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- Women in Cosplay: The Heroic Task of Putting Up With Other People's...
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- Asteroids Named After 2 Arizona State University Professors
- Jaclyn Roessel of Phoenix's Heard Museum: 100 Creatives
- 3 Free Events in Metro Phoenix This Week
- 5 Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week
- 10 Best Pools in Metro Phoenix
- Hell City Tattoo Expo Returns to Arizona Biltmore August 15-17
- Orange Theatre's Blood Wedding Gallops Through Completed Version at ASU...
- WWE Superstar Daniel Bryan Stops Robbery of His Phoenix Home
- Omar "RoxRite" Delgado Macias on B-Boy Culture's Positive Impact Worldwide
- Karina Longworth on Old Hollywood: Voice Film Club Podcast
- Mesa Designer Ashley Cooper: 100 Creatives
- Heard Museum to Host First Comprehensive Retrospective of American Indian...
- 5 Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Weekend
- Phoenix DinoCon Pre-Sale Tickets Sold Out -- But You Might Be Able to Get...
- Phoenix Photographer Abigail Lynch: 100 Creatives
- Play Nintendo Tour Comes to Arrowhead Town Center in Glendale This Weekend
- "Antonio Berni: Juanito and Ramona" at Phoenix Art Museum Is a Lesson in...
Arts Features
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The Legos are back. And, once again, these colorful interlocking plastic bricks and mini-figures are housed at a local museum — this time... More >>
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Summer is not yet half over, and we are hot and tired and want a chilled beverage. If we must be entertained, we want simple amusements, please,... More >>
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"I was too creeped out by people to go to camp as a child," says Wendy Raisanen, curator of exhibitions and collections for Scottsdale Public... More >>
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In 1971, when I was 9 years old, Cortez Pool opened for business at 35th Avenue and Dunlap. At last, for those of us too young to drink or drive... More >>
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Hey Phoenix — get out of town! No, really, we mean it. What are you still doing here? It's June, it's hot, and the forecast calls for more... More >>
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As an entertainment, Teatro Bravo's production of The Motherfucker with the Hat moves snappily through 90 intermission-free minutes, punctuated... More >>
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To the uninitiated, they're murals — at first glance, a pair of giant rainbows of latex paint on the walls of the Scottsdale Museum of... More >>
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The Chateau Marmont is a beautiful anomaly. It's an old Hollywood building in a town of youth worshipers, a quiet refuge and a party palace, and... More >>
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Start out an ugly American who thinks France is a "once in a lifetime" destination and not a place where a freelance writer and a music teacher... More >>
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Whenever Lynyrd Skynyrd's drifter song comes on the car radio, I scream along: "They call me the breeze; I keep blowin' down the road." My son,... More >>
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If all escape routes out of town seem to be closing for you right now, don't worry — you can get away mentally without ever leaving the... More >>
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While many of you fantasize about a vacation in Maui or museum-hopping in Europe, I dream of remote locations with no humans around. You may wish... More >>
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Sedona: Okay, so this hippie-dippy town is an obvious destination for any city dweller to head once Phoenix temperatures hit triple digits.... More >>
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Gammage Auditorium announced last month that The Book of Mormon, which is three years into its Broadway run and preselling seats through March... More >>
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Dear Trio of People Sitting on the Aisle of the Third Row on Opening Night of Arizona Theater Company's Venus in Fur, Fuck you. I'm certain you... More >>
From the Print Edition
Choking Hazard: Legos Come to the Heard Museum
The Legos are back. And, once again, these colorful interlocking plastic bricks and mini-figures are housed at a local museum — this time at the Heard, in an exhibition called… More >>
Actors Theatre Delivers with The Book Club Play and The Cottage
Summer is not yet half over, and we are hot and tired and want a chilled beverage. If we must be entertained, we want simple amusements, please, Beckett can wait… More >>
