opera Beyond Words" series, fascinating movement-theater works that feel like grown-up conceptual cousins to the company's popular family-friendly shows.

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The electro-pop band's newest single throws in everything it can find, and something pretty good still comes out.

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When you're spending time in the big house, a little pre-gallows humor can go a long ways. So, here's a little.

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The Wilsonville's author's books include "Sasquatch," "Peak" and "Sea Otter Rescue."

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Bill Cain's drama about Shakespeare is among six finalists for the Harold and Mimi Steinberg/ACTA New Play Award, which comes with a $25,000 prize.

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Why stop at just a Hard Rock or a House of Blues or a Hooters.

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A silly stage adaptation of the dark-humored movie benefits most from the fine singing and acting of its star, Pam Mahon.

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Beginning in 2011, the conductor will get a whole lot busier.

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Strong words about a strong movie.

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Some hard numbers about the movie biz.

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The New York composer returns to Portland to hear his old orchestra play one of his works.

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McCaughey and his fellow fans take on the challenge of documenting the baseball season in song.

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Two ensembles dance in a powerful, exhilarating match of wills.

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