Modern, globalized celebrity took shape around the Beatles in this moment—Beatlemania. It was the first time the world had ...

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The 2024 rendition of this eight-acre Sauvie Island “Maize” celebrates the 75th anniversary of the Peanuts comic strip. Fuel ...

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No matter how you slice it, the Time-Based Art Festival is a feat of endurance. For most of its 21 years, the Portland ...

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