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Movie Violence Has Never Been Better -- or More Reckless

Henry Rollins Won't Tell You Who to Vote For (But He Really Thinks You Should Vote)

See also: OFF!'s Dimitri Coats Talks Phoenix Oil Theft Charges See also:Henry Rollins on Occupants, the Occupy Movement, and the RadioYesterday, 458 episodes of legendary maverick pirate/BBC radio broadcaster John Peel's radio program were mysteriously uploaded to SoundCloud. For fans of radio that ... More >>

Our 12 Favorite NSFW Videos (NSFW. DUH.)

See also: Miniature Tigers Get Sexy @ Crescent Ballroom We've documented the fact that Miniature Tigers' new album, Mia Pharaoh has no shortage of totally sexy songs. The group's latest video, "Sex on the Regular" furthers the vibe, featuring a fox lady with a singing vagina. You know, because no ... More >>

May 11 In Blogs: Russell Pearce, Craig Citizen, Fatboy Slim, Four Peaks, and Meghan McCain

​​​In the 24-hour news cycle, it can be difficult to keep up. We have the solution. Check back on Valley Fever every evening for highlights from each of New Times' blogs. Today's entries:

Lon's Farm to Table Dinner and BBC Tacos in Today's Eater's Digest

The Simple Lens ​Hungry for your early morning serving of food news, with no preservatives or additives?Farm to Table DinnerCan't wait till May 16th for ZuZu's Chef's Dinner with Duncan Farms? Well you're in luck --- you can get your Duncan Farm's fix this week at Lon's at the Hermosa. Thurs ... More >>

African Cats: Kings of the Jungle Get the March of the Penguins Treatment

Is Eric Nally's Theory on Musicians as Mythical Creatures Valid?

​Foxy Shazam front man Eric Nally made a very interesting point about the private lives of rock stars when I spoke to him last week. He brought up the factor of their ambiguity and how they were considered to be characters that all their fans wanted to know everything about even though they were n ... More >>

PVT: Church With No Magic

​What happens when a previously instrumental band decides to add some vocals to the mix? The jury is still out on that -- just ask RJD2 -- although the reception is never quite as positive as it could be. Australia's PVT (formerly Pivot) are going through these exact same vocal growing pains with ... More >>

MasterChef With Gordon Ramsay, The American Idol of Cooking Shows, Coming to Fox in July

With no restaurant experience, a passion for cooking, and a dream of one day working as a professional chef, 50 just-like-us contestants will test their skills and palate in hopes of becoming the winner of MasterChef, the cooking competition show coming to Fox on July 29. Gordon Ramsay, the show's ... More >>

Roxy Music DVD Offers History of Influential Act that Mixed Art, Rock and High Style

Eagle Rock Entertainment​ Not just any band could have their praises sung by fellow musicians as disparate as Bono, Siouxsie Sioux and Chic's Nile Rodgers, but then Roxy Music were not like any other band. Emerging from Great Britain in the early 1970s, U2's lead singer remembers Roxy like ... More >>

The Euro Stops Here

Eurovox's mod musin' sounds straight outta Camden, not Mesa

Department of Eagles, Crooked Fingers, and Marrianne Dissard Are Part of What's Selling at Stinkweeds Record Exchange

Daniel Rossen (left) and Fred Nicolaus of indie outfit Department of Eagles. Brooklyn folktronica duo Department of Eagles found themselves -- or, more specifically, their October release In Ear Park -- landing on a number of requisite year-end top 10 lists. Critics from Filter and NPR gave the di ... More >>

The Top 10 Reissues of 2008

By Chris Gray It's time to rank the best of what went around and came around again. BILLY JOEL The Stranger (Columbia/Legacy) As punk and disco exploded, the Piano Man's deeply unhip 1978 breakthrough proved that top-shelf Broadway/Brill Building songwriting could still sell - and, occasionally, ... More >>

On Jimi Hendrix’s Mexican Heritage and the True Meaning of the Word Gringo

The Futureheads strike back against critiques of This Is Not the World

Academy Award-winning No Country for Old Men makes the jump to DVD

How the West was wasted

Pause & Rewind

The best DVDs of '07 made old movies feel new again

New Times' top DVD picks scheduled for release this week

The Izzard King

The Brit hits the fans at SCFPA

Dylan Avery discusses balls; Uh, not his own, of course.

The Yoda of 9/11

Pat Curley slices through the loony conspiracy theories at his influential "Screw Loose Change" Web site

Beat the Crowd

Revolting Development

What we forget about the Alamo - and fungus

New Times' top DVD picks for the week of January 9

The Derailers

On track

Bond in a Bikini

Tommy, Can You Hear Me?

A Tommy chronology

New Times' top DVD picks for the week of February 28

Art Imitates Strife

The Year in Documentaries

Love at First Fight

Bringing fresh passion to an old love story

Getting Tail

What music is being wagged by the news this month

The Euro Stops Here

Eurovox's mod musin' sounds straight outta Camden, not Mesa

Dance, Dance Revolution

This was the year electronic dance music got its head -- and its ass -- out of the past

The Faces

Five Guys Walk Into a Bar . . .
(Rhino)

Islands in the Stream-o

The bastardization of a genre

Captured and Enraptured

Romantic complexity fills and surrounds this superb Castle

Gypsy Jamboree

Gogol Bordello romps through a theater of punk, Gypsy folk and the macabre

Fine Arts

Public access show provides a cornucopia of rare and eye-opening footage

Obsessions, Passions, Perversions 2000

Music critics reveal their deepest, darkest record-buying secrets in New Times' annual poll

Sundome-upon-Avon

The Shakespeare Revue

Gang of Three

New York trio plays minimalist punk with a British bite

Toy Story

The creators of Chicken Run find soul in a lump of clay

Tara Hitchcock Presents

Zen Lunatics act like the pretenders

Rave Review

Witty dialogue, driving music keep Human Traffic jammin'

Austen Power

Jane's Mansfield hits one out of the Park

Letters

Tom Marches On

It's not unusual to find we're still in love with him, woah woah woah woah, woah woah woah woah woah woah

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