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Vancouver-based bike-makers Jorg&Olif immediately had our attention earlier this year when they released their Original City Bike, a handmade, vintage-looking cycle based on the iconic cruisers every last man, woman, and child uses ... read more
All hail Rotterdam! Rotterdam? Well, yeah. The city has decided to have 2007 City of Architecture as a subtitle this year, but it's been an architectural leader for some time now. In 2005, ... read more
Why should the people of Oregon and Idaho tell you about Hells Canyon? If we lived in those states, we wouldn't either. This National Recreation Area, straddling the two states, is over 650,000 ... read more
Summer's the season of edible festivals. Our perfect August would be spent eating our way from coast to coast at these food-filled events. Anything and everything goes in Portland at the massive Bite ... read more
In "Intimate Encounters," she tackled the notion that sex and disability don't mix, taking pictures of more than 40 subjects (each suffering from a physical or mental disability) in a variety of sexualized ... read more
It's been a long time since the ballet world has produced a charismatic figure along the lines of Christopher Wheeldon. The British-born dancer-turned-choreographer was with New York City Ballet, first as a performer, ... read more
Artist, gay activist, provocateur, and cousin of Merrill Lynch's co-founder, 73-year-old Charles Merrill continues to paint, inspired by a move to Palm Springs, California. There's an exhibition of his new work in New ... read more
If you're convinced that a reality TV stint is down the road for you, here's an event that can help pave the way. Dreams N2 Reality is billed as the world's largest casting ... read more
Have an extra bag of marshmallows in a cupboard? They're the perfect accompaniment -- toasted or not -- for Summercamp!, the small, soft, and sweet documentary now in theaters. Directors Bradley Beesley (a ... read more
