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Ring in a new show with Sarah Michelle Gellar. Photo courtesy of CW.com.

Spark'd TV: The Return of SMG

I’ll have to admit, I usually don’t go for mystery-type shows with no sense of humor. However, “Ringer” is CW’s new fall show with more than a little mystery up its sleeve.

By Mackenzie Keller | September 18, 2011
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Turf Talk: The Turtles Break From Their Shells

As kids, we were always captivated by life’s simplicity; the next holographic Pokémon card came out and we had to have it.  A videogame that had so much action it would hurt your eyes not five- minutes into playing it, a must have too.

By Brendan Capria | September 16, 2011
The bowtie necklace looks like it came straight off the runway. Photo courtesy of RunwayDIY.com.

Piece of Craft: Fashion Crafts Right off the Runway

One of my favorite blogs right now that is saved to the top of my bookmarks is RunwayDIY. RunwayDIY features craft ideas that are inspired by the fashion fads of today and yesterday.  Rather than going out and buying great fashion items like jewelry, clothes, bags, and other accessories, they give great and easy how-to instructions to follow, allowing you to make a one of a kind fashionable craft.

By Faith Breisblatt | September 15, 2011
The crowd was energetic and eclectic. Photo by Amanda Larson.

Broke's the New Black: Fashion in the Raw

My fellow bloggers Mary, Faith ,Mackenzie and I slipped on some cocktail dresses and strapped into some heels for a night out at RAW (an independent art organization for local photographers, fashion designers, and artists). Their Phoenix showcase event was last Friday. Located at the Foundry in downtown Phoenix, the night’s event was buzzing with thought-provoking art, cultural dancing, and the flashbulbs of photography.

By Amanda Larson | September 14, 2011
The New Girl gets some new fans. Photo courtesy of Fox Broadcasting Company.

Spark'd TV: Pithy Pilot

I am absolutely, unequivocally in love with “The New Girl.” Zooey Deschanel should definitely be considered as great a comic performer as the best of them.

By Mackenzie Keller | September 14, 2011

American Gotham

Mesa's Gotham City Comics helps Valley residents unleash their inner geek — and get a caffeine fix to boot.

By Harmony Huskinson | September 13, 2011
Rabbi Shmuel Tiechtel (on the left) leads Shabbat at the Rohr Chabad Center every Friday night. Photo courtesy of Matt Chesin

Urban Culture Vulture: All About the Shabbos

With a Catholic upbringing, I haven’t had a lot of exposure to Judaism. Yes, I attended a bar mitzvah here and there during middle school, but that just meant I self-consciously watched and repeated what everyone else in-the-know was doing.

By Mary Richardson | September 13, 2011
University of AZ v ASU

Turf Talk: A Jab is a Knockout Punch

“You don’t have to be 6 foot 4, 240 pounds,” says senior Trevor Fulton, a Biochemistry major. As the men’s rugby team preached about the above statement, it seemed to have lacked a little support at first; size usually matters.

By Brendan Capria | September 12, 2011
Creative necklaces and lego jewelry made an appearance. Photo by Faith Breisblatt.

Piece of Craft: Phoenix Artists Unite for RAW

This past Friday, I attended an event at The Foundry in downtown Phoenix on 1st Street called RAW. As my friend Mary explained in her all-encompassing post, RAW is an independent organization that showcases various artists from all creative fields.

By Faith Breisblatt | September 12, 2011
Photo courtesy Aurora Kozinn.

The Red Tent

Yoga, chakras, womb sticks - find out how these spiritual objects empowered women at the Red Tent gathering.

By Leah LeMoine | September 12, 2011
Numerous local artists displayed their work throughout the night. Photos courtesy of Christina Silvestri.

Urban Culture Vulture: Artists get RAW

On Friday night I headed out to Foundry on First in Phoenix to check out the RAW: Phoenix presents JUNCTION put on by Raw: natural born artist, an arts organization that provides independent artists of all creative genres with the resources, tools, and exposure needed to cultivate innovative art.

By Mary Richardson | September 10, 2011
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