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Night & Day
Southwest Shakespeare gasp! tinkers with the Bard
By Clay McNear
Those who think Rush wrote the line All the worlds a stage wont know, or care, that Southwest Shakespeare Company has taken certain liberties with the...
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Night & Day
By Clay McNear
There's nothing like being in a public place without the public. We've achieved this higher state of being twice, and we're not about to tell you where or how. Find your own...
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Night & Day
SMoCA fetes the Polaroid prior to its decommissioning
By Steve Jansen
One of the art worlds greatest tragedies is scheduled to take place at 12 a.m. January 1, 2010. Thats when the Polaroid goes kaput.
In case you havent...
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Night & Day
By Benjamin Leatherman
If victory is a drug, then Kerri Walsh must be a hardcore addict.
After all, the 6-foot-3 professional beach-volleyball player has amassed more than 100 wins on both the AVP...
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Night & Day
Candyfreak author returns with a delectable new screed
By Wynter Holden
Author Steve Almond has made a mint satisfying his oral fixations, and he didnt even need kneepads to do it.
A self-proclaimed chocoholic, Almond dove into the luscious,...
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Night & Day
It's Official
By Robrt L. Pela
Its getting harder to pull off that old argument about Phoenix not having any culture, especially when the arts season here is so significant that it rates its own...
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Night & Day
For a guy youve never heard of, this comics pretty booked
By Julie Seabaugh
Despite being the writer/director of the cult blaxploitation spoof Pootie Tang and the long-time, Emmy-winning collaborator of Chris Rock, Louis C.K. has never been widely...
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Night & Day
Hip Icelandic crew makes it up as it goes along
By Frances Michelle Lopez
It doesnt take an archaeological genius like Indiana Jones to decipher the messages embedded in the lyrics of Icelandic post-rock band Sigur Rós. Even the band has...
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Night & Day
By Ernest Barteldes
Few artists have gone through more reinventions than this Mexican-born guitarist has, going from his Latin-jam days fueled by his unforgettable appearance in the Woodstock...
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Night & Day
And were not talking about Ron Paul
By Peter Breslin
Gigantic, pissed-off chickens with teeth. Thats the impression created by the imposing models on display in the Feathered Dinosaurs and the Origins of Flight...
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Night & Day
The culinary blowout, held in conjunction with the release of New Times' annual Best of Phoenix issue, showcases 25 past Best of Phoenix restaurant winners. There'll also be a...
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Night & Day
The Pulitzer Prize winner (A Thousand Acres) reads from and signs her books.
Sat., Sept. 27, 7:30 p.m., 2008
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Sidebar
It happens all the time: I'm someplace outside of Arizona, I mention that I live here most of the year, and the Phoenix-bashing commences.
"Oh, no! Phoenix!" moaned Dennis,...
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Sideshow
By Wynter Holden
There are only two things restaurateur Peter "Kaz" Kasperski can't live without: work and good food. For him, the two are so deeply intertwined that the thought of losing...
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Sideshow
By Benjamin Leatherman
Don "Hollywood" Yates isn't someone you wanna mess with. Boasting a fearsome countenance and muscle-bound physique, the 6-foot-4, 235-pound badass has made a career out of...
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Sideshow
By Sloane Burwell
Gregory Gordon has style. And it's pretty obvious, considering he and partners Brad Plumley and Lew Gallo are the triumvirate of taste behind Haus Modern Living, one of the...
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Sideshow
By Wynter Holden
Oscar Mastrantuono, owner of Bomberos in Sunnyslope, has an unshakable confidence that would make his hot-blooded South American ancestors proud. Though he was raised in New...
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Sideshow
By Benjamin Leatherman
Paul Wilson's had more than a few obsessions in his day.
In fact, the über-eccentric artist's spent a lifetime indulging his endless manias for the past (particularly...
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Sideshow
By Niki D'Andrea
Heavy metal singer Patrick Flannery has lived in the Valley since 1983, and he knows a thing or two about the mingling of faith and freakiness in Phoenix.
As a teenager, the...
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The Bird
From the beak of The Bird to the ear of Stephen Lemons
BAAAAD SHEPHERD
Allow this avian to wow Christian and heathen alike with a little preachifyin', thus demonstrating that The Bird's days of forced Sunday school as a wee peeper...
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