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On Monday, July 19, a top aide to Maricopa County Attorney Rick Romley told New Times that prosecutors will file a motion to dismiss murder and child-abuse charges against...
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So you missed June’s daylong Crossroads Guitar Festival in Chicago’s Toyota Park, which sold out in minutes and featured legendary guitarist Eric Clapton along with...
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Screenwriter, director, and comedian Kevin Smith launched his first “Smodcast” in 2007 with friend and producer Scott Mosier. “We sit around and add to the...
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You love art exhibitions. Your man, on the other hand, thinks that crap is for sissies. No problem. Tempe Center for the Arts has you covered with its latest show “Cars...
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This is going to be a disaster. Or maybe it’s going to be the best thing ever.Salt River Tubing & Recreation is already a circus on dirty, polluted water. Now imagine the...
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Every summer, the Phoenix metro area turns into the “Valley of the Hotel Pool Party.” But as great an excuse as it is to get drunk, half-naked, in the middle of the...
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Back in the day, Star Eyes brought hip sounds from across the pond way before statesiders had even heard the stuff. More than fifteen years later, one of the first female drum...
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It’s likely that no one cares that one of the props used in FrogWoman, a new play by Theatre In My Basement founder Chris Danowski, is a device made with the 9Kv/15A...
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To the lazy minds behind Anheuser-Busch’s marketing, weekends were made for Michelob. For small armies of Phoenix filmmakers, weekends were made for making movies. The...
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It's a good thing Afterlife sells energy drinks, because the kids are going to need them at tonight’s We Are Going Ballistic party.
The multi-faceted nightclub, which...
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For Phoenix sticker artist and impresario Mike Neely (better known as Mad One), the streets don’t sleep. With the world at large as his canvas, Neely has created...
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We’ve officially hit the dead of summer. And we mean dead. Honestly, at this point, we’d settle for a freaking movie date to get out of the house. Thankfully,...
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The Black Cactus Records gang is fed up. They're annoyed by the brash young hotheads who fancy themselves rock stars. They hate the dudes given to asinine behavior on stage...
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As an icon for a legion of girls in the 1980s, Pat Benatar sold out arenas by belting out “Heartbreaker,” “Hit Me With Your Best Shot,” and more than a...
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If we learned anything from the Pauly Shore classic Son in Law, it’s that everyone can benefit from a little bit of country living. Unfortunately, Phoenix isn’t...
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Are you sick of the Where the Wild Things Are craze? We’d by lying if we said we weren’t. So why is it that, in spite of our best efforts, we still like the damn...
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Parno Graszt, in Romani, means “white horse,” a symbol of purity and freedom in Hungarian culture. The band that uses this name takes its moniker seriously, using...
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We love it when a baseball squad starts playing the spoiler role. We think it’s the implied spitefulness -- there’s something positively delightful about a group of...
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You might want to ramble over to this week’s ArtWalk in Old Town Scottsdale. Not only because it’s the city’s 30-year-old tradition that jazzes up every...
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The members of Sleepwalk, A Robot may not take themselves seriously as people (they once made a music video called “Eff Practice, We’re Doing Cannonballs” where...
