Playboi Carti Renames City of Tempe in Tour Announcement
You might die at this show, but at least you’ll die lit.
Year: 2018
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True to Form, Arizona Senator Jeff Flake Is Now a ‘Yes’ on Brett Kavanaugh
On Friday, Flake completed another step of his agonizing journey to voting “yes” on Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
Wasted Opportunity: Arizona Dispensaries Want More Patients, Lower Card Costs
Arizona now has about 178,000 patients with an average of 3,000 patients registering every month.
An Arizona Hot Sauce Line Is Turning Heads Nationally
An underrated Phoenix sauce gets some love.
The Strange Case of the #RedForEd Strike Leader Turned Republican Activist
Catherine Barrett left the #RedForEd leadership team, only to emerge as a Republican activist and a committed Doug Ducey supporter.
Arizona Conference Gave Industry ‘Unprecedented’ Access to Top EPA Officials
One of them even gave out his cellphone number.
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How Blood Feud Family Singers Bassist Marc Oxborrow Rediscovered His Love of Music
The Blood Feud Family Singers instrumentalist learned music by singing in Mormon choirs before taking a long break.
Here’s Your Guide to October First Friday in Phoenix
New Times’ must-see recommendations for this month.
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‘No on Kavanaugh’: During Protest, Four Women Arrested At Sen. Flake’s Office
“tell us you are voting no on kavanaugh” one of them tweeted, shortly before being arrested.
Look at All These Big-Name Politicians Coming to Arizona
Bush, Bernie, and… Martin O’Malley?
The 30 Best Concerts in Phoenix in October 2018
There are an obscene amount of great shows this month. Seriously.
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4 Hot New Restaurants to Try Right Now in Metro Phoenix
Where to eat ASAP.
Retired ‘Generation Kill’ Sergeant Sued By Child He Molested in Yuma County
Maj. Sgt. John Joseph Sixta was also convicted in California of molesting his step-daughters.
Garbage’s Butch Vig on Upgrading Version 2.0 After Two Decades
The band will play the album in full when they come to Tempe.
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Studio Visits: How Ann Morton Blends Art, Politics, and Life
How presidential politics has influenced her work.
Robert Redford Twinkles as The Old Man & the Gun’s Career Crook
Each beat of this plays out with exquisite delicacy, as does the exchange where the crook lays out, with exacting detail, how he’d rob this diner if it were a bank — and then takes it all back, letting her think he was joking
3 New Hot Spots for Cocktails in Metro Phoenix
The bar has been raised.
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Wayne Coyne on The Flaming Lips’ Return to the Arizona State Fair
“I remember going when I was a kid and this would have blown my fucking mind.”
Rock-Climbing Doc Free Solo Thrills and Terrifies
The filmmakers capture Honnold’s 2016 and 2017 attempts to complete the first “free solo” climb of these granite cliffs, and the suspense is thrilling, agonizing, perhaps indecent
Arizona Wants to Control Clean Water Act Permits, Despite Environmental Concerns
Environmentalists contend that a state-run program will be financially unstable and fail to adequately protect water and wildlife.
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The Rose and Crown Pub Is Leaving Heritage Square
“Due to circumstances beyond our control we are having to relocate the pub from Heritage Square.”