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Steven Tonthat

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Emmy-winning @OPB producer for @OPBArtBeat. Viet Am. Pickleball savage. Tweets are mine.
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Portland’s Hollywood Theatre screens 100 years of movie magic

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By Steven Tonthat
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Portland Japanese calligraphy artist breaks traditional rules to create her own style

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By Steven Tonthat
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A new Portland museum pays tribute to the city’s comics culture

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By Steven Tonthat
| Oregon Public Broadcasting Verified
Left to right, Brian Michael Bendis, Andru Morgan, David F. Walker, Diana Schutz, Michael Ring, Matt Roberts, Dave Schrott, Robert Sacks, Mike Rosen, and Multnomah County Commissioner Julia Brim Edwards cut the ceremonial ribbon at the debut of the Northwest Museum of Cartoon Arts on Nov. 3, 2025 in Portland. Steven Tonthat / OPB Comics lovers now have a new place to learn about the history of the visual medium in Portland, thanks to a new museum debuting downtown.
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