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Khadijah Diamond Is One of Portlandâs Finest Drag Artists of 2026 (opens the original)
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#5Khadijah Diamond describes her go-to drag performance style as âpark and bark.â âA good âpark and barkâ is where you stand in one spot in the room and do an amazing lipsync in this beautiful gownâand your hair is just big, and you just emote,â she explains. âNo stunts, no flips, no tricks, just pure emotion.â Diamond, 32, first flirted with drag at a Shrek-themed rave in 2023 as the Fairy Godmother à la Jennifer Saunders. Early as she is in her career, Diamond says she was â
Scene Queens: Portlandâs Finest Drag Artists of 2026 (opens the original)
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Drag is an art form that spins a web around everything it touches, from music, fashion and film to comedy, theater and video games. It is unapologetically queer in a way that inspires audiences no matter who or what they love. It pulls a little of everything and makes something new, something that celebrates the world around it while holding up a fun house mirror to society. Donât be the fool who thinks all that serving is just for laughs, babe. In 2025, Willamette Weekâs inaugural Portlandâ
Where to Celebrate Portland Pride in 2026 (opens the original)
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Most of the country celebrates Pride in June. Portland does it in Julyâthink of it as a booster pack. Party planners, theater producers, musicians and other entertainers lift the spirits of Portlandâs queer community to season highs with discos, drag shows, sports games and, of course, the downtown parade and Waterfront Park festival. Here are just a few of the ways to show your pride and uplift the queer community this Pride season. Thereâs safety in numbers, and more fun to be had togeth
Bombshell Transformations Specializes in Trans Glow-Ups (opens the original)
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On a sunny Wednesday morning, Molly is in with her regular hairstylist, Colleen âBettieâ Sheffler, for a touch-up, her hair rippling in choppy dark waves. Molly found the salon, Bombshell Transformations, soon after moving to the Kenton neighborhood from California two years ago, and has been coming back faithfully ever since. âHair is a big thing, especially for trans women,â Molly says. âIâd never been to a proper salon before, to be honest. I used to ignore my hair, or just ask th
At 20, A Roadside Attraction Is Still Whatever You Want It to Be (opens the original)
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A Roadside Attraction still feels like a getaway from natural reality 20 years after it opened July 22, 2006, thanks in part to a tree grove covered in a cocoon of rose, jasmine, Concord grape and other vines dampening traffic on Southeast 12th Avenue. A magic ingredient to the barâs charm? Bud Clark. The late Portland mayorâs family cabinet is just one of the global curios guests drink in with wine, beer and no-frills cocktail standards. A Roadside Attraction, or Roadside to its regulars, i
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