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Jock Therapy

Tom and Jerry play the game of life

Is Anybody Listening?

Beyond Arizona, musicians rave about it, but the Phoenix Symphony, at 50, plays to half-empty houses at home. Can its new maestro, Hermann Michael, fill the seats?

Meet the Crusties

Spanging, squatting and looking for Hot Dog Jesus with Tempe's street kids

Rocketeer Jerker

What goes up ultimately comes down in less-than-stellar October Sky

Heavy Medal

Phoenix-based swimmer talks about her Olympic-size fall

Desert Heat

America's idol and a hoops star keep Phoenix's mercury rising

Colangelo's Kitchen

Our cafe critic goes Italian under America West Arena

Breakfast Club

Two of the Valley's premier places for morning munching

A Dog Has His Day

Angry American Toby Keith is more inclined to whimper than attack

Snow Job

Phoenix counselor finds a different kind of gold at the Winter Olympics

Rocking Maniac

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

Caliente Cool

Feeling the rush with the women of the Arizona Caliente pro football team.

Treat Him Write

Sam Hamm writes great scripts. So why do they rarely get made?

Calendar for the week

Sam Hamm writes great scripts. So why do they rarely get made?

Arizona Diamondbacks Lose 4-3 in 10 Innings to San Diego Padres in Bob Melvin's Last Game

The Bob Melvin Era: 2005-2009. As far as losses go, yesterday's Arizona Diamondbacks' 4-3 extra-inning loss to the San Diego Padres didn't seem to be that big of a deal, all things considered. But to the team's front office, however, it might have been the last straw, as manager Bob Melvin sh ... More >>

Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, January 28, 2010

The Bob Melvin Era: 2005-2009. As far as losses go, yesterday's Arizona Diamondbacks' 4-3 extra-inning loss to the San Diego Padres didn't seem to be that big of a deal, all things considered. But to the team's front office, however, it might have been the last straw, as manager Bob Melvin sh ... More >>

Tiger Woods Reportedly in Arizona -- Again -- for More Treatment

  ​ Tiger Woods is back in Arizona, but not for the Waste Management Phoenix Open. The blogosphere is buzzing with news that Woods' private plane landed in Mesa, (or maybe Scottsdale), and that the golfing great and his wife may be headed to an addiction treatment facility in Wicke ... More >>

Devil’s Advocate

  ​ Tiger Woods is back in Arizona, but not for the Waste Management Phoenix Open. The blogosphere is buzzing with news that Woods' private plane landed in Mesa, (or maybe Scottsdale), and that the golfing great and his wife may be headed to an addiction treatment facility in Wicke ... More >>