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Of Z-Guns and Brainbombs

Professional critics: An endangered species?

Babak Dehghanpisheh

NATIONAL PRESS RECOGNIZES R&G

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Planet Waves

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A Side of Eggers

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ASU's Research Magazine Eliminating 22-Year-Old Print Publication

Arizona State University's award-winning, full-color Research magazine will publish its last issue in March -- another apparent victim of cost-cutting in the face of economic troubles. "We have been told to re-invent ourselves," says Conrad Storad, the ASU employee who started the magazine in 198 ... More >>

John McCain Campaign Info Left in BlackBerry Phone Sold to Reporter

BlackBerry phones caused John McCain a bit of embarrassment several months ago after one of John McCain's campaign staffers said incorrectly that the Arizona Senator "helped create" them. Now it seems his former campaign workers can't even figure out how to erase private data on ... More >>

Beer Pong Herpes at ASU? Nope, Say University Officials Trying to Dispel Bogus News Story

A bogus news story about college students getting herpes from a drinking game contained a fake quote from Arizona State University president Michael Crow, according to a correction by the Los Angeles TV station KNBC.The erroneous article claims the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control has ... More >>

No Depression is Back! ...Sorta

When No Depression, The New York Times of roots music, stopped publishing last May, then stopped updating the site frequently shortly thereafter it left a huge hole in the alt-country scene. Now it's back. Sorta. The magazine, named for a Carter Family/Uncle Tupelo song, launched in 1995 is now a ... More >>

Twilight Author Stephenie Meyer, Indy 500 Driver Danica Patrick and John McCain Finalists for Time's Top 100

  Three high-profile Arizonans are finalists for the "Time 100," Time Magazine's list of the 100 most influential people of the year. They are: *Stephenie Meyer, Gilbert resident and author of the popular novel, Twilight. Read about Meyer in New Times' 2007 feature story about her. *D ... More >>

Meghan McCain Poised to Become "New Young Republican," Says The Atlantic

Meghan McCain is a few major media appearances away from being known as the "new young Republican" and voice of moderate conservatism, says the Atlantic Monthly.We don't know about all that, but it is fun sometimes to follow this local celebrity's life on the Internet.It turns out that we share an a ... More >>

"The New Defining Moment: Perspectives on the Presidency and Democracy"

Meghan McCain is a few major media appearances away from being known as the "new young Republican" and voice of moderate conservatism, says the Atlantic Monthly.We don't know about all that, but it is fun sometimes to follow this local celebrity's life on the Internet.It turns out that we share an a ... More >>

Star Trek Night

Meghan McCain is a few major media appearances away from being known as the "new young Republican" and voice of moderate conservatism, says the Atlantic Monthly.We don't know about all that, but it is fun sometimes to follow this local celebrity's life on the Internet.It turns out that we share an a ... More >>

Jonathan Alter

Meghan McCain is a few major media appearances away from being known as the "new young Republican" and voice of moderate conservatism, says the Atlantic Monthly.We don't know about all that, but it is fun sometimes to follow this local celebrity's life on the Internet.It turns out that we share an a ... More >>

Thirst Friday

Quench it at this chic new watering hole

Camp Rock

The geekiest show on Earth rolls into Modified

So, Six Comedians Walk Into a Bar . . .

For the punch line, hit the Improv

The Mountain Goats

Elite cloven feet

Winning News

New Times honored by Arizona Press Club and beyond

Quid Pro Crow

ASU's president puts the squeeze on freedom of speech to please his biggest donor

A to Zine

ASU's president puts the squeeze on freedom of speech to please his biggest donor

Planes Mistaken for Stars

From Newsweek to the Mason Jar

Student Body

From Newsweek to the Mason Jar

Rock Crock

One man travels through the best of what American music magazines offer -- and needs a shower

Razor's Hugh Hefner

Publisher details his magazine's maxim

Escape From Tempe

Assignment to Afghanistan is just another stop for local journalist

Mick Jagger

Goddess in the Doorway (Virgin)

Art Pulpitations

Sun City artist Norman Baer looks back at babes, blood baths and bazookas.

Reading the Beat

American dance-music journalism shows it has a long way to go

Hoke Floats

Folksy Norman Rockwell exhibition explores magic in the mundane

What, Them Worry?

As Mad celebrates its 400th issue, its editors wonder how to stay funny in a world gone mad

American Gotham

New Yorker characters revealed in multileveled Joe Gould's Secret

Zine-ophobia

New Yorker characters revealed in multileveled Joe Gould's Secret

CARLE HODGE'S NEEDLESS DEATH

New Yorker characters revealed in multileveled Joe Gould's Secret

THE SELLING OF ANNIE LEIBOVITZ

New Yorker characters revealed in multileveled Joe Gould's Secret

Bald Geeks & Beer Bitches at the Underground Publishing Convention

Remember drawing crayon superheroes on long strips of butcher paper, or doodling X-Men in your spiral bound notebook? Even non-geek kids do that. But sending intern applications to Marvel with hand drawn images of Iron Man, Rogue and She-Hulk crawling around the envelope? Oh, yeah, that was all us. ... More >>

Abe Vigoda

Remember drawing crayon superheroes on long strips of butcher paper, or doodling X-Men in your spiral bound notebook? Even non-geek kids do that. But sending intern applications to Marvel with hand drawn images of Iron Man, Rogue and She-Hulk crawling around the envelope? Oh, yeah, that was all us. ... More >>

Arty Girl: Write for the Superstition Review Online Magazine

By Arbron on flickr Creative Commons.Fire it up...you've got some writing to do.​So you want to be a published writer, eh? Good news! The Superstition Review online magazine is now accepting submissions.Here, in the offices of the Phoenix New Times, discussing the current state of a career in writ ... More >>

Zac Brown Band

By Arbron on flickr Creative Commons.Fire it up...you've got some writing to do.​So you want to be a published writer, eh? Good news! The Superstition Review online magazine is now accepting submissions.Here, in the offices of the Phoenix New Times, discussing the current state of a career in writ ... More >>

Zac Brown Band

By Arbron on flickr Creative Commons.Fire it up...you've got some writing to do.​So you want to be a published writer, eh? Good news! The Superstition Review online magazine is now accepting submissions.Here, in the offices of the Phoenix New Times, discussing the current state of a career in writ ... More >>