2018 | Page 62 of 124 | Phoenix New Times

10 Ways to Choose a Team to Love in World Cup Soccer

By Sean HolstegeJune 20, 2018

So what if Iceland made it and the U.S. didn’t? Is President Trump pulling for Russia?

Featuring Chandra Shukla and Geo Lynx, Xambuca Trip Into Phoenix

By Amy YoungJune 20, 2018

Xambuca, featuring Chandra Shukla and Geo Lynx, experiment with electronics to create sonic twists and turns.

Fight Over South Central Light Rail Extension Erupts at City Council

By Joseph FlahertyJune 20, 2018

South Phoenix residents decried a lack of transparency from the regional transit authority and demanded a halt to the project.

Cuntress Discusses the Origins of Her Drag and Club Volt’s FACE LIFT Competition

By Tanner StechnijJune 20, 2018

She may have only started drag a few months ago, but she’s already made a name for herself.

Quiet Slang (Sort of) Reinvents the Wheel

By Tom ReardonJune 20, 2018

The new project of James Alex, front man of Beach Slang, may capture some hearts.

Rapidly Growing National Poke Chain Landing in Scottsdale This Month

By Chris MalloyJune 20, 2018

Poke mania is about to get even more insane.

William Shatner on <i>Star Trek II</i> and How Anthony Bourdain Was a Kindred Spirit

William Shatner on Star Trek II and How Anthony Bourdain Was a Kindred Spirit

By Benjamin LeathermanJune 19, 2018

Actor to take stage and questions at Orpheum Theatre June 23 after screening of Wrath of Khan.

Shakey Graves Dishes Out Twangy Sadness

By Amy YoungJune 19, 2018

With Can’t Wake Up, Texas performer stretches musical muscle. He performs June 21 at Van Buren.

6 Food Trucks Bringing Cool, Fresh Flavors This Summer

By Allison TrebaczJune 19, 2018

You need these lush, frozen treats.

Cold Cave’s New EP Is a Small, Sweet Slice of Infinity

By Ashley NaftuleJune 19, 2018

Goth star Wesley Eisold brings one-man project Cold Cave to Phoenix.

Billboards Call Out Interior Secretary on Grand Canyon Uranium Mining

By Joseph FlahertyJune 19, 2018

Arizona Wildlife Federation, Trout Unlimited skeptical that Trump’s Interior Department really has no plans to restart uranium mining near Grand Canyon.

Funding Death: Arizona Families Sue Banks for Financing Iranian Attacks on U.S. Soldiers

By Sean HolstegeJune 19, 2018

International banks that funneled money to Iran paid more than $4 billion in fines to U.S. regulators, but none of that money went to soldiers or their families.