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Thrifty Business (opens the original)
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The cinematic fashion of teen idols like Molly Ringwald, Michael J. Fox and Lisa Bonet was truly Some Kind of Wonderful — but in Eugene, those Fast Times party on. It is not Weird Science to emulate the magnetic self expression that is the vibrant, durable clothing of the past. All one has to do is go on an Excellent Adventure through The Labyrinth of Eugene’s vintage and thrift shops. In our thrifting issue, we explore the difference between vintage and thrift stores (and why both rock), show y
Jazzy Journey Across the World (opens the original)
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After traveling the world, local musician Susanna Meyer performs global music with jazz interpretation at the Wildish Sept. 19 After decades of traveling the world to study music and dance, Susanna Meyer delivers an evening of global music to the Wildish Theater Sept. 19, along with several other local musicians. The evening, she says, is “a celebration of music itself.” Meyer will sing music in Spanish, French, English and Portuguese, covering genres such as bossa nova, tango, chanson française
Matthew Morrison wants to Tell You Something Good (opens the original)
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Despite their differences, young millennials and Gen-Z share several cultural moments that will bond them forever. These include the near impossible job market, the inability to buy a house and the iconic, if not unhinged, media from the late aughts and early 2010s. One of the cultural touchstones in the family of insane young adult TV is Glee. The show — a 2009 to 2015 musical about navigating the perils of teenage life in the high school glee club, under its well-meaning yet often misguided te
Revisiting the Heights (opens the original)
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Kenny Wayne Shepherd was among the ’90s blues revival, where a generation of rock guitarists came out of the woodwork to use the 12-bar traditions and Clapton deep cuts as their stairway to update and honor the genre. They were born with a guitar in their hand and hair down to their shoulders. The revival brought blues guitarists such as Derek Trucks at age 19 and Jonny Lang at 14. The first to appear was Shepherd, who got signed at 16, and has since lived on the blues charts with hits like “Blu
When You’re a Stranger (opens the original)
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Finding connection these days is rough. It’s messy, complicated and feels almost impossible. If you work up the nerve to approach someone (which takes forever on its own), you see if they like you, then hang out before heading to the privacy and intimacy of your apartment. But what do you do if the vibe isn’t there? After a career change from nursing to full-time musician, local neo-folk singer Apis Mellifera noticed how finding someone with whom she shared musical compatibility with felt depres
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