Sexually Transmitted Diseases

Ask a Mexican on the Chivas Soccer Team

The Pods @ The Trunk Space

Holiday Jeer

Bring your Yuletide-inspired frowny face to Cruisin’ 7th

Is Eric Nally's Theory on Musicians as Mythical Creatures Valid?

​Foxy Shazam front man Eric Nally made a very interesting point about the private lives of rock stars when I spoke to him last week. He brought up the factor of their ambiguity and how they were considered to be characters that all their fans wanted to know everything about even though they were n ... More >>

Sixth Sense of Style

Partake in the most fashionable week of the year

Agua Fria Special-Education Teacher Accused of Raping Special Needs Student is Charged With Kidnapping, Too

Brian Willner​ Brian Willner, the 35-year-old director of the special-education program at Agua Fria High School who was accused of raping a 15-year-old special needs student, has been formally charged with three felonies.Willner was arrested last Monday but was not immediately charged with ... More >>

Lady Gaga and Cyndi Lauper Collaborate on Nonprofit Lipstick Line

​It's never surprising when Lady Gaga makes headlines, and given that Cyndi Lauper has been laying down the law on Celebrity Apprentice, it should come as no surprise that she's making headlines with her own ventures outside of the show. According to feministing, Lauper and Gaga teamed up with the ... More >>

Gross Misconduct

You’ll laugh. You’ll cry. You’ll heave.

Fun Allowed

Rainbows connection makes serious subject a convivial occasion

Hot Links: Wittmann Standoff, Newsweek, and Drug Tunnels

Following President Obama's decision in April to lift travel restrictions for Cuban-Americans, many Valley residents who have family in Cuba are taking trips to the country. Phoenix has a small but burgeoning Cuban-American community. Most other Americans are still barred from visiting Cuba or purch ... More >>

Teatro Bravo’s Little Queen Proves Katie McFadzen Can Play

Following President Obama's decision in April to lift travel restrictions for Cuban-Americans, many Valley residents who have family in Cuba are taking trips to the country. Phoenix has a small but burgeoning Cuban-American community. Most other Americans are still barred from visiting Cuba or purch ... More >>

Good vs. Medieval

Will you choose The Black Death or The Piccolo Pony?

Arty Girl: Keith Haring at Scottsdale Bentley Gallery

Guess who...?I was a pre-teen in the early 1990's and when I think of the endless hours I spent at Scottsdale Fashion Square, Keith Haring comes to mind. With all the loitering in Z Gallerie and The Museum Store, I couldn't escape his famous doodles splattered all over neckties, playing cards, poste ... More >>

Chlamydia, Gonorrhea Strikes Up to 20 Percent of Black Women; Higher STD Rates for Everyone Found by CDC

About 10 percent of black women were reported to have chlamydia in 2007, but officials believe that only represents about half of the actual cases among that demographic group.The data comes from a new study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) that also showed about six percent ... More >>

Sky High

Downtown club bumps to the max

Fifth Annual Mesa Community College International Film Festival at Harkins Arizona Mills

Downtown club bumps to the max

State of Grace

We're not gonna party like it's 1899

The Crying Game

Despite a celebrated history, Native American transgenders struggle in the modern world

Heart Attack

Of artistic choices and angry voices

Working Title

Nickel and Dimed clocks on at the Herberger

U.S.A-holes

Trey Parker's puppets play for power in Team America: World Police

Woman's Work

Exhibit illustrates the plight of women in developing countries

Bawdy Positive

Energized evening benefits HIV resource center

Event Full

An all-star indie cast dramatizes the new face of AIDS death

Rad Hair Day

Music and fashion collide for an updo time

Dentist the Menace

The ADA may not agree, but Charlie Brown says your fillings are killing you

Love Boat

The true story of a child artist facing death, The Yellow Boat triumphs without sentimentality

Giving Good Hedwig

The glam show comes to Scottsdale Center for the Arts

Various Artists

Red Hot & Riot (MCA)

Crazy Quilt

The Valley's newest troupe tries mightily to make mediocrity entertaining

Letters

From the week of June 14, 2001

Perverse Case Scenario

Form follows dysfunction in uproarious Pterodactyls

Semen Says

Valley lab aims to catch adulterers with their dirty underpants down

Uganda Love It

Valley lab aims to catch adulterers with their dirty underpants down

Guy Lib

Masterful The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me embraces gay experience

HIV League

Masterful The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me embraces gay experience

Night & Day

July 30 - August 5, 1998

Long Night's Journey Into Gay

Epic-length Love! Valour! Compassion! proves too much of a good thing

Unchained Malady

Baltimore Waltz choreographs new twist on AIDS

Visual AIDS

Patient A resurrects "innocent victim" Kimberly Bergalis

Letters

Patient A resurrects "innocent victim" Kimberly Bergalis

Life With a Dying Liver

Seven years ago, doctors gave Hepatitis C its name. It had already condemned 3.9 million Americans to limbo.

Recordings

Seven years ago, doctors gave Hepatitis C its name. It had already condemned 3.9 million Americans to limbo.

Weird Science

Seven years ago, doctors gave Hepatitis C its name. It had already condemned 3.9 million Americans to limbo.

Pic Hits for the week

Seven years ago, doctors gave Hepatitis C its name. It had already condemned 3.9 million Americans to limbo.

THREE ON YOUR SIDETV NEWS TRIO NABS COVETED BILL CLOSE AWARDS

Seven years ago, doctors gave Hepatitis C its name. It had already condemned 3.9 million Americans to limbo.

SECOND HELPINGS

Seven years ago, doctors gave Hepatitis C its name. It had already condemned 3.9 million Americans to limbo.

MAXI PODS

Seven years ago, doctors gave Hepatitis C its name. It had already condemned 3.9 million Americans to limbo.

THE STATE ROUTINELY DUMPS THE AIDS VIRUS DOWN THE SINK

Seven years ago, doctors gave Hepatitis C its name. It had already condemned 3.9 million Americans to limbo.