Saddam Hussein

Ask a Mexican on Mexican Pride and Speaking English

Why Sheriff Joe Actually Is Nervous About the Recall Effort Against Him

John McCain Royally Clowned on Benghazi by Jon Stewart: Remember the WMD (Video)

So, some of the media-types poked fun at Senator John McCain yesterday for comparing the attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya to the bin Laden raid.As for the bigger picture, some people have started asking -- especially after McCain's proposal of a White House "coverup" of the attack app ... More >>

Child Molester Sues for Obama's DNA, Plans to Compare It to Osama Bin Laden's

A convicted child molester filed a mostly incoherent lawsuit yesterday in U.S. District Court here, seemingly asking for DNA samples from President Obama, Osama bin Laden, and Saddam Hussein.The convicted child molester is Arnold Begay, whose lawsuit is postmarked out of a low-security federal ... More >>

Five Finger Death Punch's Jason Hook on Giving the Fans What They Want

See also: Lamb of God's Randy Blythe Set Free; Five Finger Death Punch Weighs In See also: Five Finger Death Punch's Jason Hook on American Capitalist, Playing For the Troops, and Spending the Night in One of Saddam's PalacesFive Finger Death Punch has been called a lot of things: overzealous, angry ... More >>

Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, April 12, 2012

Karl Rove To Be "Arrested" November 9 in Phoenix: Couldn't Happen To a Nicer Guy

End the War CoalitionNow if this could actually happen...A couple of weeks back, I blogged on the obscenity of Arizona's business elite feting "Bush's brain" and "war criminal" Karl Rove on November 9 at the Sheraton as part of the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce's "Phoenix Forum" speaker seri ... More >>

Karl Rove, "War Criminal," Feted by Phoenix's Business Elite

Where does America go from here, Karl? Hey, maybe we could invade some Middle-Eastern country unnecessarily and kill a bunch of people. Oh, snap, we already did that.The first thing that sprang to mind when I got the above flier in my e-mail in-box announcing that "Bush's Brain" Karl Rove will be sp ... More >>

Like a WMD, Matt Damon Blows Up America's Big Lie in The Green Zone

Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, November 19, 2009

An Eviscerating Experience: GWAR at Marquee Theatre on Saturday, November 14

Photos by E. GrovesGWAR singer Oderus Urungus​Nothing was sacred in splatter metal band GWAR's theater of costumed insanity at the Marquee Theatre in Tempe on Saturday. Michael Jackson's face got ripped off. Babies were disemboweled. President Obama's noggin got partially severed and was rolling a ... More >>

Another Day in the Police State: Four Activists Arrested for Applauding at Supervisors Meeting

While the rest of the civilized world is preparing for Christmas, here in Maricopa County, the Board of Supervisors is in complete meltdown, and members of the public are being arrested for applauding. I kid you not. Following on the heels of Monday's arrest of several women in a peaceful ... More >>

Oliver Stone Assigns Motive to W.’s M.O., but at This Point, Who Cares?

9/11 troofers take to the skies; an anti-troofer's genius video punking Blair Gadsby; the New York D.A.'s criminal complaint against German Talis; and a response to Enrique.

Errol Morris cuts Abu Ghraib MPs some slack in Standard Operating Procedure

The next wave of post-9/11 political films trade sobriety for satire

Hot for Teacha: KRS-One @ the Brickhouse Theater, Thursday, December 6

MAC ATTACK! PHX's graff-daddy El Mac makes the LA Weekly's cover on, er, L.A. graffiti.

Letters From the Issue of Thursday, March 29, 2007

Letters From the Issue of Thursday, March 1, 2007

On the Road

Sacha Baron Cohen's howlingly funny mockumentary goes looking for America

High Society

A local hip-hop crew steps out of the shadows with a national record deal and an invisible army

The Mouse That Roared

Steamroller Willie leaves other entertainment in the dust

Scare Tactics

Alwun House exhibit houses horrifying political art

This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

Letters

Letters from the week of September 30, 2004

Letters

Letters from the week of September 2, 2004

Baghdad Bound

Where's the beef kebab? At Baghdad Restaurant, of course

George of the Bungle

Moore's controversial documentary paints a portrait of incompetence

President Tofu

The serial scold who believes the remedy for life's slips and falls is a lawsuit wants ballot status in Arizona

This Week's Day-by-day Picks

Rock of Ages

Phish launches its first summer tour in three years in Phoenix -- and attracts a maturing audience

Bigamy, Big Boys

Letters from the week of April 17, 2003

The Taste Thing

Learning to like the acidic at Perihelion Arts

The Gulf Between

When these soldiers became writers, the pen becomes very mighty indeed

Yigee Yes, Y'all. Boom!

Not even preemptive war and its inherent dangers can stop the 24-hour party people at Miami's WMC 2003

Biz Marquee

Two new Tempe clubs bolster a scene; watching war at halftime.

Sniper

God, Boys, Madness and the Sacred Art of One Shot, One Kill. A Meditation.

Smoking Rock

Someone must have been to come up with Bad Company

Rocking Maniac

Where there's a Willis, there's a schizophrenic cult icon who can whup all of rock's mad geniuses

Letters

From the week of March 29, 2001

The Story of Us

Often, the worst characters possess the best information

Kurd Mentality

Thoughtful and disturbing, Iranian A Time for Drunken Horses rides high in the saddle

Maim That Toon!

Musicalized South Park is something to @#$%& about

Death of a Shopkeeper

Friends say controversial police sting contributed to store owner's demise

Recordings

Alcor Ya in the Morning or Tomorrow Never Knows

ROMAN HOLIDAY

MIA: Truth

MARCHING TO A DIFFICULT DRUM

ASU'S NEW MUSIC BUILDING HAD A SPECIFIC JOB TO DO---LOOK GOOD NEXT TO THE OLD ONE