Why Phoenix Theatre Company’s ‘Cabaret’ is forever timely
Two stars bring allure and intrigue to “Cabaret” now playing at The Phoenix Theatre Company.
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Arizona’s coatis filmed for upcoming episode of ‘Wild Kingdom’
An upcoming episode of iconic nature TV show “Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom” puts Arizona’s mysterious coati center stage.
Reality star Countess Luann makes her Phoenix debut in ‘Marry F Kill’
She may be a former Housewife, but now life’s a cabaret
Ultra-high-end Silver Sky community breaks ground in Paradise Valley
The community of just 12 homes will be among the ritziest in metro Phoenix.
Upcoming Fountain Hills dark sky observatory plans to show us the stars
The International Dark Sky Discovery Center will allow stargazers to observe the final frontier.
Phoenix musician August Manley brings Waylon Jennings to life
August Manley is a good ol’ boy singing Waylon Jennings’ hits at The Dirty Drummer this weekend.
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The Doobie Brothers’ Tom Johnston still rockin’ after all these years
The Doobie Brothers are back on the road and ready to play Phoenix’s Footprint Center for the first time.
Phoenix author’s world travel adventures chronicled in new book, ‘Just Go’
Drew Binsky’s book “Just Go” reflects the wisdom gained from visiting all 197 countries.
10 Luke Combs songs to listen to ahead of his Phoenix concerts
Get in your “Fast Car” and play these tunes ahead of the Luke Combs concerts.
The smooth sounds of yacht rock cover band Yachtley Crew dock in Tempe
Grab a pina colada and a captain’s hat – popular cover band Yachtley Crew are returning to the Valley.
How Phoenix photography studio Silver and Cedar uses old ways to make new photos
Silver and Cedar owner Matthew Stella uses a 19th-century technique called tintype to make gorgeous, timeless portraits.
The Cozy Peach in Queen Creek offers midcentury glamping with charm
Schnepf Farms is known for its peach orchards and pumpkin patches. But the grounds also hold a charming place to stay.
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The Black Crowes return to Phoenix with first new music in 15 years
Black Crowes bassist Sven Pipien talks about the new album, moving forward from band conflict and why they love playing Phoenix.
The Phoenix Film Festival unleashes star power for 2024 edition
More than 200 films and a wealth of activities are on the schedule for the 11-day event.
Comedian Kathy Griffin returns to Phoenix with ‘My Life on the PTSD List’
After cancer, divorce, addiction and the fallout from that picture of President Trump’s head, Kathy Griffin is back touring and headed to Phoenix.
See iconic movie props in ‘Cinematic Treasures’ at Scottsdale museum
Forrest Gump’s box of chocolates, Marty McFly’s hoverboard: Ripley’s Believe It or Not! at Arizona Boardwalk is currently showing a collection of beloved movie objects.
Musical Instrument Museum’s Bernstein exhibit honors the ‘Maestro’
The Musical Instrument Museum has a special display devoted to the renowned composer.
Miami comedian Brittany Brave brings her no-holds-barred act to Phoenix
In her Phoenix debut, no topic is too personal as long as it’s funny.
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His so-called Hollywood life: Director Ed Zwick brings new memoir to Tempe
The man behind “Glory,” “Thirtysomething” and “Legends of the Fall” has stories to tell you in Phoenix this weekend.
7 ways to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2024 in metro Phoenix
Parades, lectures and music are on the agenda to honor the late Dr. King.
Phoenix runners get sweet rewards this weekend at the Hot Chocolate Run
Get a little exercise and a lot of sugar at Sunday’s race.
Remembering the famous Buckhorn Baths Motel at Mesa Historical Museum
The east Mesa motel and its mineral hot springs were a hot midcentury tourist destination.