Callahan’s 35-year career arc can be summed up by a song called Jim Cain, from his lauded 2009 album, Sometimes I Wish We Were an Eagle, which opens his recent set in a hot n ...

St. John’s Pride, a volunteer run nonprofit organization has released their ‘Gay Agenda,’ AKA the festival schedule for 2025. The annual festival will run from July 9-20, with a variety of events ...

Tony-winning Broadway star Kristin Chenoweth split social media over her NBA Finals national championship performance.

Joaquin Phoenix and director Gus Van Sant are eyeing a reunion on a new film. The two may reteam on “Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot,” the long-in-development biopic on quadriplegic ...

Kelly Ripa opened up about her emotional weekend during Monday's episode of "Live! with Kelly and Ryan." The 49-year-old is mourning the death of her 66-year-old "All My Children" co-star, John ...

A park built for the wheelchair-bound, inspired by the late, great author and WW cartoonist John Callahan.

It was a quite understandable complaint. Sent by a Boston resident whose brother was a quadriplegic, it was addressed to the cartoonist John Callahan and expressed outrage at a newspaper sketch ...

This was published 6 years ago Joaquin Phoenix on John Callahan and the 'bummer' film that became a joy The wheelchair-bound cartoonist didn't mind offending his fellow Portlandians.

Macabre is a word often associated with the late cartoonist John Callahan. He’s the man who in his widely published cartoons, drawn in his signature squiggly style, poked fun at lesbians, Chi… ...

The title bears explaining.That was just one of hundreds of razor-sharp, politically incorrect, hilarious and often offensive cartoons to spring from the mind of Portland's John Callahan. It was ...