In West Phoenix, a Pot Grower’s Paradise Is Now Blooming
Amateur pot farmers, rejoice: Nate Lipton has opened a Phoenix branch of his Growers House gardening shop.
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One More Time With the Monkees (and Their Manager)
The Monkees manager, Andrew Sandoval, on touring with what’s left of our favorite prefab band.
‘You Are Talking to the World’s Greatest Dumpster Photographer’
Well-loved local artist Hank Keneally is moved by the mundane, and wants others to be, too.
As Theaters Reopen, Stray Cat Director Louis Farber Considers How the World Has Changed
Farber is directing Stray Cat Theatre’s first post-pandemic play, Bright Colors and Bold Patterns.
Risking a Stomachache at The Yard, Downtown Phoenix’s Decadent New Milkshake Bar
The Yard Milkshake Bar piles other desserts on top of its already colossal ice cream treats.
Arizona’s First Cannabis Runway Show Promises to be Smoking Hot
Korto Momolu is bringing cannabis fashion to Arizona.
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We Had Some Questions for Arizona TikTok Food Influencer Jenn Baluch
Food influencer Jenn Baluch thinks video promos are replacing restaurant criticism.
Is Cha Cha’s Tea Lounge Down for the Count?
A monsoon storm shut down the popular local tea lounge. For how long?
Phoenix Blues Singer Maxine Johnson Has Died
The former child star once ran in the same circle as Diana Ross, Louis Armstrong, and Ella Fitzgerald.
Meet the Pop-Music Muralist of Downtown Phoenix
You’ve seen Maggie Keane’s popular music-themed work all around town.
Boycott Bar, One of the Last Lesbian Nightclubs in America, Is Back in Business
Lesbian club Boycott Bar is one of only 21 such places left in the U.S.
Snappy Answers to All Your Record-Collecting Questions
Got questions about vinyl? We’ve got answers.
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In Mesa, a Hungarian Treat You Won’t Find Anywhere Else in the Valley
It’ll make you Hungary for dessert.
Wallace and Ladmo Star Dave Bills Has Died
Artist David Bills was best known for playing Gerald’s Monster on The Wallace and Ladmo Show.
Elizabeth Montgomery on Leaving the Arizona Republic, Homelessness, and More
“I wanted people to know everything was not great, and why this was happening to me and to other people.”
What’s Next for Rebel Chef Josh Hebert?
“You can’t blame people for leaving our industry for a better-paying industry.”
A Brief History of the Record Album, and How It Got Its Name
Why are they called “albums,” anyway?
Fifty Years on, the Arizona Informant Is Still Covering the Black Community
Weekly newspaper The Arizona Informant is celebrating its 50th year of covering the Black community.
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A Scottsdale Collector Is Selling Vintage Movie Posters for Big Bucks
Does your man cave need a piece of Hollywood’s past?
What Does It Mean To Be a Pot-Friendly Hotel? The Clarendon Is About to Find Out
Guests staying in the weed wing will have special privileges specific to enjoying cannabis.
Why Indigenous Artist Jacob A. Meders Filled a Room at SMoCA With Dirt
The ASU professor has a thought-provoking installation on view in Scottsdale.
Why KJZZ Radio Host Blaise Lantana Blames Her Heart Attack on a Broken Heart
“I said, ‘I can’t go to the ER, it’s pledge drive week!’” she recalls.