There are many perks involved with being a DJ: Complimentary booze, free schwag, the adoration of hundreds at gigs, and (depending on the particular selector or promoter) possibly a nice payday. Then there are the more unusual bonuses, like the one that DJ Intel got the other night at The Monarch ... More >>
Sierra for ArizonaArizona said goodbye to the wrong elected official today.Leave it to Jan Brewer to humiliate Arizona -- yet again...President Barack Obama was in town today to tour an Intel factory getting built in Chandler -- and it took Brewer all of five seconds to make a goddamned scene.A s ... More >>
Michael HodginsMichael Hodgins has been one lucky corporate chef with a "wild" side (riding his motorcycle on weekends like a Wild Hog) and a penchant for endurance sports (probably a good idea for a food professional).
Will.i.am of the Black Eyed Peas has been named the creative director of innovation, according to Billboard.He'll be giving input on the development of a variety of products made by Intel Corp. The head of marketing at Intel said that the company is trying to tie entertainment and technology toge ... More >>
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Napolitano deftly played politics this legislative session to fend off all GOP foes
The Minibosses show us why dorks rock
Our denizens of the dark get singed by the hot chicas and fly papis at Club Bash's Noche de Salsa
Letters from the week of January 1, 2004
The Arizona Legislature may prove to be too much for ASU's unsinkable Michael Crow
Belly-dancing aficionada Tara Eivers hangs out in hip circles
Bite Me crashes a wacky wedding shindig
Bionic Jive's hip-hop/metal fusion is an accident that's about to happen
California eats lots of power, but it doesn't like growing its own power plants. Instead, Arizona is becoming the new power farm for the Coast.
Cave Creek rabble-rouser-cum-newspaper-publisher Don Sorchych has the town running scared
Spectacular new IMAX process plunges viewers into the thick of Cyberworld 3D
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Civil suits take back seat to criminal cases in county's full court press
Senator John McCain's push for campaign-finance reform has helped make him a presidential contender. Donations from special interests that appear before his Senate Commerce Committee haven't hurt, either
Even tough, effective teachers like Angela Kirkendall struggle to shield inner-city kids from the lure of the streets
Disgruntled Corvette buyer takes his fight to the Web
State Representative Steve May is a walking, talking contradiction
Mining industry strikes another rich vein in the Legislature
Arizona asteroid hunters were poised to save the Earth from Armageddon. Then a secret Air Force project took over.
Chandler's leaders want to transform their sleepy downtown into an "oasis for the affluent." No wonder the barrio is restless.
With his new residence built atop his antique shop, John Mollard thought he was set for life. He couldn't have imagined that the same city that encouraged him to build his home was laying plans to declare his neighborhood a blight, seize his property and
Symington's tax cuts had little or nothing to do with Arizona's economic boom, which isn't as robust as it's made out to be
Maricopa County dumped hazardous waste at its property for years. But don't expect the county to pay for it -- ADEQ has already let it off the hook.
Public relations firms wrote a script for overcoming opposition to Sumitomo's new silicon-wafer plant. City and state officials learned their lines well.
Foes of the Sumitomo facility continue to dig up inconsistencies in the process
Government officials are crowing about the deal that brought Sumitomo's silicon-wafer factory to northeast Phoenix. But they haven't mentioned that the deal will cost taxpayers billions of dollars.
Egoconsumed developers, lobbyists, flacks, detectives and lawyers generate fear and loathing a la Barbarians at the Gate. The reason? Two proposed outlet malls the Valley doesn't really need.
The Arizona Republic's fealty to Symington isn't just bad for journalism, it's bad for business
ULYSSES SANCHEZ WANTS TO TAKE PHOENIX FOR A RIDE. AND HIS DREAM OF A $200 MILLION THEME PARK IN THE DESERT MAY NOT BE AS CRAZY AS IT SOUNDS.
INVESTORS WANT WESTERN INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY TO CASH IN ON THE MBA CRAZE. BUT THE SCHOOL HAS YET TO MASTER ITS OWN BUSINESS PROBLEMS
AGAINST THE ADVICE OF CITY STAFF, INTERIM MAYOR THELDA WILLIAMS IS WORKING TO PUT HUNDREDS OF HOMES IN AN AIRPORT INCUSTRIAL PARK. BY THE WAY: ONE OF FRIENDS WIL MAKE $200,000 IF THE DEAL GOES THROUGH.
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