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For more than a month now, I've been waiting for the court to unseal key documents in the Phoenix Police Department's investigation into one of its own, former homicide...
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Russell Pearce, the powerful East Valley lawmaker, had this to say to the New York Times in June 2008:
"It's about time and it's great. It's kind of like the shot fired at...
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I'll be real with ya: I don't often get excited about a DJ coming through town especially since Girl Talk (a) never comes through town and (b) is supposedly not a DJ.
A-Trak...
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Death -- that great re-molder of reputations -- has resuscitated the long-stagnant career of the Man Who Once Was King of Pop. At this event, you can skate to MJ's biggest hits...
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No money changes hands at this annual exhibition; rather, each artist names his or her "price" (barter rate of exchange) on the tag. This has ranged in the past from studio...
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After decades of being left out, Phoenix has finally made it to the big leagues. We’ve hosted a World Series and two Super Bowls. Come election time, we’re a...
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The Phoenix artist discusses his life and "high/low art" work in conjunction with the museum's "Locals Only," the companion exhibit to PAM's new "Phantom Sightings: Art After...
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The L.A. artist speaks about her Lavanderia series, based on a series of nighttime urban landscapes taken in East Los Angeles and included in the new exhibit "Phantom...
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If you’re reading this from your personal computer, consider yourself pretty damned lucky to have easy access to such badass technology. Once upon a time, the only...
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We're often glued to our computers, processing the deluge of information we see on the screens. Damned if, despite the link-sharing and various means of online gabbing, it...
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Arizona sports fans, like all desert species, know how to make due. Said another way, we’re adapted to savor every major athletic event, because there’s no telling...
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Carefree Theatre Company presents Terry Earp's obscenity-laced play about the controversial, obscenity-spouting founder of the old-Phoenix steakhouse on Central Avenue, itself...
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Too much space is the Achilles’ heel of the Phoenix club scene. Those cavernous clubs uncomfortably resemble our daytime lives that are dominated by wide roads and ranch...
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It’s no joke that great, lusty swaths of the male demographic find Iliza Shlesinger visually appealing. Yet there are reasons aplenty the Dallas native was crowned the...
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Phoenix Theatre’s annual New Works Festival has become one of the few pleasant and edifying experiences in a stifling, largely theater-free summer. This year, the festival...
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You don’t have to be a baller to start a record label. In fact, if you can’t splurge on a posh studio space in Manhattan, you might consider settling for an...
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The creator of Rambo (in his book First Blood) is less well known as the "father of the modern action novel," and Morrell can probably be blamed at least in part for the...
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The Texas-based "Mojo storyteller" has made a career out of pop-culture allusions (he wrote briefly for Batman: The Animated Series) and absurdist fiction (Bubba Ho-Tep), but...
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Stereoscopic works (including vintage viewers, cameras, and View Master items) by Kris Sanford, Ernie Rairdin, Ray Zone, Boris Starosta, Todd Ely, Larry Ferguson, Jeremy Rowe,...
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Not much has changed since the dawn of “experimental” film. The flicks are still largely low-budget, grainy, and contain imagery you can only understand after...
