Fonda Memories: Philip Ettington Recalls Phoenix Film Shoot With Peter Fonda
The actor hid Fonda’s Ferrari and told him the police wanted to talk to him because it had been stolen and used in a robbery.
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Wishes Delivered: There’s a Lot of Scenery at the Amazon Fulfillment Center
“But who needs two Eiffel Towers?”
Paper Chase: Newspaper Librarian Sativa Peterson Keeps the Past in the Basement
She oversees the state’s collection of more than 700 newspaper titles.
Remembering Bert Sommer 50 Years After He Refused to Open Woodstock
Why is the “magnificent” artist not on the Woodstock film or album?
Paradise FOUND:RE – Curator Mike Oleskow Doesn’t Mind Being Invisible
The art of curating at an art hotel.
Torn Sheets in the Rain: Recalling How The B-52s Changed Pop Music
Robrt L. Pela examines his history with the “Rock Lobster” band.
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Costume Drama: Phoenix Art Museum’s Fashion Curator Is the Latest to Leave
Dennita Sewell’s exit will likely have an impact on the museum’s already compromised coffers, as its fashion exhibitions were a big money-maker.
Adios, Amigos: Restaurant Mexico Is Going Away
“It’s like having one less friend on my Christmas card list.”
Go Home (Depot): Artist Carolyn Lavender Tackled the Big Box Store and Won
She rallied people in the Loma Linda neighborhood and the hardware giant gave in.
Desperately Seeking Refuge: Susan Ash Rescues Abused Pack Animals
“These animals are being tortured. Their lives are beyond horrible. The best day they ever have is the day they finally die.”
As Amada Cruz Exits, Phoenix Art Museum Acknowledges Lost Revenues
Art maven Shelley Cohn will assist the “museum’s efforts to engage donors … who may have reduced or eliminated their support …”
Grand Exit: Downtown’s ThirdSpace Is Looking for a New Home
The downtown mainstay is vacating its location at the end of the month.
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Tubing or Not Tubing: Recalling Days Spent Floating the Salt River
And where did I get the hooch?
For Art’s Sake: Joseph Benesh Wants to Activate Local Creatives
The new executive director of the Arizona Citizens for the Arts isn’t holding back.
As Amada Cruz Exits Phoenix Art Museum, Others Shown the Door
If the museum is really in the black, why is it laying off staffers?
Anchor’s Away: Newscaster and Recovered Addict Gets to Be Brandon Lee Now
The former Channel 3 anchor details his descent into sex and drug addiction in self-published memoir Mascara Boy.
Commentary: Phoenix Is Not Your Steppingstone for Museum Directors
But we did get those bilingual signs before the art museum CEO took off for the blues skies you’ve ever seen in Seattle.Commentary: Phoenix Is Not Your Steppingstone for Museum Directors
Punk Rock of Ages: The Father Figures Dote on Skate Music
These Phoenix-area dads defy definition.
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The Prodigal Sun: Park Central’s Beloved Statue Has Come Home Again
Gone for around three decades, the 19-foot tall copper man now has his hands raised toward St. Joseph’s.
Baked Goods: How Did the Historic Phoenix Bakery End Up at the Zoo?
Preservationists shocked to learn the 1881 structure was reassembled brick by brick.
Kind of a Drag: Carnita Asada Gets Untucked on Roosevelt Row
Carnita Asada’s Cluster Tuck show is bringing misfit drag to central Phoenix.
Frances Smith Cohen, the Doyenne of Dance in Metro Phoenix, Is Dead at 87
Cohen devoted her life to what she called “the dance.”