20 Best Things to Do This Week in Metro Phoenix
RuGirls, The Whole Story, and Big Freedia.
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Why Nicole Royse Is Opening Her Own Art Gallery in Scottsdale
“It’s a small, intimate space, which makes it a good starter gallery.”
Sam Shepard and the Opposite of Escapism
“The thing Sam Shepard did so well was to keep us thinking.”
Two Phoenix Museums Won $50K Grants from Thunderbirds Charities
Here’s what they’ll do with the money.
WWE SmackDown Is Coming to Glendale This Fall
Here’s what you need to know.
10 Best Gay Bars in Phoenix
Kobalt, VOLT, and more.
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Meet Kim Curry-Evans, the New Scottsdale Public Art Director
Kim Curry-Evans was recently named the new director for Scottsdale Public Art. Scottsdale Arts (formerly Scottsdale Cultural Council) is the nonprofit organization that oversees Scottsdale Public Art, Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts, and Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art. Curry-Evans formerly served as public art coordinator for the city of…
Bruce Campbell Is Coming to Phoenix
With his new book, Hail to the Chin.
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Al Franken Is Coming to Phoenix
Here’s how to get tickets.
What Poop Taught Me: I Saw The Emoji Movie Twice
At 5 p.m. Thursday, I became one of the first people in this country to see The Emoji Movie a second time. (Aside, obviously, from the folks who made it — though I’m not entirely sure that some of them actually bothered to see it all the way through once.)…
Atomic Blonde: At Least the Fights Are Good
Officially, the brutish thriller Atomic Blonde takes place in Berlin just before and after the toppling of the Wall, in early November 1989. But this seismic event is really just a backdrop for another epochal marker: the decade that saw the birth of MTV and the height of New German…
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How to Audition for the Phoenix Suns Dance Team
The final round will be held at the Marquee.
Best Things to Do This Weekend: Demetri Martin, Untidy Secrets, Labyrinth
Consider your weekend, planned.
Things Didn’t End Well for Roosevelt Row in Phoenix v. Arizona
Here’s what happened.
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The Story Behind Jetsonorama’s New Mural in Roosevelt Row
“I hope people who see it will write letters to Congress about cleaning up old mines and contaminated water and land.”
10 Nerdy Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This August
Including the Game on Expo.
Jessica Williams Is Starring in a Romantic Comedy, but Sadly It’s Not Good Enough to Save 2017
The Incredible Jessica James premieres July 28 on Netflix. Sometimes critics and filmmakers agree. We suggested, in our 2015 review of People Places Things, that writer-director James Strouse should please give more screen time to supporting actor Jessica Williams. Now, in his new rom-com for Netflix, The Incredible Jessica James,…
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Amazon’s The Last Tycoon Makes Fitzgerald’s Hollywood Into Standard TV
The Last Tycoon premieres July 28 on Amazon Prime. Here’s how a fan magazine might profile the hero of The Last Tycoon (Amazon), played by Matt Bomer. His name belongs in marquees, but he deserves a place somewhere higher. Monroe Stahr toils as an angel on Earth, making dreams come…
20 Best Things to Do This Week in Metro Phoenix
Crafts, comedy, and Chris Bianco.
The 5 Essentials Archaeologist Laurene Montero Can’t Live Without
Tims and a trowel, for starters.
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City of Ghosts Lays Bare the Terror of ISIS’s Syria – and the Courage of Citizen Journalists
What might be most horrific about the horrors exposed in Matthew Heineman’s overwhelming City of Ghosts is their familiarity. The film documents the efforts of citizen journalists to alert the world to ISIS’s ravaging of Raqqa, their Syrian hometown, which Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi and his extremist followers seized four years…