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Artist Daniel Coburn manipulates appropriated images recreated with a 19th century photographic process to construct new narratives within the family, addressing issues such as adultery, abuse, violence, and alcoholism. Coburn’s work is part of Northlight Gallery’s exhibition, “Family Matters, revisited” and is open Oct. 21 till Nov. 22, 2014. (Photo by Mario Mendez)

An alternate look into 'Family' at Northlight Gallery

Twenty years later, a look into the lives of families returns to ASU.

By Damion Julien-Rohman | October 30, 2014

Don't throw that controller!

There are other ways to de-stress if a game is knocking you around (figuratively, of course).

By Damion Julien-Rohman | October 29, 2014

The Flaming Lips cover The Beatles on 'With a Little Help from My Fwends'

"With a Little Help from My Fwends" features a huge list of guest stars including Miley Cyrus, My Morning Jacket, Dr. Dog, Foxygen and many more.

By William Ruof | October 29, 2014

It came from Bandcamp: The chillwave kaleidoscope of Sparkle Motion

Sparkle Motion, this week's Bandcamp gem, was mined in chilly Flagstaff.

By Zachariah Webb | October 29, 2014

"The Veteran" produced by ASU student Dana Diehl for the Strat-O-Graphic show. (Photo by Carly Traxler)

Touch me, I'm a book! Exhibit 'Strat-o-graphic' revels in tactile joy of books as art

You will not find a "Please, Don't Touch" sign posted anywhere at "Strat-o-graphic."

By Zachariah Webb | October 29, 2014

Leighton Meester's new album pulls on fans' 'Heartstrings'

The former "Gossip Girl" star's transition into music is not a disaster, but it is difficult to muster any enthusiasm.

By Zachary Heltzel | October 29, 2014

Imperial rolls with traditional dipping sauce (nuoc cham chay) at Pho Cao. Pho Cao is located at Scottsdale Road and Gilbert Drive in Tempe. (Photo by Daniel Kwon)

Turn down pho, what?: 5 Vietnamese restaurants that might confuse your grandmother

From fusion to karaoke, here are five Valley restaurants that put a new twist on Vietnamese food.

By Juliet Moo | October 29, 2014

'Mike Tyson Mysteries' is an ear-biting cartoon satire

"Mike Tyson Mysteries" combines the tone of classic "Scooby-Doo" and the gleeful insanity of Adult Swim to dizzying effect.

By Zachary Heltzel | October 28, 2014

Hunt's 'Montevallo' blurs the lines of genre

Up-and-coming country artist, Sam Hunt, released "Montevallo" on Monday, incorporating numerous styles throughout.

By Desiree Pharias | October 28, 2014

The menu and front counter at One Coffee Co. (Photo by Celina Jimenez)

Good vibes and great coffee at One Coffee Co.

If you're looking for delicious, authentic flavor and positive, easygoing vibes, stop by One Coffee Co.

By Celina Jimenez | October 28, 2014

Taylor Swift grows up like it's '1989'

While the haters will probably continue to hate, Swift’s “1989” shakes them off with ease and delivers fans with a new sound and quality content.

By Samantha Shotzbarger | October 28, 2014

Local band The Senators put new spin on indie music

Local band The Senators unite bluegrass style with a uniquely folk sound, offering hipsters and indie music lovers everywhere a new intellectual twist on an anthem to live by.

By Olivia Richard | October 27, 2014

Starbucks at the Memorial Union in Tempe. The Starbucks and ASU online degree partnership starts at the beginning of session B. (Photo by Ryan Liu)

The reality is that most students are looking for coffee the way governments and multinational corporations are looking for oil — as much of it for as little money as possible and fast, with an extra shot.

By Zane Jennings | October 27, 2014

The world of cult films: 'Hocus Pocus'

Despite small inconsistencies within the film, “Hocus Pocus” remains one of the greatest movies to watch during the Halloween season, and it won't prevent you from getting some sleep at night.

By William Ruof | October 27, 2014

Which Modern artist are you?

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By Emily Zentner | October 27, 2014

A group of dancers pose for photos before performing with Mariachi Real de Jalisco on Sunday, Oct. 26 at Margaret T. Hance Park. (Photo by Celina Jimenez)

Día de los Muertos visits Margaret T. Hance Park

The community gathered at Margaret T. Hance Park on Sunday to celebrate the Mexican holiday "Día de los Muertos," which honors the deceased and commemorates cultural traditions.

By Celina Jimenez | October 26, 2014

Mary Moe Adams, a ballet examiner, teaches the craft to adoring students

It is obvious that her students enjoy learning from her because of her willingness to share her knowledge and her kindness toward them.

By Juliet Moo | October 26, 2014

The West Campus has a few rumored ghost stories, including the haunted Las Casas building which has shown suspicious signs since catching on fire during construction. (Photo by Tynin Fries)

Top 5 most likely haunted places at ASU's West campus

With Halloween quickly approaching, here are the top 5 most likely haunted places at ASU's West campus.

By Rachael Tashbook | October 26, 2014

A wine guide fit for a college budget

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By Sammie Shotzbarger | October 26, 2014

State Press staff spooks with Halloween costume creativity

Editors and reporters show off their costume creativity.

By A&E Staff | October 26, 2014

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