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Issue: December 24, 2009

Page: 2

34 stories found - 21 through 34

21. Shrapnel

Patti Smith Through an Arizonans Eyes

By Sarah Ventre Published: December 24, 2009

Patti Smith, in her own words, is "an American artist . . . [who has] no guilt." Though she has been making music for over 35 years, her thick, unapologetic voice can still...
22. Live Wire

Coats & Villa

By Craig Outhier Published: December 24, 2009

Wayne Coats and Nicholas Villa are Phoenix-based musical confederates whose surnames happen to sound really classy together — suggesting, perhaps, a high-end home...
23. Live Wire

The DelRayz

By Craig Outhier Published: December 24, 2009

Let's hear it for gender diversity in the workplace. After tearing up Valley gin joints for the better part of two decades in mainly all-female bands, blueswomen Rochelle Raya...
24. Live Wire

Trunk Space Fest

By Jason P. Woodbury Published: December 24, 2009

So even if your grandma didn't get you an awesome new sweater for Christmas just begging to be shown off downtown, there are still plenty of reasons to drag your butt to Trunk...
25. Live Wire

Your Yellow Dress

By Michael Alan Goldberg Published: December 24, 2009

Until Sufjan Stevens gives California his "Fifty States Project" treatment, we've got Your Yellow Dress, a gentle indie-folk outfit that waxes wistful and nostalgic about the...
26. Needle Exchange

Hulkamania Holiday Hoedown

By Benjamin Leatherman Published: December 24, 2009

To paraphrase legendary professional wrestler Hulk Hogan: Watcha gonna do, brotha, when an energy drink company wants to support a dance party put on by you? Such is the...
27. Turntable

Seven Nights of DJs & Dancing

Published: December 24, 2009

THURSDAY 24 Bunkhouse: DJ Doom (Top 40, dance) Bobby Qs: All-Star Thursdays X-Mas Eve Mistletoe Party with DJ 4Play, & DJ Skilzz (hip-hop, R&B, reggae, old school) Marc's...
28. Cafe

More Indie Breakfast Spots, Convenient Banh Mi, and Other Culinary Wishes for 2010

By Michele Laudig Published: December 24, 2009

Sexy black leather boots. Rosetta Stone software to learn Spanish. Maybe a wine- and tapas-filled trip to Barcelona. And forget about snow — I'm dreaming of white...
29. Film

Its Complicated: Nancy Meyers Cant Keep Making the Same Film Over and Over

By Scott Foundas Published: December 24, 2009

Does Nancy Meyers hate women? The thought ran through my head not very long into It's Complicated, Meyers' biennial stocking-stuffer about the romantic trials and tribulations...
30. Film

Crazy Heart: Country Music, Faded Stardom, Liquor, and Age

By Nick Pinkerton Published: December 24, 2009

Yesterday's honky-tonk hero, Bad Blake, arrives at a Clovis, New Mexico bowling alley. It's another in a string of low-pay, low-turnout gigs with pickup bands half his age,...
31. Film

Tom Fords A Single Man: Its Better to Look Good Than Be Good

By Scott Foundas Published: December 24, 2009

Tom Ford's A Single Man: It's better to look good than be good. Too much is never enough for fashion designer turned filmmaker Tom Ford, whose debut feature flaunts its...
32. Film

Broken Embraces: Pedro Almodóvar Still Believes in Pedro Almodovar

By Rob Nelson Published: December 24, 2009

Pedro Almodóvar still believes in Pedro Almodóvar. "Everything's already happened to me," admits Harry Caine, the blind, middle-aged filmmaker in Broken...
33. Surreal Estate

Tour de Force: What Happens When You Open the Doors to Your Historic Home to Strangers

By Robrt L. Pela Published: December 24, 2009

My spouse and I recently invited 2,000 strangers into our home. Friends roll their eyes when I admit this, but for me, the only weird part about throwing open our home to...
34. New Year's Eve Guide

Your Guide to What's Going Down on the Last Night of 2009

Published: December 24, 2009

Only a handful of days remain until the end of the Naughties, which means it's time to look back on this massively madcap decade. And, frankly, it's been something of a...