Rudolph Giuliani

American Banks Are on a Massive Crime Spree; Obama and Romney Hope You Won't Notice

Mayor Gordon May Be Remembered Most for Compromising His Ethics for the Woman He Loved

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 >>

Mitt Romney Coming to Arizona to Campaign for John McCain

www.charlespaolino.blogspot.com Mitt Romney​We got word today that there's another high-profile Republican coming to town to stump for Senator John McCain and it's someone who hasn't always been one of "The Maverick's" biggest fan. Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney will be in ... More >>

Ron Paul's "Ronulans" Go Gaga Over Documentary For Liberty Tonight

from LittleGreenFootballsOne pic you won't see in the doc: Ron Paul, ex-KKK Grand Wizard Don Black, and Black's son Derek.Whenever Congressman Ron Paul shuffles off this mortal coil, he'll have no dearth of hagiographers. Indeed, he already has plenty, like the makers of the documentary For Liberty, ... More >>

Bob Dylan: Secret Wingnut? Book Says So.

​We get a lot of weird books and CDs in the mail, but the 600 page RightWing Bob: What The Liberal Media Doesn't Want You To Know about Bob Dylan is near the top of the list. The book, by Bob-obsessed blogger A.J. Weberman, makes the case.Weberman appears to be a certifiable loon: A self-proclaim ... More >>

Shepard Fairey, Watch Your Back: Keith Haring Meets DOSE at Scottsdale's Bentley Gallery

DOSE's tribute to Haring, at the entrance to Scottsdale's Bentley Gallery.For those who doubt Phoenix graffiti writers have the stuff to invade the realm of fine art, Scottsdale's Bentley Gallery has a one word rebuttal: DOSE. The PHX's sultan of street art is known for his work with the Forever in ... More >>

Lisa James on Randy Pullen, Sheriff Joe, and the Battle for the AZ Republican Party

  We're not going so far as to predict another Thrilla in Manila, but we will say this: the fight for the chairmanship of the state Republican party is getting good -- in a juicy, knockdown, drag-out kind of way. Just how we like it! Here's the background for all you non-politi ... More >>

"Live Bloggers" On Channel 12: Technologically Advanced [and Totally Ridiculous]

Hot Links: Sarah Palin's pregnant kid, Steve Berman's latest gaffe, Matt Leinart pissed at not starting, and more.

Mesa Police Chief George Gascón stares down Sheriff Joe Arpaio

Moolah for Mullahs

All aboard the '80s way-back machine

Below the Belt

Lawyer Dennis Wilenchik's spearheading Joe Arpaio's attempt to smear his chief political rival

The Yoda of 9/11

Pat Curley slices through the loony conspiracy theories at his influential "Screw Loose Change" Web site

Dr. Feelgood

Moore's pill goes down easy, but his diagnosis still devastates

9/11 troofer & tin-foil hatter badgers Rudolph Giuliani's pollster & gets arrested for the cause.

Mayor Phil Gordon hides behind his mummy and practically runs away from this reporter at the PHX State of the City address.

The New Times Friday Poll: Who're you feelin' right now, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, or Rudy Giuliani?

Candid Cameras

Mostly meat, with a little cheese

Red Bull Run

P-town's Pleasure Squad squeezes into Scottsdale's swank Six Lounge for a Satanic Red Sunday.

Dough Boy

Our foodie finds the top five pizza spots in town

The Invisible Man

Phil Gordon will be the next mayor of Phoenix. Why doesn't anybody care?

Dead to Rights

Stripped of pretentious excess, Danny Boyle gets his mojo back in the dig-vid zombie flick 28 Days Later.

Fight Club

Sandler and Nicholson yell at each other, and it's unpleasant

About to Burst

On the road with a new album and a still-killer live show, the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion ain't no joke

Living Out Loud

After surviving a difficult beginning, J-Live gives hope to hip-hop

Rescue 9/11

This year, a handful of shows provided the healing power of laughter

Letters

From the week of November 8–14, 2001

News From Left Field

In which we bunt a few out of the park

Emmy or Not to Emmy?

That's been the long, hard decision for TV academy chairman Bryce Zabel

Size Matters

Roni Size is dedicated to moving forward, boundaries be damned

Ascension

13-year-old Scottsdale saxophone prodigy Alex Han prepares for takeoff

Sibling Chivalry

A prodigal brother brings home a little trouble but much joy in irresistible You Can Count on Me

Gang of Three

New York trio plays minimalist punk with a British bite

Trailer Park Buddha

Trashman takes failure and football on the road to enlightenment

Nightmare Allies

Jennifer Lopez and Vincent D'Onofrio are mad for each other in impressive but troubling The Cell

Letters

Spade & Neutered

Scottsdale's "Looking Forward" is sanitized for your protection

Kaleidoscope Eyes

Seething with rage and burning with desire, hip-hop nonconformist Kelis makes an inspired, mood-swinging debut

One Tough Mother

By Laura Laughlin Sophia Lopez-Espindola's grassroots organization has survived bullets, business setbacks and political pitfalls

Planes, Trains and Stalled Comedy Vehicles

Lethargic Out-of-Towners should have stayed home

Block Botch

Neighborhood group prints a cop's racist comment, then the city clams up

Is John McCain a War Hero?

The senator's five years as a prisoner of war have been widely viewed as heroic. But as he prepares a White House bid, a small group of detractors is determined to expose him as a wartime traitor

Sole Survivor

Howard Youngblood's roommates were shot to death, yet he clings to the place where it all went down

Bug Tussle

Flyweight Mimic offers an embarrassment of roaches

Meanwhile, Back at the Raunch

Larry Flynt doesn't go all the way

LIBERAL TO A FAULTA LONG-RUNNING POLITICAL FEUD HAS BROUGHT DEMOCRATIC SOUTHWEST PHOENIX LITTLE BUT INTRIGUE, PARANOIA--AND A GRAND JURY INVESTIGATION