Suzette Smith is a Culture Editor for the Portland Mercury, with a focus on local news and events in Portland, Oregon. Her work also appears in Times Review Newsgroup and The Stranger, covering a range of topics including arts and entertainment, local politics, and community events.
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Suzette's articles primarily cover local events, news, and entertainment in the Portland area. She often reports on theater performances, local news, and community events. If reaching out to Suzette with a pitch, consider offering stories related to upcoming Portland events or intriguing developments within the city's entertainment scene.
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By: Suzette Smith
On Monday, Jessica Elkan, executive director of the nonprofit behind the project, announced a new location and design that would mold a locally-focused
By: Suzette Smith
Good Morning, Portland! When they told me a bat could be beautiful I didn't believe, but now I believe.
By: Suzette Smith
Good Morning, Portland! We're still " turning and turning in the widening gyre " over here, and we may be for quite some time.
By: Suzette Smith
The energetic screamo group was active from 1997-2007, during which time they released five critically-acclaimed albums, completed several European
"Who doesn't like a hot nut?" she asked the crowd, wryly. Hazelnuts are the state nut of Oregon, but as it happens, Moritz told the Mercury she didn't enjoy them until her team made them hot.
Ahead of the hardcore band's shows at the Showbox, Johnny Whitney and Jordan Blilie tell us what the group's intense, abstract song lyrics really mean.
Last minute gift buying is a fine tradition. Some may see the practice as thoughtless; I would argue it can be rooted in sweetness.
By: Suzette Smith
The Mercury provides its readers with interesting and useful news & culture reporting every single day. If you appreciate that, consider making a small monthly contribution to support our editorial team. If you read something you like, something you don't like but are glad to know about, and/or something you can't find anywhere else consider a one-time tip. It all goes in the same pot and it all goes to the editorial team. Thanks for...
By: Suzette Smith
Much has been made of Brit cinema heartthrob Hugh Grant's heel turn in A24's suspenseful horror film Heretic. It's as if someone actually started listening to the actor, who has loudly proclaimed for decades that his bashful grimaces and hair shakes—found in iconic hits like Four Weddings and a Funeral, and Love, Actually—are just mannerisms affected for a role. As Mr. Reed, a potential Mormon convert turned long-winded captor, Grant has found a vehicle to...
By: Suzette Smith
The Mercury provides its readers with interesting and useful news & culture reporting every single day. If you appreciate that, consider making a small monthly contribution to support our editorial team. If you read something you like, something you don't like but are glad to know about, and/or something you can't find anywhere else consider a one-time tip. It all goes in the same pot and it all goes to the editorial team. Thanks for...
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