Your Guide to February 2017’s First Friday in Phoenix
Must-sees, plus a guide by arts district.
Arts & Culture
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13 Best Bookstores in Metro Phoenix
Get that paper(back).
Cleo & Clementine Has Closed in Phoenix’s Melrose District
Goodbye to the bridal boutique.
Here’s the Best Art We Saw in Metro Phoenix During January 2017
Featuring Carrie Marill, Daniel Friedman, and Ann Morton.
11 Nerdy Things to Do this February in Metro Phoenix
Medieval queens, astronomy, and a typeface club.
How Mackenzie Collier’s Home Went from Pizza Hut Disco to Midcentury Naturalist
Unsurprisingly, it’s kinda perfect.
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Breaking Ground 2017 Put Storytelling Center Stage at Tempe Center for the Arts
It was the festival’s 10th year.
How to Buy 2017 Modern Phoenix Home Tour Tickets
Here’s what you need to know.
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The 5 Most Insecure Sex Scenes of HBO’s Insecure (NSFW)
Our favorite HBO show.
The End of Phoenix Comicon’s Volunteer Program, Explained
The latest development in the nearly month-long saga.
Fuller House Recap: Gia Unit
Featuring Girl Talk… also vaping.
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Jaclyn Roessel Is Leaving the Heard Museum — Here’s Why
“I am so grateful to have had my first real job out of college be my dream job.”
13 Metro Phoenix Creatives React to Trump’s Plans to Eliminate Arts Funding
Alberto Rios, Douglas Miles, and Jaclyn Roessel weigh in.
Why TEDx Fountain Hills Speaker Olenka Cullinan Wants You to Stop Overpreparing
She’ll explain at TEDx Fountain Hills.
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Rest in Peace, Mary Tyler Moore, Reluctant Feminist Icon
Mary Tyler Moore, who died Wednesday at 80, was a reluctant feminist. She wouldn’t even call herself one at all. In 1970, when Moore embodied the character of flighty, 30-year-old single TV news producer Mary Richards on The Mary Tyler Moore Show, there was no other such woman portrayed on…
Here’s Everything You Need to Know About Breaking Ground 2017 in Tempe
The dance festival’s 10th edition hits Tempe this weekend.
5 Things to Do for $5 or Less in Metro Phoenix, January 27 to 29
Talk is cheap — and so are these events.
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Goodbye, Mary Tyler Moore
Remembering a feminist icon.
The CW’s Meta-Noir Reboot Can’t Save Archie Andrews From His Vacuous Origins
Quick, name an Archie Andrews personality trait. Yes, he’s red-headed and red-blooded, a horndog naïf with hashtag sideburns who is forever battled over by beauties he can’t be bothered to get anywhere with. But beyond that — who is he? Sometimes he’s in a sugar-sweet pop combo. Sometimes he tools…
Sundance Kicks Off with Al Gore’s Oddly Optimistic An Inconvenient Sequel
I’m still trying to decide if Sundance’s decision to kick off its 2017 festival with An Inconvenient Sequel, Al Gore’s follow-up to his influential (and terrifying) climate change documentary An Inconvenient Truth, is an act of political confrontation or a sign of helplessness. (Or both?) What kind of message does…
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Whatever a Dog’s Purpose Is, It Isn’t to Be in Movies Like A Dog’s Purpose
A Dog’s Purpose, based on the novel by W. Bruce Cameron, combines the philosophical belief that living beings are reborn into a different physical body after biological death with the voiceover narrative technique of Look Who’s Talking. The main character, Dog, dies in multiple wrenching scenes and is subsequently reborn;…