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By Niki D'Andrea
On a sunny September afternoon, the pulsing sounds of reggae rise from a red brick house in downtown Phoenix. Inside, chinking guitars and bouncy bass lines resonate through...
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Who knew mapping was so controversial? This historian, that's who. In his Atlas of Radical Cartography and on his Web site (www.radicalcartography.net), Rankin takes the gov...
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In mystery fiction, you've gotta have a catch, and Wilson's got a doozy in Repairman Jack. Jack's the ultimate shadowy character, hunting down terrorist goons in his...
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Famed Phoenix haunt capitalizes on its phantoms
By Leslie Barton
May 8, 1928. 2:45 in the morning.
The wretched figure of Leone Jensen has flung herself off the seventh-floor rooftop of the Hotel San Carlos, finishing like a broken doll on...
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Midnite Movie Mamacita strikes again with this pairing of now-deadpan flicks from the early '70s. The first examines the many attempts of the government to rein in pot use and...
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The freshly reopened Garden celebrates the autumn harvest and the full moon with food, drink, haiku readings, Iaido sword dancing, live music, calligraphy, and tea-ceremony...
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Leslie and Andrew Cockburn's stellar documentary transforms the subprime-lending scandal into a gripping, Raymond Chandleresque detective tale about the bounds of American...
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The best damned sports team in Phoenix continues its quest for its second WNBA title in three years against the East's best, the Fever, led by Tamika Catchings and Katie...
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Dragsters, roadsters, sedans, and coupes compete for points and cash awards at this National Hot Rod Association-sanctioned event.
Fri., Oct. 2; Sat., Oct. 3; Sun.,...
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Stephenie Meyer may get most of the headlines these days, but Arizonas other world-famed author of atmospheric romantic fiction is getting some new due of her own with...
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Like his spiritual kin, Phoenix's own Jon Borette, Brian Kappel makes quirky robot art. The works by the Portland artist, however, tend to be a wee bit more warm and cuddly...
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The Cherokee film producer/director (Trudell) speaks about her Academy Award-nominated Frozen River and other works. River won the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance.
Mon.,...
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ASU presents the film about a "trailer mom" and a Mohawk Indian girl who go into business smuggling immigrants across the U.S.-Canadian border at the St. Lawrence River....
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The artist speaks about her obsessive photo-journaling project, in which she photographed herself every day for 15 years, in conjunction with the "Hall of Mirrors" exhibit.
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Into the Wild author tackles the too-brief life of Pat Tillman
By Robrt L. Pela
The word hero is too often bandied about, but when distinguished author Jon Krakauer (Into the Wild, Into Thin Air) writes a book about Pat Tillman and refers to...
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Twin haunted houses fuel Rawhides Old West-themed attraction
By Leslie Barton
Giddy up, Skelly! We're galloping your bleached bones to the 2009 incarnation of Rawhides annual haunted attraction, Doomtown: Refuge of the Unwanted, and keeping our...
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Michelle Teas queer-core tour makes a pit stop at Trunk
By Gren Radcliff
When it comes to the members of Sister Spit a touring group of queer-core performance artists scandalous may just be the half of it. Gathered from the zine...
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International noir-anthology series gets the yahoo treatment
By Clay McNear
For a place with an overall IQ of about 32 to judge by all the shotgun-toting boobs sporting Sheriff Joe bumper stickers Phoenix has an ace literary scene. Many...
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One-legged cagefighter engages in a butt-kicking contest
By Benjamin Leatherman
Compared to Matt Betzold, youre a major pussy. While youve wasted your life in front of the TV, the 25-year-old Payson resident and mixed martial arts competitor...
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Actually, darling, theyre all delightful
By Clay McNear
The Rainbows Festival & Street Fair is sweet in the old-fashioned sense of the word. Its feel-good but non-saccharine, communal but non-violent. No death metal. No...
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