The Final Year Follows Efforts of Obama Team Members to Fix World They Don’t Notice Is Burning
For much of The Final Year, convinced of Hillary Clinton’s victory, Obama’s crew insist that their successes and failures are part of a continuity.
Year: 2018
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Here’s Your Guide to February’s First Friday in Phoenix
Must-sees and where to find ’em.
The Beach Boys Are Headlining Chandler’s Ostrich Festival
File under: stuff we couldn’t make up if we tried.
Free Crepes February 2 at The Crepe Club
Food holidays are bullshit. Free crepes aren’t.
Indoor Ax-Throwing Range Coming Soon to Tempe
A Pittsburgh company is bringing the “hot trend” to Arizona.
10 Nerdy Things to Do This February in Metro Phoenix
Pod Save America, the VNSA Book Sale, and Greater Phoenix Jewish Film Festival.
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Navajo Lawmaker Wants to Ban AZ Stadiums From Displaying Offensive Team Names
Numerous studies have demonstrated a link between Native American mascots and low self-esteem.
Mowry & Cotton Is a Welcome Twist on the Classic Hotel Restaurant
An indulgent but approachable eatery comes to the Phoenician.
The 25 Best Concerts in Phoenix This February
Lana Del Ray, Robert Plant, and Margo Price.
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The Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week
“Nasty Women,” lucha libre, and a onesie bar crawl.
AJJ’s Sean Bonnette on What You Can Expect at Desert Trash
It’s the next chapter in Phoenix’s storied multimedia party history.
Local Chef Fired After Sexual Assault Allegations Surface
Chris McKinley lost his job at Second Story Liquor Bar in Scottsdale after accusations of sexual misconduct on a 2015 business trip to California.
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Report: State Representative Don Shooter Created Hostile Working Environment
His colleagues describe him as a “pervy old man.”
Everything You Need to Know About Wednesday’s Super Blue Blood Moon
The full moon will be bigger, brighter, dimmer, bluer, and redder all at the same time Wednesday morning.
Paul Gosar Demands Dreamers Be Deported from The State of the Union Address Tonight
He wrote to the U.S. Capitol Police and Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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Speaking From the Ground: Women’s March Not Uplifting for Everyone
The diversity that we were celebrating didn’t include those in wheelchairs.
DeSoto Market in Phoenix Kicks Off Brewery Pop-Up Series with Huss
Breweries will be rotating into the food hall.
Xiu Xiu’s Jamie Stewart on Twin Peaks, Touring, and What It’s Like to Make Music With Your Heroes
In advance of his performance at AJJ’s Desert Trash.
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The Battle Isn’t Over Between ASU Professor and Cop Who Arrested Her in 2014
Ersula Ore says Stewart Ferrin, now a Pinal County deputy, is on a “deadly path,” cites two more incidents.
Blow-Drying May Be the Next Profession Arizona Deregulates
Hairstylists are up in arms, but libertarian groups like the proposal.
Burton Barr Central Library Flooding Investigation Is Complete
Five people have been disciplined. Here’s everything we know.
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Downtown Phoenix Pop-Up Will Showcase Skills of Refugee Women
Yes, there will be baklava.