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Newsflash, University of Iowa researchers: It doesn’t take a video game study to tell us that American attention span is that of a goldfish. Information is fed to us in b...
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12 jurors filed solemnly into downtown Phoenix courtroom after lunch last November 14, a Monday.
It had been three long months since opening statements in tragic murde...
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Long before we were officially a state, Arizona was making history — and not all of it bad, though some of it certainly borders on unbelievable. In 1910, a Maricopa Count...
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"Not alone for gold and silver / Is Arizona great / But with graves of heroes sleeping / All land is consecrate!" — "Arizona March Song"
goal of finding Arizona's 10...
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In our status-updated, YouTubed, and retweeted age of self-documentation, does "faux-found-footage" genre — popularized by Blair Witch Project, vulgarized by Para...
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Before digital music players were ubiquitous pieces of art capable of housing thousands of songs, pictures, and videos, y were bulky, expensive, and limited pieces of plastic.
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Just when it seems like you’ve finally gotten over that epic New Year’s hangover, anor annual celebration. This January brings with it Chinese year of dragon...
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Jack MacIntyre is paid more than $120,000 a year to justify and rationalize ill deeds for which his boss, Sheriff Joe Arpaio, ultimately is culpable.
se include wrongfu...
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A doggedly overwrought production less felt than facile, Steven Spielberg's War Horse is an essentially uninvolving prestige adaptation.
It might be perverse to accuse a tearjerke...
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Hipster dance nights have a shelf life, burning brightly before flaming out into obscurity and leaving only hazy memories of exploits, goofy photographs, and tales of hedon...
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Described as a "psychotic prom-queen bitch," anti-heroine of Young Adult is a prize part that affords Charlize ron one of season's prize performances — although, t...
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first thing you see in Lars von Trier's Melancholia is a tight close-up of Kirsten Dunst's face. Behind her, slow as molasses, birds are dropping from sky. Brueghel's F...
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A revenge of have-nots playing on clear class stratification of luxury high-rise, Tower Heist pits lobby against penthouse. Josh Kovacs (Ben Stiller) is manager of ...
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Written and directed by Bruce Robinson, Rum Diary is what Brits might call a rum movie — an oddly inoffensive piece and a personal project for its disconcertingly une...
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Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford, is close-second candidate to be attributed authorship of 37 plays of William Shakespeare, glover's son turned actor from Stratford-...
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With right amount of confidence and enough liquid courage, anyone can be a karaoke star for a night. What takes true bravery, however, is being able to perform your own materia...
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breakup gods are being summoned at eye lounge.
As part of installation "Grief: Sukiyaki," Jenna Duncan has organized west half of Phoenix gallery into an informal ...
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Here is my problem: I was raised in a typical gabacho family. My siblings and I all enjoyed a typical gabacho relationship. We are as close as cats. I phoned my bror year-before...
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Sheepishly, obligingly, Azazel Jacobs trespasses into Manhattan apartment where he used to live. On Avenue A and 10th Street, above where now-defunct Brownies used to showc...
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First, imagine a brooding, somewhat reckless Ian Curtis type singing over raging-yet-melodic hardcore of early Hüsker Dü. n, imagine a fist crashing into your face...
