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The corner of Cave Creek Road and Cheryl Street in Sunnyslope isn't usually a roadside attraction. Occupied by dilapidated wingding-style apartments and auto body shops with...
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LOCAL HEROES
Ever since the MCSO's contract for police services with the town of Guadalupe was renewed earlier this year, a small band of residents of the square-mile town...
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The sports author (Now I Can Die in Peace: How ESPN's Sports Guy Found Salvation and More, Thanks to the World Champion (Twice!) Boston Red Sox) signs his latest, The Book of...
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Braiiiiiiinstorming for something to do on Halloween? Forget about handing out candy to the kids; on October 31, get your zombie on while riding the light rail from Mill Avenue...
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For the past five years at the Rogue Bar, Saturday nights have seen an influx of skinny-jean-wearing hipsters looking for their next Brit-pop fix. That’s been provided by...
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SpongeBob SquarePants has a bad rap. Overzealous merchandisers mis-market him as a canary-colored bath toy. Educators and many parents – who in most cases have never...
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The runway shows will be set to live music by Dry River Yacht Club, Strange Young Things, Peachcake, Treasure Mammal, 36 Cents and A Dream, Colorstore (pictured), Hooves, Dylan...
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Halloween's a richly complicated holiday that began when Samhain, a harvesty Gaelic fest, got mashed up with All Saints' Day, the heavy-duty Catholic day of obligation, and its...
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The author and contributing editor for Vanity Fair and Rolling Stone discusses his book Israel Is Real: An Obsessive Quest to Understand the Jewish Nation and its History.
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You'll have to get your Irish up on All Hallows this year, as the cabbage-eaters collide with trick-or-treaters. The fest features Irish grub, drink, dance, and live...
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The last time we saw one of Chris Danowski’s Theater in My Basement productions, we left scratching our heads but feeling strangely satisfied. That’s because his...
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You think you know some scary people, but you haven’t met Screwtape. He and his nasty nephew -- both demons in the literal sense -- are out to get our hero, a fellow known...
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For fans of Eames chairs, nylon Frieze, and built-in blond-wood cabinetry, the title says it all: “Modernism Revisited: An Exploration of Iconic Mid-Century Furniture,...
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At first glance, Mei-Ling Hopgood’s Lucky Girl smacks of Oprah. And Hopgood’s 2009 memoir, about traveling back to China as an adult to reunite with the birth parents...
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Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon and noted chef Christopher Gross are scheduled to be on hand for the debut of the new store, which supports Arizona-based small farmers and...
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The pleasingly lo-fi event features a screening of the pleasingly horrible Plan 9 from Outer Space and a costume contest.
Sat., Oct. 31, 8 p.m., 2009
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Halloween night is full of choices. Almost too many. So if you want lovely drinks in a classy setting with a background of hot music, we’ll make it easy for you: Head for...
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It’s true that G.G. Elvis and the T.C.P. Band – a group of NOFX and Lagwagon refugees that somehow mashes together G.G. Allin’s music with The King’s –...
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It's been a long time, Rakim. Too long.
The self-proclaimed microphone fiend will break his nearly decade-long sabbatical to release his latest album, The Seventh Seal, next...
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The museum presents the 10th annual exhibit of altars, cajitas (small, traveling altars), calaveras (skulls), and calacas (skeletons) in conjunction with Calaca Cultural Center...
