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Badalamenti was born in 1937, but his big break came when he was hired as Isabella Rossellini’s vocal coach during the ...

Backers of a proposed shoe manufacturing campus called Made In Old Town are asking state lawmakers for more money as they ...

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Tim Scott, director of Multnomah County elections, says he anticipates turnout will be around 21%, on the lower end of the ...

Despite a brief onstage mixup, the veteran singer-songwriter breezed through the best of her solo songs and work with Yaz.

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Portland Mayor Keith Wilson took exception to national media coverage, then used the tower’s sale to his own ends.

A NICE INDIAN BOY “I think some people find Bollywood a bit much,” proclaims heartfelt Jay (Jonathan Groff), who is white.

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