Just like many of you, I've been transfixed this weekend watching the TV news coverage of the slaughter of the innocents at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut. And like a bad case of acid reflux, the national debate has begun -- for the umpteenth time -- over the issue of gun ... More >>
The Tucson city council voted unanimously last night to support the federal Fix Gun Checks Act of 2012 after hearing testimony from the survivors of the January 2011 Tucson shootings. "Based on the testimony from them, based on what's happened in the last couple of weeks in Milwaukee and Aurora, a ... More >>
I couldn't have asked for a better time to hear about the Summerland Tour. While waiting for a coffee in Venice Beach, California, I was browsing Up On The Sun on my phone and saw that Everclear was coming. I knew what I had to listen to, because I rolled down the windows and rocked out to "Santa Mo ... More >>
www.last2pics.comYee-hawFor a state that recently became only the second state in the entire country to pass a law that names an official state gun, it shouldn't come as much of a shock that Arizona scored a whopping zero points on this year's Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence annual scoreca ... More >>
The City of TucsonA mention of Columbine evokes images of two teenage gunman shooting up a school full of terrified classmates. Waco? The public mind recalls the infamous standoff and siege, the flames that ripped through a compound and the more than 80 people who died. Will ... More >>
Saturday's shooting rampage in Tucson, which left six people dead and 14 others injured -- including Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords -- is just the latest in at least 30 documented rampage shootings in American history.Listed below are 10 of the deadliest:
A few weeks ago Kanye West announced on his Twitter page that the original artwork for his upcoming album My Beautiful Twisted Dark Fantasy had been banned here in the US.Technically, the artwork wasn't banned. Instead Kanye's record label, strongly suggested that the album artwork be replaced f ... More >>
Jonathan McNamaraEverclear at The Big Pour.It's a well-established fact that the mark of a truly brilliant pop song is its ability to stand the test of time, captivating new generations or, at the very least, remaining meaningful to it's intended audience over a lifetime. As an admitted Gen X/Y c ... More >>
Luke HolwerdaGreen Day's Billy Joe Armstrong on stage at U.S. Airways Center in Phoenix.Depending on who you ask, there's something either: a) vaguelyorb) obviously and irredeemably pathetic about a 37-year-old man in skinny black jeans. So, yes, Green Day singer Billy Joe Armstrong immediatly ... More >>
from KPHO Channel 5 Thomas Coletto, aka, "Vito Lombardi" in 2007 I've discovered the true identity of the neo-Nazi who posed for a pic with Sheriff Joe Arpaio on May 2, which he then posted on Stormfront.org. His name is Thomas Vito Coletto, birth date 8/23/1989. And he has a record. Specific ... More >>
In the 24-hour news cycle it can be difficult to keep up. Worry not! We have the solution. Check back on Valley Fever every evening for highlights from each of New Times' blogs. Today's entries: Feathered Bastard: Joe Arpaio Fanboy/Neo-Nazi "Vito Lombardi" Is Thomas Vito Coletto, Alleged Columbine ... More >>
Columbine play illustrates the dark side of high school
Revenge of the nerds at Perihelion
Sheriff Joe crowns himself anti-corruption kingfish and J.T. Ready looks for race friends on Newsaxon.com
Bully takes you back to the battlefield of high school
The final spiral of a tormented musician
Selfish
(self-released)
Film showcase avoids the 'hood
Pokafase
(Artist Direct)
Ben Coccio's mock documentary gratuitously rehearses the school shooting scenario
Talking smack wreaks high school havoc in Mean Girls
Nothing's black and white at Millennium High School
Two local bands put divergent spins on their metal theater
The year's best featured plenty of sad white guys
Michael Moore goes threshing about in search of fear itself
Danish 'psychobilly' band lampoons America, offers twangy satire
Buddy & Julie Miller (HighTone)
Mutter (Republic/Universal)
From the week of March 29, 2001
Pay It Forward is so sweet it should sicken, but the sugar won't be denied
"Fragile Moments" and "Screen Shots," two separate exhibits at ASU, tie disparate childhood memories together
MDFMK's Sascha Konietzko on controversy, scapegoating and Columbine
Anatomy of a gay hate crime in fictional Lummox, Texas is a one-man tour de force
While society frets over the threat of school massacres, a more insidious and lethal rampage mounts on the streets, unacknowledged
Year after year, Murphy school district officials watched their students die in a hail of violence. They decided to take matters into their own hands.
Musicalized South Park is something to @#$%& about
From the week of May 27, 1999
William Bennett and the right make might at a Scottsdale resort
Trekkies docu examines starship troupers
On the eve of Alice Cooper's boxed-set release party, several local musicians are cursing the bar that bears his name
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