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Karina Longworth Looks Ahead to the Most Anticipated Films of 2012

Nine Films to Anticipate in 2012

The Zombies @ Celebrity Theatre

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Branded: Moving the Tucson Safeway Memorial

Photos by Jamie Peachey Safeway employees move the makeshift memorial outside of the Tucson Safeway where Jared Loughner open fired on January 8, 2011. When we arrived, the memorial was intact: hundreds of bouquets, cards, candles, posters marking the January 8 tragedy, remembering the victi ... More >>

Branded: Can Tucson Ever Live It Down?

Photos by Jamie Peachey Safeway employees move the makeshift memorial outside of the Tucson Safeway where Jared Loughner open fired on January 8, 2011. When we arrived, the memorial was intact: hundreds of bouquets, cards, candles, posters marking the January 8 tragedy, remembering the victi ... More >>

Giffords Shooting: The Security Problem

Image: Facebook Gabrielle Giffords chose to have no security at some of her events, despite past threats ​Gabrielle Giffords chose to have no security at her Congress on Your Corner events, it's been well-reported by now.No cops were standing by when Jared Loughner opened fire on innocent p ... More >>

Louie Puroll Firing Put in Second Place by Chandler Mall Standoff

The best thing that happened to Louie Puroll and the Pinal County Sheriff's Office yesterday was the standoff out at the Chandler Mall, a made-for-TV incident that put the deputy's firing deep into second place, news-wise. ​ Still, by now everyone who follows local news knows Pinal County S ... More >>

Family Removes "Offensive" Paul Babeu Billboard

Paul Babeu got his wish -- this billboard has been removed.​A billboard displaying a Hispanic family with an out-of-context quote from Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu has been removed.Within days of the billboard being put up, Babeu started campaigning to have it removed, even calling the consulat ... More >>

Pinalcchio: Renowned Forensics Experts Say a Pinal County Deputy's High-Profile Tale About Getting Shot After Encountering Drug Smugglers Doesn't Add Up

Paul Babeu got his wish -- this billboard has been removed.​A billboard displaying a Hispanic family with an out-of-context quote from Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu has been removed.Within days of the billboard being put up, Babeu started campaigning to have it removed, even calling the consulat ... More >>

Sheriff Paul Babeu Says He Had Nothing to Do With Somewhat Racist Billboard

Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu​Last night, a friend emailed us a photo of a billboard showing a quote from Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu accompanied by what appears to be a Hispanic family lookin' down in the dumps.The quote isn't necessarily racist -- neither is the photo -- but when combined ... More >>

10 Things Under $10 New Year's Weekend

Table reservations at chic Scottsdale nightspots will be going for $200 a pop with bottles of bubbly starting at double that amount (or more). Tickets to any of the major block parties or other swanky shindigs will be at least $20 or more by the time you stumble to the door, not to mention however m ... More >>

Hot Links: Craig's List Scam, I-10 Restrictions, and Rabies

​A man from Phoenix was arrested by detectives from the Department of Public Safety, after a two-month investigation into an alleged scam. The man is accused of stealing invalid amusement park passes from Valley retailers and then selling them for hundreds of dollars on web site Craig's List. Auth ... More >>

James Rollins

​A man from Phoenix was arrested by detectives from the Department of Public Safety, after a two-month investigation into an alleged scam. The man is accused of stealing invalid amusement park passes from Valley retailers and then selling them for hundreds of dollars on web site Craig's List. Auth ... More >>

Summer Guide: Trek to Tucson

​A man from Phoenix was arrested by detectives from the Department of Public Safety, after a two-month investigation into an alleged scam. The man is accused of stealing invalid amusement park passes from Valley retailers and then selling them for hundreds of dollars on web site Craig's List. Auth ... More >>

There's no good proof the real Medium, Allison DuBois, has ever cracked a case, but her fans don't care

​A man from Phoenix was arrested by detectives from the Department of Public Safety, after a two-month investigation into an alleged scam. The man is accused of stealing invalid amusement park passes from Valley retailers and then selling them for hundreds of dollars on web site Craig's List. Auth ... More >>

Wachowski brothers’ Speed Racer is anime in overdrive without substance

​A man from Phoenix was arrested by detectives from the Department of Public Safety, after a two-month investigation into an alleged scam. The man is accused of stealing invalid amusement park passes from Valley retailers and then selling them for hundreds of dollars on web site Craig's List. Auth ... More >>

Friday morning laugh

​A man from Phoenix was arrested by detectives from the Department of Public Safety, after a two-month investigation into an alleged scam. The man is accused of stealing invalid amusement park passes from Valley retailers and then selling them for hundreds of dollars on web site Craig's List. Auth ... More >>

Flower Power Blooms Eternal

But put your shirt back on

Seven Nights of DJs and Dancing

Who's spinning what, where and when

ASU Inc.

Welcome to the world of Mike-Crow management

Art Scene

Current exhibitions, shows, and installations

Kittie

Funeral for Yesterday
(X of Infamy)

Redemption Song

Twenty years ago, Ken Lamberton seduced one of his junior high students. Here's what's happened since

Reviews of current exhibits, shows and installations

Twenty years ago, Ken Lamberton seduced one of his junior high students. Here's what's happened since

Bollywood Dreams

What's a white girl like Samantha Riggs doing in a sari?

Silly Humans, Matrix Is for Kids!

Revolutions runs a playful joy ride through a nifty vision of hell

Neo Sparrin'

Keanu Reeves and the Wachowski brothers deliver a fresh helping of May tricks

Reporter's Notebook

Hearing bull in a bear market

Cold Shoulder

State gives feds the brush-off on open-space preservation plan

Babbitt's Secret Growth-Control Plan

While the state and the Sierra Club jockey to curb urban expansion, the Secretary of the Interior is quietly pushing his own proposal. We've got the maps.

Just Desserts

After a messy split, Sugar High returns, refining its sweet sound with Ice Cream Anti-Social

Mean Season

A once-powerful Arizona Boys Ranch football team struggles to find its way into the end zone

Boomerang Bust

San Manuel is finding out what happens when an Australian company buys the local copper mine and lays off half the town

Star Tech

Action-packed The Matrix sends you reeling through an alternative reality

Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch

Action-packed The Matrix sends you reeling through an alternative reality

Business Az Usual

A gruesome death has cost Arizona's multimillion-dollar teen rehabilitation industry a bundle. But it's not because the state is determined to stop the abuse.

Greenhouse Defect

A gruesome death has cost Arizona's multimillion-dollar teen rehabilitation industry a bundle. But it's not because the state is determined to stop the abuse.

Pic Hits for the week

A gruesome death has cost Arizona's multimillion-dollar teen rehabilitation industry a bundle. But it's not because the state is determined to stop the abuse.

MURDERING THE TRUTH

A gruesome death has cost Arizona's multimillion-dollar teen rehabilitation industry a bundle. But it's not because the state is determined to stop the abuse.

TOUR DE FARCETHE AUTHORS OF AMERICA'S QUIRKIEST GUIDEBOOK PUT PHOENIX ON THE MAP

A gruesome death has cost Arizona's multimillion-dollar teen rehabilitation industry a bundle. But it's not because the state is determined to stop the abuse.

SCENT OF AN ARTIST

A gruesome death has cost Arizona's multimillion-dollar teen rehabilitation industry a bundle. But it's not because the state is determined to stop the abuse.

DODGING A BALLOT THIRD PARTIES RANKLED BY EXCLUSION FROM APS' KIDS VOTING PROGRAM

A gruesome death has cost Arizona's multimillion-dollar teen rehabilitation industry a bundle. But it's not because the state is determined to stop the abuse.