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Alice Cooper Found an Andy Warhol Painting in His Garage, and Now He’s Selling It

Alice Cooper Found an Andy Warhol Painting in His Garage, and Now He’s Selling It

By Jennifer GoldbergMay 14, 2021

Pretty good return on a $2,500 investment.

Changes Coming to Grand Avenue, Local NEA Grants, and More Metro Phoenix Culture News

Changes Coming to Grand Avenue, Local NEA Grants, and More Metro Phoenix Culture News

By Lynn TrimbleMay 13, 2021

Quick bits of arts and culture news to help you keep up with the city’s creative scene.

Neil Autry’s Clothing Line Is to Die For. (So Is His TikTok)

Neil Autry’s Clothing Line Is to Die For. (So Is His TikTok)

By Jennifer GoldbergMay 13, 2021

His Western Evil clothing company sells fashion statements for true crime aficionados.

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‘We’re Not Going Out of Business,’ Says the Owner of Duke Photography

‘We’re Not Going Out of Business,’ Says the Owner of Duke Photography

By Robrt L. PelaMay 12, 2021

The 70-year-old company has always adapted to the times.

Joan Dominique Is Back in Phoenix (and She’s Brought Shoes)

Joan Dominique Is Back in Phoenix (and She’s Brought Shoes)

By Robrt L. PelaMay 11, 2021

The Paradise Valley native has returned home to use her fashion training on high-end footwear.

The Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

The Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

By Phoenix New Times WritersMay 10, 2021

There’s a lot of fun to be had this week in Phoenix.

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ASU Gammage Reschedules Two Musicals — And More Metro Phoenix Culture News

ASU Gammage Reschedules Two Musicals — And More Metro Phoenix Culture News

By Lynn TrimbleMay 7, 2021

Quick bits of culture news, including new ASU Gammage dates for two Broadway musicals.

Movies Are Back. Here Are Seven Phoenix Venues Screening Flicks, Both Indoor and Outdoor

Movies Are Back. Here Are Seven Phoenix Venues Screening Flicks, Both Indoor and Outdoor

By Lynn TrimbleMay 6, 2021

From art museums to a neighborhood park, here’s where you can get your film fix.

Now Open: An Anime-Themed Lounge in Downtown Phoenix

Now Open: An Anime-Themed Lounge in Downtown Phoenix

By Benjamin LeathermanMay 5, 2021

The folks behind Cobra Arcade Bar in downtown Phoenix have opened a low-key lounge a few doors down.

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After Outcry on Coronado Message Board, an Artist Paints Over Her George Floyd Mural

After Outcry on Coronado Message Board, an Artist Paints Over Her George Floyd Mural

By Lynn TrimbleMay 4, 2021

After a Black community member described it as a “black trauma mural,” Jeremie “bacpac” Franko painted over her Floyd mural in Coronado last week.

May the 4th Be With You: Where to Celebrate Star Wars Day 2021 in Phoenix

May the 4th Be With You: Where to Celebrate Star Wars Day 2021 in Phoenix

By Benjamin LeathermanMay 4, 2021

These are the events you’re looking for.

The Best Things to Do This Week in Metro Phoenix

The Best Things to Do This Week in Metro Phoenix

By Phoenix New Times WritersMay 3, 2021

We’ve got your week planned, including a wine dinner, an album release show, Cinco de Mayo parties, and much more.

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Buy Local for Mother’s Day From These Phoenix Shops and Artisans

Buy Local for Mother’s Day From These Phoenix Shops and Artisans

By Lynn TrimbleApril 30, 2021

Including pop-up shops, boutiques, museum stores, and local creative spaces.

ASU Names Its New Film School Director — And More Metro Phoenix Culture News

ASU Names Its New Film School Director — And More Metro Phoenix Culture News

By Lynn TrimbleApril 29, 2021

Quick bits of culture news, including venues getting ready to reopen in metro Phoenix.

Tim Matykiewicz, Founder of This Weekend’s Arizona Balloon Classic, Isn’t Full of Hot Air

Tim Matykiewicz, Founder of This Weekend’s Arizona Balloon Classic, Isn’t Full of Hot Air

By Robrt L. PelaApril 28, 2021

The annual festival is happening this weekend in Goodyear.

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The Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

The Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

By Lynn TrimbleApril 27, 2021

Whether you’re into vinyl records, tiny houses, or hot air balloons, we’ve got you covered.

Here’s How to See April’s Pink Supermoon Over Arizona Tonight

Here’s How to See April’s Pink Supermoon Over Arizona Tonight

By Benjamin LeathermanApril 26, 2021

It’s happening just before sunset and will be a spectacular sight.

The Man Who Hangs His Political Disdain High Above Phoenix Freeways

The Man Who Hangs His Political Disdain High Above Phoenix Freeways

By Robrt L. PelaApril 23, 2021

You may have seen his anti-Trump signs on your daily commute.

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Artists Plan New East Phoenix Space — And More Metro Culture News

Artists Plan New East Phoenix Space — And More Metro Culture News

By Lynn TrimbleApril 22, 2021

Quick bits of culture news to help you keep up with the city’s creative side.

As the Oscars Approach, An Arizona Author Talks Racism in Hollywood — and Beyond

By Lynn TrimbleApril 21, 2021

We talked with Ayanna Thompson about her new book before her virtual Changing Hands appearance on April 22.

FilmBar Is Resuming Indoor Screenings at Its Roosevelt Row Brick-and-Mortar Space

FilmBar Is Resuming Indoor Screenings at Its Roosevelt Row Brick-and-Mortar Space

By Lynn TrimbleApril 20, 2021

Indoor screenings resume on April 21, but future plans are less clear.

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The Best Live and Virtual Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

The Best Live and Virtual Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week

By Lynn TrimbleApril 19, 2021

Try yoga at your local brewery, enjoy a live concert, watch a cult film classic, or shop an artisan market.

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