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Keywords: Shaquille O\'Neal
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  1. Spiked

    Gun Nut

    The Spike shoots it up with Second Amendment types.

    As told to Quetta Carpenter
    Published: October 3, 2002

    Early in childhood, The Spike spoiled its frilly pink Easter dress by firing a double-barreled shotgun at a watermelon. The dress and The Spike landed in a large heap on the ground...

  2. Music

    Americano Idol

    Marc Anthony's rabid fans divulge the key to his Latin-pop crossover triumph, and the rules of salsa

    By Jimmy Magahern
    Published: August 8, 2002

    Here's a dating tip for every guy surfing Amor@AOL for a hot Latina mujer. If, after "musica favorita," she lists, simply, "salsa," there are three hard and fast commandments you m...

  3. Stage

    Crazy Quilt

    The Valley's newest troupe tries mightily to make mediocrity entertaining

    By Robrt L. Pela
    Published: July 18, 2002

    All signs were pointing to a lousy evening of theater, even before the curtain came up on White Byson Theater Company's production of Remember My Name. The show's publicist phoned ...

  4. Stuff

    The Prince

    At long last, the Godfather's son makes his first film, and it was not easy

    By Robert Wilonsky
    Published: May 23, 2002

    Thirty-four years later, Carson has returned to the school to deliver a series of lectures on the power of fable and film as metaphor, and he asked Coppola, whose film was partiall...

  5. Feature

    Capitol Cop-Out

    The Capitol Police is one of the state's smallest law enforcement agencies, and some say one of its worst

    By John W. Allman
    Published: April 25, 2002

    For years, Capitol Police officers have arrested people without cause and harassed the homeless. They target those who hang out along the sidewalks and parking lots near state gov...

  6. Night & Day

    Rants Fever

    Native Son Neal Pollack Lugs His Anthology to the Valley

    By Henry Cabot Beck
    Published: March 28, 2002

    There's a note in Samuel Beckett's play Waiting for Godot in which the character Vladimir "uses his intelligence." In spite of all his efforts to obey the author's parenthetical in...

  7. Music

    Blowing Rufus' Mind

    A roundup of the latest batch of eclectica that fell through the cracks

    By Dave McElfresh
    Published: February 21, 2002

    In 1941, a 12-year-old Rufus Jones electrified his homemade guitar with a piece of fence wire and a truck battery, "to impress them local Mississippi girlies," he recalls. While s...

  8. Stuff

    Dark Victory

    15 years later, Frank Miller once more dons Batman's cape and cowl

    By Robert Wilonsky
    Published: December 13, 2001

    It is December 5, the day AOL Time Warner-owned DC Comics has been anxiously awaiting for almost 15 years--the day writer-illustrator Frank Miller once more dons cape and cowl to r...

  9. Film

    Return to Focus

    A little-known novel from 1945 finds surprising new relevance on the big screen

    By Jean Oppenheimer
    Published: November 22, 2001

    It is difficult to imagine a more timely film than Focus; certainly, its message about intolerance resonates in a post-September 11 world in ways the filmmakers never anticipated. ...

  10. Stuff

    The Brave & the Bold

    On September 11, the world needed superheroes. It found them not in comic books, but in real life.

    By Robert Wilonsky
    Published: October 4, 2001

    Before he was editor in chief at Marvel Comics--which, by all rights, makes him the man who tells Spider-Man what he can do with himself and the X-Men where to go--Joe Quesada illu...

  11. Sidebar

    Casal in the Air

    Neal Casal Anytime Tomorrow (Morebarn Records)

    By Fred Mills
    Published: September 6, 2001

    Neal Casal may be one of those scratch-your-head, yeah-I've-seen-his-name-somewhere artists. He turned up in the record bins briefly with 1995's Fade Away Diamond Time not long bef...

  12. Stuff

    Back to School

    Judd Apatow's Freaks and Geeks grow up, more or less, and move to a dorm

    By Robert Wilonsky
    Published: August 30, 2001

    Judd Apatow tries not to think of what became of Sam and Lindsay Weir, Neal Schweiber, Bill Haverchuck, Daniel Desario, Nick Andopolis and the other freaks and geeks Apatow knew ba...

  13. Music

    Roosting Blues

    A revived label serves the blues well

    By Ross Johnson
    Published: August 23, 2001

    The mock primitive factor (hereafter referred to as mock prim) in blues is very high. Mock prim is that racial/racist double bind that says the best black music is that which is ma...

  14. News

    Unpackin' Mama's Pistol

    Gun lockers are coming to a public building near you

    By Edward Lebow
    Published: June 7, 2001

    The Arizona Museum for Youth has a reputation for innovative offerings. Yet in the coming months, it will be giving families access to something they won't find at many other major...

  15. Music

    Eccentricities

    While they may not top the Billboard charts, this month's batch of jazz, blues and heritage releases is definitely worth hearing

    By Dave McElfresh
    Published: May 3, 2001

    How do jazz players come up with the bucks to pay the rent? Do they sell plasma? Stuff envelopes at home? And was that famed jazz saxophonist Jackie McLean Gumbo saw selling tokens...

  16. Feature

    Kitch in Sync

    The same competitive fire that took Kitch Kitchen from the war-zone streets of Newark to basketball stardom has now made her the Valley's hottest rapper.

    By Gilbert Garcia
    Published: April 19, 2001

    By day, O'Mally's is a nondescript sports bar, nestled in a strip mall on the west side of Phoenix. By night, O'Mally's transforms itself into a dance club, changing musical iden...

  17. Music

    Once More, Mr. Nice Guy

    Reminted Billion Dollar Babies recalls a time when Alice Cooper ruled the world and didn't have to become the 34th president to do it

    By Serene Dominic
    Published: April 19, 2001

    "I found a million dollar baby/In a five and ten cent store . . ." -- Billy Rose, 1931 In other nickel-and-dime news, this year, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame shortchanged Alice ...

  18. News

    Arrested Safari

    Utah Attorney General's office says it can name that fraud in 11 felony charges against former Valley music promoter

    By James Hibberd
    Published: April 19, 2001

    A former vice president for Valley music promoter Safari Media has been arrested on fraud and racketeering charges.The Utah Attorney General's Office charged Thuc Tri Nguyen, 36, w...

  19. Bash & Pop

    Show Business

    TV-3's NewShow is overhauled, and local music gets the boot

    By Bob Mehr
    Published: April 12, 2001

    It's 10 o'clock, the television is on Channel 3 and the NewShow is on, but something is wrong, very wrong. There's no dancing letters, no familiar theme song, and -- gasp! -- co-an...

  20. Reviews

    Birth of the Cool: Beat, BeBop and the American Avant-Garde

    By Lewis MacAdams (Simon & Schuster Free Press)

    By Jeff Hinkle
    Published: March 1, 2001

    Cool is in the eye of the beholder, and poet/writer Lewis MacAdams has come up with a blueprint charting the development of the elusive, unspoken, Zenlike state of American "cool."...

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