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1 day ago · The 'Days Between Stations' columns, Interview magazine 1992-2008: Sleater-Kinney's Sleet. Without benefit of a major label, a three-woman Northwest punk band has achieved such currency that in a recent Saturday Night Live short, Ben Stiller could use them as a pickup line. Challenged by his bar buddies to test his I-can-snag-anyone rep ...
3 days ago · Or consider Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein from Portlandia, who’ve portrayed characters that embody yet satirize the typical hipster of the Pacific Northwest: from a focus on eco-friendly life to arguments about who read it/saw it/heard it first, the pair is everything hipster. Hipster TV characters aren’t new, either.
5 days ago · Carrie Brownstein brings depth and wit with her versatile background in music and television. The episode is enhanced by Caitlyn Smith’s soulful musical performance, creating a well-rounded viewing experience with a mix of star power and musical talent.
4 days ago · In the Season 5 episode aptly titled “4th of July,” Kath (Carrie Brownstein) and Dave (Fred Armisen) try to have the ultimate BBQ for the holiday, while the mayor (Kyle MacLachlan) searches ...
Jun 26, 2024 · Carrie Brownstein, actress, musician, and writer ; Fred Armisen, actor and comedian ; Kyle MacLachlan, actor ; Courtney Love, musician ; These are just a few of the many celebrities who have chosen to make Portland their home. The city's unique blend of urban amenities and natural beauty make it an attractive place to live for people from all ...
Jun 27, 2024 · Indie rock icon Carrie Brownstein is a co-founder of the "Portlandia" comedy series, which has showcased Portland's quirky culture to a global audience. The cultural vibrancy fostered by celebrities enriches Portland's livability, attracts visitors, and contributes to the city's economic vitality.
Jun 28, 2024 · Her floating, sneakily adept vocal at times echoes that of her good friend Carrie Brownstein on Sleater-Kinney’s release from earlier this year, Little Rope, creaking and reaching with pangs of metaphysical desperation. “Thank god that I didn’t just have one [album] that people liked, and then fell off the map.
