El Chino Restaurante y Cantina Now Open in Downtown Phoenix
This might be your new downtown Phoenix Michelada hookup spot.
Year: 2018
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Strange Lot’s Dominic Mena Is All About That DIY Life
Talking gear in this week’s Pound for the Sound.
PAZ Cantina Will Reopen Soon on Roosevelt Row
PAZ Cantina has brought its Mexican cuisine back to Phoenix.
Ashley Czajkowski on Roadkill Art and Her Beloved Book of Symbols
It’s been three years since the artist found a dead coyote that’s the subject of her latest exhibition.
Why Snailmate Won’t Stay Still
Talking with Ariel Monet for our new series, QueerSounds.
Tim Heidecker and Gregg Turkington Are Bringing On Cinema to Phoenix
We give this news five bags of popcorn.
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Here’s a Draft of the Renewable Energy Amendment That Could Be on the Ballot
New Times obtained a draft of the proposed constitutional amendment. The energy initiative is affiliated with a group founded by billionaire Trump critic Tom Steyer.
The Smashing Pumpkins’ Reunion Tour Will Kick Off in Arizona
Here’s what you need to know.
As Parents Address Racist Video, Chandler School Board President Exits Meeting
When asked why it was so important that she attend a college course midway through the meeting, Annette Auxier said, “Well, because I lose 40 points if I’m not there.”
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The 12 Best Concerts in Phoenix This Weekend
Get plans, y’all.
Nikolas Cruz, Who Was Too Disturbed to Carry a Backpack, Legally Bought an AR-15
Everyone knew Nikolas Cruz was deeply disturbed. He’d been in and out of mental health treatment. He’d been kicked out of school. His Instagram page was full of photos of dead animals and weapons. He was so frightening to teachers that he’d been banned from even carrying a backpack into school.
Finding Puffy, Craggy, Deep-Rooted, Brilliant Fry Bread in Metro Phoenix
How about an Indian taco bigger than your head?
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Breaking: 3 Metro Phoenix Chefs Are Semifinalists for James Beard Awards
This morning, the James Beard Foundation announced its Restaurant and Chef Award semifinalists. The James Beard Awards given to chefs are broken down into categories, some based on region. In the Southwest, metro Phoenix chefs earned three nods. For “Best Chef: Southwest,” the three metro Phoenix semifinalist chefs are Charleen…
HB 2373 Would Give Each Arizona Teacher $150 to Purchase School Supplies
The bill’s sponsor said that teachers regularly spend hundreds of dollars on supplies like pencils, paper, posterboard, glue, and construction paper.
ASU Prof: Clean-Energy Goals Are ‘Folly and Futility,’ Won’t Meet Climate Promises
Today’s technology places physical limits of what’s possible, author and professor Tom Rez says.
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With Golden Exits, Alex Ross Perry Has Crafted an Intimate Brooklyn Epic
The characters talk extensively about what matters to them rather than what matters to the plot, exposing themselves, sharing the worries that keep them up at night.
Bully and the Art of Losing
On the band’s latest record and energetic angst.
Here’s Your Guide to Third Friday in Downtown Phoenix
Including three must-sees.
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The Jazz Age and Throwback Cocktails Live on at Sanctum in Downtown Phoenix
Have you been to this hidden drinkery?
Early Man Is the Neanderthal Satire of International Soccer You Didn’t Ask For
The narrative is needlessly complicated, and it all seems crafted just to build to a single joke voiced in the third act.
Storytelling Shines in Hamilton at ASU Gammage
It’s a powerful reminder that every minute is a bit of history in the making – and everyone’s story matters.
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See Oscar-Nominated Get Out for Free on Presidents’ Day
Get Out director/writer/producer Jordan Peele, in partnership with Universal Pictures, has decided to show free screenings of Get Out one day only on Monday, February 19, at select AMC Theaters. In celebration of the anniversary of its initial release, and its four Oscar nominations; you can see the film for free…