Gabby and Rachel again face surprises and challenges -- what else did you expect? -- as "The Bachelorette" continues Season 19.
After last week's devastating episode, "Better Call Saul" continues its sixth and final season Monday.
The "Oregon Experience" documentary "The 1934 Waterfront Strike: Solidarity on the Docks" airs Monday, July 25, and is streaming online.
In Episode 2 of "The Rehearsal," Nathan Fielder comes to Oregon to supposedly help a woman named Angela "rehearse" what it would be like to be a parent.
Only two shows, "Once On This Island" and "How I Learned What I Learned," are able to continue, because of COVID cases among casts and crew at the Ashland festival.
Got an interesting story and collectible items? "American Pickers," which returns to Oregon this fall, wants to hear from you.
Season 12 continues, with Dorit Kemsley getting excited about Jamie Lee Curtis appearing at Kyle Richards' charity event, and more shenanigans.
This season, the series visits cities including Portland, Los Angeles, New York, New Orleans, Oahu and Miami.
The new reality show, "The Bond," includes an episode featuring Grants Pass couple Cate and Chad Battles as they travel with their pet goat, Frankie.
The first time "The Bachelorette" has featured two women continues its season, with Gabby and Rachel daring the men to compete in a swimsuit pageant.
Bob Odenkirk said in an interview that the July 18 episode of "Better Call Saul" is the one during which the star suffered a heart attack.
Grammy Award-winning singer Lizzo will perform a second show in Portland as part of "The Special Tour," which comes to the Moda Center in November.
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