Legendary film composer John Williams is scheduled to appear at a benefit performance by the Phoenix Symphony on September 28. It's not like he needs to tour to help raise money for his kids' college fund, and he's probably busy with the Jurassic Park IV and new Star Wars soundtracks. There's no rea ... More >>
The Spot: ABC Cake Decorating Supplies, Open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. See Also: - Cakes Baked in Eggshells - Five Peculiar Finds at ABC Cake Decorating Supplies' Summer Clearance Sale - Citadelle Plaza Farmers Market in Glendale: What We Bough ... More >>
Arizona prisons are notorious reservoirs of criminal behavior, and apparently that's just the staff. No joke. Arizona Department of Corrections Director Charles Ryan admits as much in a recent post to his "Director's Desk" blog, wherein he states that "in the past four and a half years, there hav ... More >>
Welcome to Chow Bella's Bites & Dishes, where Valley chefs and restaurateurs respond to a question New Times food critic Laura Hahnefeld has on her mind. Have a question you'd like to ask? E-mail laura.hahnefeld@newtimes.com. Miss a question? Go here.It's no secret there's a connection between food ... More >>
The year 1977 had a slew of watershed moments for both science fiction and pop culture as a whole. In theatres across the country, George Lucas' bombastic space opera flick Star Wars was blowing up like the Death Star and changing the cinematic landscape. Every child who was lucky enough to witnes ... More >>
Ladylike at Crescent Ballroom In this week's music feature the men of Ladylike, the Tempe-based pop combo that packed Crescent Ballroom last night, discussed the difference between a live show and a recording, noting that limiting their approach in the studio in favor of their live setting only ham ... More >>
Nadia Ali Monarch Theatre Saturday, May, 26 Better than: dishing out hundreds of dollars to see Katy or Britney, only to find out there's no room to dance. Thanks to Comicon, downtown was a great place to people watch last night. I spotted a rickshaw-driving Darth Vader, girls with cat ears, and ... More >>
Gilbertarians with a hankerin' for tasty cakes, cake pops, or over twenty varieties of cupcakes in flavors like raspberry lemon, caramel macchiato, or the seriously sweet Darth Vader -- a chocolate, chocolate-chip cupcake topped with dark chocolate butter cream and a dark chocolate drizzle -- take n ... More >>
Phoenix Comicon 2011 In Photos If you attended Comicon this weekend, the chances are good that you're currently nursing a pocky hangover (possibly a real one as well) and using Memorial Day to nap. While you recover from the sheer awesomeness, take a look back with these photos including cost ... More >>
Addie Nicole of HaloceneHalocene, Dead Man's Curse, and Toybox Phoenix Comicon at the Hyatt Regency Hotel Friday, May 26, 2011There was blood on the sidewalks at Phoenix Comicon last night. Thankfully, it wasn't real -- the sticky red puddles were left by hundreds of pasty-faced, costum ... More >>
Even Jar Jar Binks would look good in drag
Expect to see this kinda scene at the Sail Inn in Tempe tonight during rockaroke.The Yucca Tap's loss is the Sail Inn's gain. In case you're not up on the comings and goings of the Valley's music scene, local legends the Zen Lunatics packed up their popular -- and award-winning -- rockaroke nigh ... More >>
Chris Jericho has a busy weekend ahead of him here in Phoenix. Tomorrow night, the World Wrestling Entertainment superstar will rock Club Red in Tempe along with the other members of his heavy metal act Fozzy.Come Sunday, the Smackdown villain will defend his World Heavyweight Championship against E ... More >>
Welcome to The Grand Tour, a regular feature where PHXmusic.com takes you inside practice spaces, tour vans and seedy apartments occupied by Phoenix-area bands. This week we give you a look inside the industrial cozy space of Tempe-based punk band Rumspringer. If you would like your band featur ... More >>
Cult icons come out of the woodwork in Mesa
The man who gave us Young Darth returns with a Young Indy boxed set
Sicko drivers take the road to perdition
Current shows, exhibits, and installations
Current shows, exhibits, and installations
Ringing in Christmas with a band of butchered tourists
Fourth in series rushes through its paces
Welcome to Creepy Town
A terrifying bag o' fun
This is not the film you're looking for
A Force to be reckoned with
Cod is great
A Scottsdale resident builds a colossal creepshow in his own home
Eddie Murphy's trapped in The Haunted Mansion, and it's literally a good ride
There's more to black-metal exporters Dimmu Borgir than upside-down crosses
Iraq and roll don't go together well when rockers protest
E.T. returns to heal our cynical hearts
By the second reel, you'll be hoping for a swift end to Life As a House
Bones goes to the 'hood and digs up every horror cliché it can find
The Others goes bump in the night
Phoenix Theatre does justice to Don Quixote with notable cast and entertaining version of Wasserman masterpiece
Game soundtracks struggle for legitimacy in an industry obsessed with killing machines, not killer tunes
Call me a heretic, but this follicle fashion is cause for sheer terror
Return of the Jedi ushers in the age of movies for toys' sake
The Empire Strikes Back--again--in striking "special edition" reissue
Back to the future with Star Wars: The Special Edition
