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Dave Uribe reports for duty at 6 a.m. on May 10, a Tuesday.
Uribe had been a Phoenix police officer for 22 of his 48 years. He still loved being a street cop in the...
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Man, I wish they'd had Roadtrip Nation in 1997, when I was fresh out of college and wondering what to do with myself. My roommate and I were scraping by from paycheck to...
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Did you know that the German fashion house Hugo Boss outfitted the Nazi SS during WWII? That many of the clocks in Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction are set to 4:20, a.k.a....
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The studied British theatricality and sharp wit of Mrs. Henderson Presents are likely to make it a favorite among nostalgiaphiles, theater buffs, and the tea-and-crumpets set....
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If you're not the sort of person who understands very deeply how your iPod downloads and manages all those songs, the work in "southwestNET: techno," a show of technological...
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Every fighting game needs a hook to stand out: Mortal Kombat has gore, Soul Calibur has weapons, Def Jam has hip-hop stars.
And Dead or Alive? It has boobies.
The DOA...
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From the beak of The Bird to the ear of Robrt L. Pela Published:
February 2, 2006
As fans of the Vatican and altar boy porn already know, Monsignor Dale Fushek, founder of America's largest Catholic youth ministry, has been under house arrest for the past...
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"Roooooowwwwwrrrraaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrooowwwwrrrrrrr!"
A guttural growl straight from the deepest pits of hell has just emanated from the throat of Melissa Cross, who follows it...
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Anthony Hopkins lends style points to any movie in which he appears. The thing may be a dog, but the actor who brought the gruesome psychopath Hannibal Lecter to life and got...
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The theme of the group show at Herberger Theater Center Gallery is "Sensual Pleasures," so there's lots of red in the pottery, paintings and sculptures on exhibit. Because as...
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By Jordan Harper, Melissa Levine and Robert Wilonsky Published:
February 2, 2006
Dune: Extended Edition (Universal)
On paper it sounds insane: A mammoth sci-fi epic directed by David Lynch, based on an intensely weird Frank Herbert novel about ecology...
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We are inching dangerously close to the point where elections in Arizona can be suspended for an indefinite period of time for the flimsiest of reasons.
Claiming to be...
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Oh, the bittersweet memories -- hooking up with that nose-ring girl at the Bash on Ash, getting your teeth kicked in at the Nile, seeing some of the greatest local talent...
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Here's the first thing that's audacious about What the Bleep!?: Down the Rabbit Hole, the second installment in what has become a franchise of oversimplified science,...
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"Lingerie: Secrets of Elegance" at Phoenix Art Museum: Yep, you read that right. Bras, baby doll nighties, and a sunburst display of girdles are just a gallery over from the...
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Benny Hill: Complete and Unadulterated -- The Hill's Angels Years, Set Four (A&E)
Billy Graham Presents: Gift Set (Fox)
Bubble (Magnolia)
Captains Courageous (1937)...
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"Too bad you've switched sides yet again, Jett," I needle the PHX's now stud-muffin-exclusive Vanessa Minnillo as we watch a fine, female-filled pair of Apple Bottom jeans...
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The laws of probability and rock tradition dictate that 2006, like every year before it, will not end without a notable musical death or two. Eventually, all our rock heroes...
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A Good Woman, Mike Barker's adaptation of the Oscar Wilde play Lady Windermere's Fan, has been gathering dust for some time. It played the Toronto Film Festival in the fall of...
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Kiss of the Spider Woman: Richard Trujillo gives a thrilling performance as Valentin, a puffed-up political prisoner trapped in the tenets of Marxism who, at the start of...
