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By Peter Jamison
On the night of February 16, 1970, Brian McDonnell was sorting through bulletins on the Teletype machine at Park Police Station in the Upper Haight neighborhood of San...
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Good chow? Giant TVs? Were there.
By Clay McNear
Sick of eating dry cereal out of boxes while lounging around the bachelor pad in your boxers? Cadillac Ranch at Tempe Marketplace, 2000 East Rio Salado Parkway, has the answer...
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Charlotte Eyerman of the St. Louis Art Museum speaks about the artistic medium and how modern artists such as Degas, Cassatt, and Chagall incorporated it into their styles.
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The author of Hotel San Carlos signs his new history of the famed downtown-Phoenix hotel.
Sat., Sept. 19, 1 p.m., 2009
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Chicken-gnawing contests as American as a snout full of RedHot
By Clay McNear
God, are we sick to friggin death of watching celebs and regular schmoes tip the scales on reality weight-loss shows like The Biggest Loser and DietTribe. This is...
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Take a sneak peek at spring 2010 lines by VMarie and Paul Lee Hazlett. The hip-hop group NTUIT is scheduled to perform.
Sat., Sept. 19, 6-9 p.m., 2009
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"Twisted artists," including Ed Luce, Nick Shively, Bailey Curry, and Caleb Smith, offer art illustrating their "inner child." There'll also be games, coloring, and cut &...
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By Jose Gonzalez
The allure of the Grand Canyon would definitely be lessened if it had ended up as just another private-property trophy of the rich. Filmmaking rock star Ken Burns knows this,...
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Across the Whedonverse with the Arizona Browncoats
By Clay McNear
The TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer ran for seven seasons and totaled 144 episodes. We double-sourced and tripled-checked, cause were dealing with the...
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Acclaimed actor Pete Postlethwaite stars in this futuristic take on the potentially calamitous results of global warming and climate change. See the Web site for other Valley...
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The big-screen anniversary screening of the 1939 MGM flick is followed by the making-of film To Oz! The Making of a Classic. See the Web site for other Valley screening...
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The three-quarter-scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. is eight feet high and 240 feet long. It's open for viewing 24 hours a day beginning with...
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The nephew of President John F. Kennedy and son of Rat Packer Peter Lawford discusses his early addiction problems and how he recovered (as noted in his memoir, Symptoms of...
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Meet some of the newer D-Backs, including Gerardo Parra (pictured), Ryan Roberts, Rusty Ryal, Brandon Allen, Trent Oeltjen, Augie Ojeda, and Esmerling Vasquez.
Sat.,...
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The American Civil Liberties Union of Arizona presents Clark Lyda and Jesse Lyda's documentary about the Bush II administration's controversial "family detention" program for...
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Zimbabwean choreographer rebels above the radar
By Julie Peterson
With revolution, civil wars, and other continuing atrocities since 1964, some Zimbabweans almost miss the colonizing dimwits they overthrew. For our part, pondering the famine,...
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Award-winning builder discusses new Deer Valley design
By Robrt L. Pela
Although its title suggests that architect Will Bruder has either branched out into science fiction or has flipped his award-winning lid, Will Bruder: Notes on Making a...
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Check out the Valleys newest pulchritudinous playpen
By Benjamin Leatherman
Steven Rogers never does anything small, especially when it comes to his nightlife endeavors. Over the past 15 years, the nightclub guru has spared no expense in creating...
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Get schnockered in a good cause
By Wynter Holden
Get schnockered in a good cause
While active types relish the thought of running 15K for breast-cancer research or taking a fundraising trek up Mount Kilimanjaro, those of us...
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Goths and horror geeks just wanna have fun
By M.V. Moorhead
Sure, the bohemian artsy hipsters and gallery rats may have laid claim to First Fridays, but theres no reason Goths and horror geeks shouldnt have some...
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