The simple materiality belies the beauty found in these bowls and plates.
This week's pop culture round-up.
With the help of fundraising campaigns, The ASU Theatre and Shakespeare Club aims to produce The Bard of Avon’s timeless classic.
Street Eats was conceptually excellent and attracted diverse crowds, but didn't quite meet all expectations as a whole in terms of both experience and price.
The announcement of the device brought in a multitude of ideas on how it could be used. I share a few of mine.
Disney's attempt to alter classic fairytales doesn't do justice to its long-time fans.
What to watch on Netflix if this week's new releases don't catch your attention.
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The latest attempt by the Wachowskis is a dubious attempt at dazzling nobody.
The Pressroom will host Phoenix’s 2015 Vagina Monologues on Feb. 14 to raise awareness for violence against women.
The art world is overflowing with unique, visionary creators whose work is sadly unrecognized, but scoping out the work of a few exceptional artists is worth the time and effort.
In Tempe, we're miles and miles from Broadway. But it doesn't mean we can't enjoy the thought of some of our favorite cinematic stars in the literal spotlight.
There's potential here, but only time will tell if Fresh can manage to get off the boat.
Zappa’s band, the Mothers of Invention, released what many now consider to be one of the first rock concept albums — 1966’s “Freak Out!”
This week, I had the opportunity to visit West campus. I not only adored the courtyards, but also the five interesting students I met. Check them out!
I met with Destructo on Wednesday at his hotel lobby in downtown Phoenix to talk about his music and career before he shook the Monarch Theatre with his groundbreaking mixture of rap lyrics and house beats.
This collaboration is especially important to academics in this day and age, given the vast array of information now readily available and presented on the web.
Check out the top 10 most viewed stories from January.
After five decades of creating music, Bob Dylan releases another album with a unique twist: Each track is a Frank Sinatra cover.
The last five minutes of the Super Bowl were surprisingly predictive of events in Congress this week.
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