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Slipknot and Lamb of God cause tribal fire pits to break out during epic performance in Phoenix

Slipknot and Lamb of God destroyed the Ak-Chin Pavilion Saturday with some of the heaviest metal performances Phoenix has seen in years.

By Jacob Goldstein | August 30, 2015

The ordinary shape of the circle is the center of First Studio's latest art show in downtown Phoenix

Artists in the valley have taken the circle and created a show dedicated to what it means to them.

By Ruby Ramirez | August 30, 2015

'Z for Zachariah' puts Margot Robbie, Chiwetel Ejiofor and Chris Pine in a new world that never finds its footing

“Z for Zachariah” proves two is a couple and three is a crowd after the wake of a nuclear war.

By Tanner Stechnij | August 30, 2015

True love is a right swipe away on Tinder at ASU

These moments from the ASU Tinder will be enough to make you want to delete your account.

By Danica Barnett | August 27, 2015

The Underground Foundation invites all to first show of the semester

The Underground Foundation is known for its hands-on involvement with ASU students that double as artists and bring a sense of community to a thriving Tempe art scene.

By Ryan Santistevan | August 27, 2015

Rodney Atkins performs in Baltimore on May 17, 2013.

Catching up with country star Rodney Atkins before he hits Phoenix and Tucson this weekend

Catching up with country star Rodney Atkins before his show in Phoenix in Tucson this weekend.

By Shane Weinstein | August 27, 2015

After success of original north Scottsdale location, Fate Brewing Co. opens near Tempe with bigger barrels of beer

After its original location found success in north Scottsdale, Fate Brewery opens up a much larger restaurant near Tempe off Scottsdale Road.

By Derek Loche | August 26, 2015

Enter a world of potato paradise with French Fry Heaven, the newest Tempe campus dining experience

French Fry Heaven, a new restaurant on the Tempe campus, opened its doors in July to offer students a fresh twist on their dining experience.

By Caitlin Kierum | August 26, 2015

Secret Diner: Harumi Sushi offers downtown a fresh taste of classic rolls

There are a couple of sushi places in the downtown area, and as a self-proclaimed foodie, I’m always on the hunt for the best of the best close to campus.

By Ruby Ramirez | August 26, 2015

Behind the scenes at Gammage with the stage crew of 'Wicked'

The critically acclaimed musical Wicked has rolled into town for a six-week engagement at ASU’s Gammage auditorium.

By Derek Loche | August 25, 2015

10 movies to make your next "Netflix and Chill" session the best one yet

You're not a true millennial if you don't "Netflix and chill" at least once. Here's an easy guide of movies to help.

By Ryan Santistevan | August 25, 2015

Diamonds in the Dust: Comparing Kanye West and EDM to latin dance music and gangsta rap

Comparing songs that you have never heard of to artists that everyone has heard already.

By Nick Latona | August 25, 2015

Panda Bear and The Road Chief experiment with electronics to produce drastically different albums

Two new albums by electronic darlings Panda Bear and The Road Chief produce different emotional results.

By Logan Saether | August 24, 2015

'Fear the Walking Dead' may scare you to death if boredom doesn't kill you first

AMC's "Walking Dead" spinoff doesn't quite live up to it's parent series, but it has the potential to hit the mark down the road.

By Shane Weinstein | August 24, 2015

Football players warm up the stage for headliner Taylor Tomlinson at Outlaw Comedy's annual show, ASU 1st laugh

It began with a barbecue and ended with interactive comedy and resounding laughter.

By Caitlin Kierum | August 24, 2015

Ghost transcends gimmickry with excellent album 'Meliora'

“Meliora” is an excellent starting point for the music fan intrigued by Ghost’s fantastically macabre backstory and persona.

By Nick Latona | August 23, 2015

A male-dominated Arizona rock scene can't stop Ana Log from rising to the top

Ana Log's EP release show displayed that the group is a force of rock and roll power in the local Arizona scene.

By Derek Loche | August 23, 2015

Bullets don't fly fast enough for 'Hitman: Agent 47' to be saved from video game movie hell

Nearly a decade later after several delays and casting changes, the sequel finally arrived, but it's not the type of movie that's going to revive an already lackluster franchise.

By Obie Dieke | August 23, 2015

"American Ultra" plays like a lazy stoner that had the potential for greatness

What we have here is a film that’s only a few steps away from being great.

By Jagger Czajka | August 22, 2015

Tempe rock band 'Something Like December" plays with gusto at ASU's Fall Madness Concert

"Something Like December," a local Tempe rock band, played to an excited crowd of Arizona State University students Friday night at the outdoor Fall Madness Concert hosted by the Downtown campus Planning and Activities Board. Hot off the release of their debut EP “Convalescent,” "Something Like December" exerted an energy uncanny of a band performing only its fourth show.

By Nick Latona | August 22, 2015

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