"Watermark" a visually stunning documentary
The follow-up to the acclaimed "Manufactured Landscapes" lacks a bit content wise, but is a visually stunning study of why water is so important.
The follow-up to the acclaimed "Manufactured Landscapes" lacks a bit content wise, but is a visually stunning study of why water is so important.
Summer promises to be a source of returning favorites, including The Black Keys, Lykke Li and Owen Pallett.
You're almost done, but what then?
Chronicling CCP's sci-fi MMO history is in high demand.
Oliver unleashes an onslaught onto deserving subjects that "The Daily Show" gently ribs, providing denser jokes and more pointed satire.
Jake Johnson and Damon Wayans Jr., of "New Girl" and "Happy Endings" fame, visited ASU's Tempe campus to promote their upcoming film debut together.
Midway through the fourth season, the show has aired some of its best episodes to date.
The trio's new EP, "Sunset Voodoo EP," debuts May 2.
Dale Dreyfoos, professor of opera and musical theater in the ASU School of Music, was announced the interim director of ASU's Lyric Opera Theater for the coming academic year.
Stores that make the bygone luxury of a good shave accessible to everyone, are popping up like stubble on the face of our eclectic modern culture.
Grouplove fans jammed out to the high-energy set of the California performers all night long at the Marquee in Tempe.
William Reber, professor of music and artistic director of Lyric Opera Theater, resigned Wednesday because of a high school music festival performance of "Rent," which sparked controversy among parents.
We compile the go-to artists of the experimental electronic genre in hopes of sparking an interest in what is the most progressive and inclusive movements in contemporary music.
Imagine surviving in a world where people are just as dangerous as zombies.
With the 20-year anniversary of Nas's "Illmatic" this month, the artist still proves that the combination of classic East Coast hip-hop, serious lyrics and poetic style deserves a nod.
Lysergic synths and fuzzy guitar riffs dominate on Thee Oh Sees' killer new album, "Drop."
Blizzard's Free-to-Play collectible card game is guaranteed fun for anyone.
"Rent," the last production of Lyric Opera Theater, will be held in the Evelyn Smith Music Theatre from April 24 to 27.
The band's latest release features stripped down versions of tracks from its 2012 trilogy of records.
"Once" arrives at Gammage on April 29.
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