Taylor Mac on Duration, Drag, and A 24-Decade History of Popular Music
“What I’m focusing on are songs of resistance throughout that history and I’ll give you one guess why.”
Year: 2018
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Tyler Perry’s Acrimony May Let Taraji P. Henson Down, But the Crowd Still Cheers Her On
Acrimony establishes that Robert is a cheating, lowdown dog and that Melinda has anger management problems that make the Hulk seem docile.
David Hernandez on Finding His Voice at Valley Youth Theatre and Embracing His American Idol Past
The Arizona-raised musician reflects on his past — and what’s next.
Eat, Drink & Art Event Lands in Old Town Scottsdale Tonight
Sip wine, sample food, view art.
Bush, The Cult, and Stone Temple Pilots Are Coming to Phoenix
Here’s what you need to know.
A One-of-a-Kind Phoenix Restaurant for Anyone Who Digs Asian Food
This spot NEEDS to be part of your rotation.
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West Side Italian: Bottega Pizzeria Ristorante, Fabio on Fire Deliver Compelling Debuts
Pizza that can hang with some of the best.
How Relentless Beats Found a Home for Its Alien-Themed Music Festival
A year after a dramatic venue change-up, Phoenix Lights settles on terra firma.
The Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week
So much to do.
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March Restaurant Openings and Closings in Metro Phoenix
Here are 28 new restaurants to check out.
Tempe’s Vanishing Show IV Is a Disappearing Act
Here’s everything you need to know about this year’s event.
Your Guide to Must-See Movies at the 2018 Phoenix Film Festival
Including Morgan Neville’s Mr. Rogers documentary.
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Everything You Need to Know About Country Thunder Arizona 2018
Featuring dozens of country music superstars – and plenty of partying.
Arizona: No Felony If You Don’t Comply With Stop by Unmarked Police Car
How do we know whether the car pulling us over really belongs to a cop?
Arizona Teachers Willing to Set Walkout Date: ‘We Must Do Whatever We Can’
They’re framing a school “walk-in” protest on April 11 as a test run.
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In Conversation with Joe Queer
When you’ve been on the road for over 30 years, you learn things.
Metro Phoenix Gets Its First Fully Vegan Grocery Store
A haven of plant-based food products
A New Art Gallery Is Coming to the Garfield Neighborhood
Here’s what we know so far.
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Now Open: At New Wine Bar on Roosevelt Row, Machines Pour Vino for You
Arizona wines available by the sip and glass.
Jeremy Bulloch and Val Kilmer Are Coming to Phoenix Comic Fest 2018
The latest in a long list of celebrity guests.
8 Great Bands With Terrible Band Names
Starting with Cigarettes After Sex.
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Arizona Woman Pleads Guilty To Shooting Chinese Exchange Student
Holly Davis shot 19-year-old Yue Jiang in Tempe in January 2016.