'Memphis' lives in Phoenix Theatre
There are actors that are good, and there are actors that are, "Wow, he is so good!"
There are actors that are good, and there are actors that are, "Wow, he is so good!"
The duo behind "You're Next" create a thoroughly satisfying follow-up.
From "The Lion King" to Spider-Man, nothing is off-limits for Julie Taymor to make something beloved completely bonkers.
ASU alumnus to represent Phoenix at the Individual World Poetry Slam this October.
The ASU Art Museum holds a somewhat different kind of gallery.
Ah, the smell of artificial autumn is in the air this week, but so is a hint of magic and mysticism with another dose of horoscopes!
Up until a few months ago, I thought Drake was the official soundtrack for selfies.
A new exhibit at the Step Gallery by Herberger students Tiernan Warner and Ximenna Hofsetz explores the surreal world of memory.
Peter Capaldi's 12th Doctor is ornery, skeptical of everything and hates being called a hero.
Train introduces new, less than appealing sound with "Bulletproof Picasso."
Arizona is home to breweries like the Four Peaks Brewing Company, SanTan Brewing Company and Sleepy Dog Brewery.
These boots are made for self-acceptance.
ASU Art Museum hosts students to take a trip to Latin America via art.
Why would you even want to be an Altman?
Five years after it "ended," the "Trailer Park Boys" are the same as they have ever been. That's a very good thing.
All the way from Salt Lake City, Neihart debuts a new tape with TPK.
Rarely do you see a local musician completely lose himself in his craft, but on a warm September night in the Nile Underground, I witnessed just that.
Local art show covers expanses of theme and imagery unheard of in the world of conventional art exhibitions
This film is visually stunning and darkly funny. Christian Bale gives a wacky, terrifying performance, entirely becoming the sick character of Bateman. The movie was strange and original, exactly what I was hoping it would be.
I usually like to watch bands progress, see them integrate new styles and complicate the tonal palates (a la Vampire Weekend or Youth Lagoon), but sometimes I’m thankful bands stay right where they are.
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