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Tempe Center for the Arts Presents Mixing It Up: Building an Identity

Tempe Center for the Arts' latest exhibition, Mixing It Up: Building an Identity celebrates Mexican American artwork and examines the identity of artists who have been influenced by the mixing of Mexican and American Culture in the United States. More than 60 pieces by Mexican, American, and Mexican American artists, including Luis Jimenez, Enrique...
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AndyTalk: Sugar Plumps Cellulose

Welcome to AndyTalk -- where Scottsdale-based chef and cooking instructor Andy Broder will share kitchen tips, recipes and musings on food and life. This week: "sugar plumps cellulose."   Sugar   plumps cellulose. (FYI this is a cellulose molecule)I say the words "sugar plumps cellulose" with the same rhythm as "rocks...
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Five Movies Outshined By Their Soundtracks

​It's impossible to not hate almost everything about Twilight. The books changed what "vampire" means to an entire generation. Now, it's less about being an undead monster than it is about misunderstood hunks with sparkly pale skin. Then, the movies went on to solidify the idea that as long as a...
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Big Brain Awards 2012: Meet This Year’s Finalists

Hey, Phoenix, it's time for some crowning achievements. We are among royalty this week, as New Times profiles the 15 finalists for the 2012 Big Brain Awards. Big Brain Awards 2012 Finalists: The Work This is the third year we've asked readers to suggest emerging creatives in our community who...
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Doctor of Death Peter Normann’s Sentencing Delayed

Peter Normann, the Anthem doctor convicted of murder in the deaths of two of his patients, and manslaughter in the death of another, was supposed to be in court this afternoon for his sentencing hearing. The hearing, however, has been delayed, a court spokesman tells New Times.Normann was convicted in...
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Mooncakes for the Autumn Moon Festival

Tired of the same old tired orange chicken and California rolls? Want to venture beyond the standard suburban-stale take-out? Here comes Chop PHX, with the Valley's rarer Asian offerings. This Week: Mooncakes from the Super L Ranch Market bakery in the Chinese Cultural Center (668 North 44th Street, Phoenix) The...
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Bon Iver and Fleet Foxes Bring an Indie Super-Show to Phoenix

In your face, every other city! It's no secret that music-loving Phoenicians sometimes get the shaft by bands that skip the Valley to play in Tucson, our neighbor to the south. (It always feels like salt in the wound, no?) But no other city can boast this one: Bon Iver...
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Russell Pearce Files Lame Court Challenge to Recall Petitions (w/Update)

State Senator Russell Pearce's lawyer Lisa Hauser filed one of the lamest legal challenges in this history of civil actions today. This, to the so-far successful recall effort against Pearce, which has resulted in Governor Jan Brewer ordering a recall election in Legislative District 18.It's not only lame, it's laughable...
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Andreas Franke’s Underwater Museum

One new idea for every day in 2011. We're talking big, small, local, international, in action, and on the drawing board. Here's today's -- what's yours? In 2010, Andreas Franke photographed the Vandenberg, a sunken ship, while diving off of the coast of Key West, Florida. It wasn't until he...
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Conspire Hosts Ice Cream Anti-Social at First Friday

Painters James B. Hunt and Travis Vallance have a sure-fire way of getting people to beat a path to their show at Conspire: They'll be dishing out ice cream.The pair will be hosting the Ice Cream Anti-Social at the vegan-friendly venue during the tonight's First Friday art walk, where root...
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The Sun Shines Through Blitzen Trapper’s Rootsy Reflection

There's a rollicking charm to Blitzen Trapper's blend of folk and classic rock that suggests a summer day. Perhaps it's the bright, sunny '60s melodies or the way guitars alternate between the crackle of country-fried distortion and jangling acoustics, vacillating between Neil Young and Jerry Garcia like a picnic featuring...
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Jack Hegarty, DPS Director Robert Halliday’s Right-Hand Man, Should be Demoted, Committee Recommends; FOP Worries Committe Findings Will be “Ignored”

Bad morale persists at the Arizona Department of Public Safety because of poor leadership, and officers aren't hopeful for change, says a police association official.A committee formed by DPS Director Robert Halliday recently suggested, among other things, that Halliday demote his second-in-command, Lieutenant Colonel Jack Hegarty.John Ortolano, president of the...