Sony hitting rough times with PlayStation 4 game developers
What in the world is going on with Sony's first-party developers?
What in the world is going on with Sony's first-party developers?
The Cloud Nothings's new album maintains its punk nature but adds depth and maturity.
The urban dance community will get the chance to showcase their work this Friday at ASU.
Students might plan for a visit to the Desert Botanical Garden sooner rather than later, given the beautiful weather and little time remaining to see its butterfly exhibit.
Phoenix Pride celebrates with its 34th annual parade and festival.
Mac DeMarco's "Salad Days" finds the right balance between carefree chords and existential despair.
The latest installment in the inFAMOUS series can't quite put it all together, but it gives players a glimpse into the future of gaming graphics.
The singer/songwriter of the new album "TUNNEL" recently sat down with The State Press, in anticipation of opening at the Crescent Ballroom.
What once sounded like an impossible dream for fans of NBC's cult comedy may actually become a reality.
It's the end of an era. After nine seasons, "How I Met Your Mother" says its final farewell.
The Paper Knife released its first unbound print publication Sunday, involving students, artists and members of the community in the new outlet.
AMC's hit series ended its fourth season Sunday on a strong note
“Education, Education, Education & War,” has some potentially catchy, boot-stomping tracks that will bob the heads of some, but surely not all.
Owen Pallett has made his musical knowledge known while promoting the release of his fourth solo album "In Conflict."
As "How I Met Your Mother" comes to an end, let's look back on the show's top moments of the last decade.
Darren Aronofsky's telling of the classic biblical story tries too hard, yet proves satisfyingly ambitious.
The actor, comic and writer talks about his newest film, a sequel to the 2013 hit "A Haunted House."
Goldfrapp's latest project pushes the boundaries of studio albums, with live performances, music videos and the silver screen experience.
The 37th bi-annual Tempe Festival of the Arts will kick off this weekend with multiple local art vendors and organizations.
"The power, the passion, the danger" ... on your show schedule.
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