Shooter Jennings Lights up The Rebel Lounge
Born to country music legends, it’s in this singer’s blood to churn out raw vocals and pointed lyrics.
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Sprinkles Is Selling a Flamin’ Hot Cheetos Cupcake, and We Have Questions
Ever eaten a crunchy, spicy cupcake?
Joe Arpaio Films Video With Former Cult Member ‘Michael the Black Man’ at Border
The former Yahweh ben Yahweh member was charged, but never convicted, for brutal murders related to the cult’s activities in Florida.
The 11 Best Concerts in Phoenix This Weekend
Cuban jazz, trap, or experimental metal? Take your pick.
Arizona Citizens for the Arts Launches VOTEsmART Campaign
Arizona Citizens for the Arts has launched a campaign called VOTEsmART. It’s designed to help voters and candidates learn more about issues related to arts and culture. Arizona Citizens for the Arts is a nonprofit organization founded 37 years ago to promote the importance of Arizona’s arts and culture sector…
Best Thing I Ate All Week: Cold Japanese Noodles for the Hairdryer Heat
Like ramen? You gotta try this.
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Netflix’s The Bleeding Edge Exposes the Horrors the FDA Approves From Medical Device Makers
The film, which premieres on Netflix on July 27, traverses the spectrum of medical devices but opens and closes on one particular item, Essure, a metal coil that’s inserted into the fallopian tubes for sterilization purposes
Hi-Dreams’ DJ Mitch Freedom Likes to Keep His Ear to the Ground
In Pound for the Sound, Phoenix New Times get technical with local musicians about what “gear” they use to create their signature “tones” in our community. Hi-Dreams’ DJ Mitch Freedom loves how music can bring joy to people’s lives. He is certainly a digger when it comes to music, and…
‘Like a Little Tornado:’ Arizona MAMMA Fights for Medical Cannabis for Her Autistic Child
Logan would bang his head against anything hard enough to hurt. He once put his head through a double-paned window.
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Controversial Sculpture Moving Forward in Old Town Scottsdale
It’s been nearly two years since Scottsdale Public Art held an open house to gather community feedback on a sculpture proposed for Old Town Scottsdale. Now they’ve finally broken ground on the project, but not without significant controversy and delays. The sculpture is a 26-foot-tall jackrabbit designed by Tempe-based artist…
Young Voter Registration Increases Nationwide and in Arizona
A new study shows voter registration in people aged 18-29 has increased by 8.2 percent in Arizona.
From Racial Animus to Real Estate: Tomi Lahren on the American Money Tour
Tomi Lahren’s visit to Arizona as a part of the so-called American Money Tour amounted to a shameless bait-and-switch.
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The Best Things to Do in Phoenix This Weekend
If you’re bored, you’re boring.
Sausage Party: Thoughts on the Wurst Festival Ever
Ever scarfed duck dogs in triple digit heat?
New High-Level Italian Restaurant Plates Fresh Pasta in Mesa
“Food doesn’t get much more comforting than this.”
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New West African Restaurant Brings Soulful Flavor, Heat
You have to try Ghanaian food.
The Essential Blindspotting Insists That People, Cities, and Movies Can’t Be Reduced
The film, like Oakland itself, is forever evolving, always becoming some new thing just when it at last seems to have revealed its full self
Arizona Commission on the Arts Awards $2.65 Million in Grants
Arizona Commission on the Arts recently awarded $2.65 million in grant funding for programs throughout the state of Arizona. The awards were announced by press release on Wednesday, July 25. The commission is one of 56 state and jurisdictional arts agencies across the U.S. These grants are part of its…
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Here’s the 2018 Apache Lake Music Festival Lineup
Get ready to take your cooler and tent out of storage: The Apache Lake Music Festival is back in action.
Local Favorite Downtown Chinese Restaurant Closing
The last egg roll will be served on September 30.
We Cook an Arizona Steak That Was Dry-Aged for 100 Days
“Once you get beyond 45 days, meat gets weird.”
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Mission: Impossible — Fallout Might Restore Your Faith in Action Blockbusters
A cinematic centrifuge of acrobatic stunt work, breakneck chases and immersive action, Mission: Impossible – Fallout is a perfectly calibrated piece of filmmaking that plays the viewer like a drum right from the start