I'm almost a little bummed that the world didn't end on December 21. No War of the Worlds or 2012 scenes became a reality, although I was so sure that the only reason gas prices were down was because all the rich people were holed up in their submarines, burrowed into the Alps like a goddamn modern- ... More >>
It's dang encouraging to learn that the National Rifle Association's top propagandist Wayne LaPierre is practically on the same page as Maricopa, Arizona neo-Nazi Harry Hughes regarding what the nation should do in response to the massacre of the innocents in Newtown, Connecticut. More guns! As I ... More >>
If you've wandered the grounds of The Farm at South Mountain, you've probably spotted owner A.Wayne Smith scooting around on his mini tractor. As a landscape architect, he's stayed very involved in the property he bought in 1983 and slowly transformed into a soothing pastoral retreat for frazzled u ... More >>
This is part two of my interview with Beau Macmillan, executive chef at Sanctuary. Read part one here. You're dining at a restaurant. What's the one thing that makes you crazy?: When the check is presented, the server has got to be on top of it; if you say you will be right back, you'd better be ... More >>
Phillip Hanna is recently single and on the prowl. After spending six years with Tempe indie outfit Tugboat, the keyboardist and his longtime collaborative partner, Wayne Jones, have decided to go their separate ways. Musically, that is. The duo and their band will play three final show ... More >>
Yesterday our compatriots at Country Grind announced that heavy rockers Torche and Part Chimp will team for upcoming Chunklet-issued 12-inch record that finds Torche covering legendary lo-fi rockers Guided By Voices. Torche have always been a metal band unafraid to embrace big pop sounds, and th ... More >>
We corresponded with child killer Donald Beaty for awhile back in the late 1980s, for a story on Arizona's death row. In fact, we met him briefly during a surreal tour of Cellblock 6, where the condemned used to be "housed" for decades.Donald Wayne Beaty: "I am not guilty of killing that little girl ... More >>
Fulton Brock and his prison-bound wife are in the market for a prison that offers special visits for "couples."The Chandler Police Department released its notes from telephone calls between Maricopa County Supervisor Fulton Brock and his prison-bound/somewhat-estranged wife, Susan, that too ... More >>
From the Blues Brothers to Steve Martin playing King Tut, legendary musical moments are part of what make Saturday Night Live more than just another comedy show.SNL still holds its own sometimes but it was at its prime a few decades ago when it was lot edgier. Edginess is an, ahem, double-edged s ... More >>
The Flaming Lips frontman Wayne Coyne made a poster using his own blood as ink, according to Consequence of Sound.Wayne poured four vials of blood that he had drawn in early September into a cup, spilled his hemoglobin onto a screen print, and went to town on an Austin City Limits poster. A warni ... More >>
Yeasayer's new NSFW video for their fantastic new single "Ambling Alp" confuses and titillates me all at onceIf you were wondering if you should make bones about the recent rash of NSFW music videos these days, please don't. Bands and artists alike are stretching the boundaries for what should be ... More >>
michaelmindes.com That silver thing's called "The Stanley Cup," Phoenix area, and the guy hoisting it's Wayne. Doubt the now-Coyotes' coach will ever come this close to the cup again. If you had told Wayne Gretzky when he was 17 years old and already playing professional hoc ... More >>
University of Arizona will hire hire Tim Floyd as the new head basketball coach for the Wildcats, Ktar.com reports. Floyd was most recently head coach at USC...Phoenix Suns General Manager Steve Kerr indicated he'll bring Alvin Gentry back as the team's head coach, and that some roster changes might ... More >>
After releasing their first album in 1996, power pop purists Fountains of Wayne finally deliver their debut DVD, No Better Place - Live in Chicago, 13 years later. While that may seem a little late in the game, it's about right on schedule for FoW time. After all, this is a band that earned a G ... More >>
A true feast ... If there is anything worse than moving -- and I'm not certain there is -- it may well be attempting to move in that frantic time between Thanksgiving and Christmas. But I'm nothing if not stupid, so my movers are scheduled to arrive bright and early December 3. ... More >>
Hugh Grant and Drew Barrymore do not make sweet, sweet music
Lost Planet delivers, but its not for the timid
White trash Christmas
Whose alt is it?
Swinging and singing
Robbers on High Street make a getaway to success
Veteran actors breathe life into an old storyline
The rise and fall -- and rise and fall -- of Phoenix Coyotes record-breaking goalie
Letters from the week of December 11, 2003
Hank Williams III does his own thing. Nashville, beware.
British punk-era warriors Slaughter and the Dogs regroup for a shot at the respect they never got
Trying to pass off gross-out gags as fantasy, Saving Silverman is a stink bomb
So many movies have beat The Gift to the punch that it doesn't have any of its own
New Times' critical vultures swoop down to pick at the latest carrion and dross
Aussie and harried, Castle stormers wage losing battle
Wayne "The Train" Hancock
Less than three months after the death of Brad Singer, Zia Enterprises endures the summer of its discontent
Spanging, squatting and looking for Hot Dog Jesus with Tempe's street kids
A pair of Shakespearean travesties runs the gamut from bard to worse
Meet the man who fathered America's favorite teenage cretins
A resident of the exclusive community claims indigence, is awarded taxpayer-funded defender
21 months after being charged with looting the estates of elderly Arizonans, one defendant dies. The other awaits trial.
A PROMINENT MESA LAWYER AND HIS FLUNKY WERE SUPPOSED TO PROTECT THE ELDERLY IN THEIR CARE. INSTEAD, THEY PLUNDERED THE OLD PEOPLE'S ASSETS.
ACTUALLY, WE'D SETTLE FOR WAYNE DELLINGER
THE KLUMPS HAVE RUN COWS ON PUBLIC LAND FOR DECADES. NOW THEY'RE TELLING THE GOVERNMENT THEY OWN IT.
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