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Sykes to go Late Night
titled, will air on Saturdays
and is scheduled to premiere
this fall, the netw ork said
W ednesday.
W h ile th e a irtim e fo r
S y k es' show w as not a n ­
nounced, it likely will fill the
11 p.m. to midnight slot now
held by the sketch comedy
s e rie s "M adT V ," w hich
wraps its 14-season run in
May.
Fox says Sykes' show will
include "biting" com m en­
tary, out-of-studio segments
and panel discussions. Her
sh o rt-liv ed com edy series
"Wanda At Large" aired on
Fox in 2003.
The E m m y-w inning ac­
tress-comedian, who is set to
host the W hite House C or­
re s p o n d e n ts ' A sso c ia tio n
d inner in May, co-stars in
the CBS sitcom "The New
A d ventures o f O ld C h ris­
tine."
(AP) - Tart-tongued Wanda
Sykes is returning to Fox TV
with a late-night series offer­
ing a com edic look at current
events.
The pro g ram , as yet un-
Wanda Sykes
Boston Rapperat Holocene
Mr. Lif, a Boston rapper and member o f the hip hop group The Perceptionists, will perform at Holocene, 1001 S.E.
Morrison, on Tuesday, April 21 at 9 p.m. For two years he attended Colgate University, dropping out after becoming
enamored with the hip hop music.
Dixon \ Rib Pit
503-753-0868
Hours
11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Monday thru Saturday
Sunday after church at 3:00 p.m.
Pick up Delivery
and Catering
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Dinners $9.50
Sandwiches $8.50
And Soul Food
Try us once you 'll come back again
LV’s Twelve 22 Bar & Lounge
3530 N Vancouver Ave
503-281-2936
The Little Big Spot
Sun. Live Music Randy Starr and The Player-Jam Session
7:00-12:00 Funk & Soul
Mon, Live Music Twelve 22 All-Stars Band
8:00-12:00 Open Mic, Singers, poets. Musicians, Guests
8-12:30 Guest DJ’s and Bands
Weds. Ladies Night- Twelve 22 All-Stars Band Guest DJ
Rehearsal 5:00-7:00 Live
Thurs. Jazz Band — coming Soon-Happy Hour 6-9
Fri-Startine April 10 - Kings of Ol-Skool. Dress Code
Enforced. D J ’s: Ken Berry, Larry Bell & Mike. $5 cover
Saturday - Guest DJ
Day time Sports on Flat Screen
Great appretizers • Dinner Specials
New Prices Effective May 1,2007
Martin Cleaning Service
Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning
Residential & Commercial Services
$45.00
Minimum Service CHG.
2 Cleaning Areas or more $30.00 Each Area
Pre-Spray Traffic Areas (Includes: I small Hallway)
1 Cleaning Area
( o n ly )
$40.00
(Includes P re-Spray Traffic Area • H allw ay Extra)
Stairs (12-16 stairs) $25.00
(With O ther Services)
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White Bird
Uncaged
White Bird presents the last
of its Uncaged series for
this season with Chunky
Move from Melbourne,
Australia, Wednesday, April
15 through Sunday, April 19
at the YWCA 10th Avenue
Athletic Club. The modern
dance group is known for its
distinctive yet unpredictable
brand o f genre-defying
dance. For tickets, visit
whitebird.org.
Actor Explores Space on Science Channel
(AP) - Actor Morgan Freeman is team­
ing with the Science Channel to make a
series on space exploration that is ex­
pected to air on the cable network early
next year.
Titled "Through the Wormhole," the
series will look into such topics as the
possibility of life beyond Earth, future ex­
peditions to Mars and problems caused
by the sun.
Freeman's an astronomy enthusiast. He
said the topic has fascinated him since he
was young.
"1 got to the point where 1 was read­
ing all o f the science fiction w riters
Live Jazz — Every Friday and Saturday
from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m., the Third Degrees
Lounge a, the Ri verPlace Hotel, 1510S.W.
Harbor Way, hosts a rich jazz scene with no
cover or minimum purchase. For more in­
formation, visit pdxjazz.com.
Fun, Funky and Talented —
The someday Lounge and the
Fix present Spinderella of the
sexy femalegroupSalt-N-Pepa.
hosted by StarChile with spe­
cial guests O.G. One and Dun
Diggy, Saturday night, April
11 at 125 N.W. Fifth Ave.
Poetry at Miracles - Local
and national artists and musi­
cians share an evening of spo­
ken word and music at the Miracles Club,
4069 N.E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.,
each Wednesday, between 7:30 p.m. and
9:30p.m.
Hip Hop Drummer - Questlove, a drum­
mer. DJ, music journalist and record pro­
ducer, will perform Friday, April lOat the
Someday Lounge, 125 N.W. Fifth Ave., as
part of the official Roots after party. The
Morgan Freeman
about sp ace, som e very in te re stin g
books," said Freeman, in an interview
from South Africa, where he's working
I M l I
H L S Í
9:30 p.m. show is hosted by StarChile.
Guitar Virtuoso -- Multi-award winning
country legend, Roy Clark
makes a tour stop at Chinook
Winds in Lincoln
to perform his
hits, including,
" Y e s te rd a y ,
W hen I w as
Young," "Thank
God and Grey­
hound"
and
"Malagueña," on
Friday, April 10,
and Saturday, April 11. Both
shows are at 8 p.m. Tickets
range from $ 10 to $25.
Tea Party Jam Session -
Come enjoy the smooth and
soulful sounds of the Kirk
Green Band every Sunday, 7
p.m. to 11 p.m. at Club 720,
72OS.E. Hawthorne. Thejam
session and open mic is from
9 p.m. to 10 p.m. All profes­
sional musicians are welcome. For more
information, call 503-234-7738.
Packy’s B irthday - Packy, the Oregon
Zoo’s most famous resident turns 47 and
is honored during the annual Elephantastic
celebration at the zoo, Saturday. April 18
from 10 a m . to4 p.m. A full day of special
activities, games and crafts are planned.
j
on a m ovie with M att Damon about
Nelson Mandela.
Each o f the eight episodes that the
network has ordered so far will take a
question — such as "are we alone?" —
and use it as the starting point for its
own explorations.
Freeman said he's particularly inter­
ested in the idea of m anned exploration
of Mars.
"You know how we are," he said.
"There's a horizon there, we've got to get
over there and see. We can send all the
probes and robots you want, but until we
walk the ground itself we're not satisfied."
Music Millennium Free Shows - The
Music Millennium, 3158 E. Burnside, hosts
in-house live performances. Enjoy free mu­
sic and the opportunity to meet artists. Call
503-231 -8926 fora schedule.
Zoo Buck Tuesdays - On the second Tues­
day of every month, the Oregon Zoo hosts
2-B uck
T uesd ay s
when guests can tour
the zoo for the dis­
counted price of $2 per
person.
The Rat Pack - David
Hayes stars as Sammy
Davis Jr. in The Ra,
Pack — Live at the
Sands, presented by
Portland Opera and
B roadw ay
A cross
A m erican and now
playing through Sun­
day, April 12 at the
K eller A uditorium ,
downtown.
OMS1 After Dark -
OMSI After Dark is a
night at the museum for
the 21 and over crowd filled with food,
drink and science fun; $10 fee. For more
information, call 503-797-4000 or visit
omsi.edu.
Food and E ntertainm ent — Sliders Grill,
3011 N. Lombard, features an eclectic as­
sortment of performers on the main stage,
accompanied by delicious food. Call 503-
459-4488 for more information.