Jill Bryan The comedian hosts Stand-Up Live's Comedy Gold showcase and radio's "What A Mouth." Check out www.jillbryancomedy.com for upcoming shows and events! When you put your key in the ignition and turn on the radio, what station would play right now? KMLE Country, 107.9-FM. I'm a big fan of T ... More >>
Can't stop, won't stopInspiration comes from many different places, the radio being one of them. While carousing around town in my hooptie the other day, the Notorious B.I.G./Puff Daddy/Mase 1997 classic "Mo Money, Mo Problems" came on over my speakers, much to my odd delight. After I was done ... More >>
James Franco, actor and star of films like 127 Hours, the Spider-Man series, and Pineapple Express, has decided to try his hand in the music business, according to Consequence of Sound.James Franco and Kalup Linzy have become the new musical duo that they've appropriately named Kalup and Franco. ... More >>
Tony MoralesTony Morales Morales is the pit master at Big Earl's BBQ and owner of Desert Smoke BBQ. Cheer him on at the Arizona Barbecue Festival this Saturday, March 26 at the Scottsdale Waterfront. When you put your key in the ignition and turn on the radio, what station would play right now? ... More >>
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:
Everlast and Everything You Need To Know About White Rappers Explained
Kings of Leon has stooped to a new low by bringing a potentially offensive yet interesting idea to the table, according to NME.The band posted an ad in an effort to recruit "characters with scars, pockmarked skin, physical abnormalities or deformities" for their next music video.In the ad, Kings ... More >>
Zia Records in Phoenix always seems to attract the hip hop and metal crowds. While this week is no exception with Eminem's The Recovery coming in at number 1, and both Ozzy Osbourne and Whitechapel making the list. Apparently the Phoenix kids still dig classic rock though, as Exile on Main St. an ... More >>
Whats the Next Logical Career Step for 50 Cent?
MGMT: Interesting music, plain clothes?For better or worse, music and fashion have been tied together for a long time. GQ published a short photo spread featuring several indie-cool bands all decked out in designer suits. While I always love a sharp-dressed man, it's hard to feel good about indie ... More >>
Electric Mustache: SNL Jabs JuggalosElectric Mustache: Photos: Little Dragon & Black Carl @ Modified Arts 12/2/09Idolator: Catch Kid Cudi's All-Star 'Pursuit Of Happiness'Idolator: Lady Gaga Meets The Queen And Miley CyrusNME: Eminem: 'I wasn't sharp enough on 'Relapse''Pitchfork: New Liars: "Sc ... More >>
Superconscious
(self-released)
"Here comes Satan. I'm the anti-Christ. I'm going to kill you..." Those are supposedly the lyrics from an Eminem song that Michael Miller says he screamed to his wife before stabbing her and his daughter to death on May 30, according to a recently released 911 tape. Media rep ... More >>
Just you and them and the music
Chart-busters for the week
Dancing teens trade moves, find love in a sweet backstage drama
Ninth mile
Slain D12 rapper Proof was lovin' life in the PHX, until one last trip to 8 Mile laid him low
Everybody's gotta go sometime
Chart-busters for the week
Plenty to rap about
Our naughty nightcrawlers hang with DJ Fashen at Next and wolf down a club-full of Sugar
50 Cent wants to be an actor . . . but he's not
The Documentary
(Aftermath/G-Unit/Interscope)
Chart-toppers for February 7 through 13
Jett and Kreme hit O'Mallys for the dope flows and tight rhymes of "Roc the Mic Tuesdays."
The last stand at the Black and Tan and buying panties at the Dirty Dogg Saloon.
New York hip-hop spins in Tempe
A new DVD series goes the extra mile -- lots of them, actually -- in featuring battle rap
Illegal Substance's music may be dumber than you average rap-rock fusion. But dumb sells.
Rapper's celebrity is criminal
One writer scrapes his $1 bin for the worst records of the year
The Year's Best in Movies, TV and Music
Jurassic 5 stays true to hip-hop -- even as its core audience lives in an alternative universe
New Times' panel of critics searches for musical gems in a disheartening 2001
Broken Silence (Def Jam)
The Gift (Will), You can Count on Me (Artemis/E-Squared), O Brother, Where Art Thou? (Mercury)
State Fair's appeal timeless
KKFR-FM 92.3
Thanks to Dr. Dre and his partners in crime, smoking dope looks cool again
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