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Previous Sun Devil, Domo Genesis performance brings out large ASU crowd

Former ASU student Domo Genesis teams up with Odd Future sub-group Mellowhype to deliver a rowdy show at Pub Rock Live.

By Kayla Phillips | October 31, 2013

Gammage, Cronkite partner up to bring theatrical concept to ASU

Aaron Landsman, Gammage's resident artist, will be bringing intimate, participatory theater to Gammage Theater and the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication in April.

By Katie Faller | October 31, 2013

Five last-minute DIY Halloween costumes for the busy and broke

My inner-child told me I can't skip Halloween, even though I don't have the time or money to find a costume. Here's a list of costumes that are easy and inexpensive to make yourself.

By Tanya Nguyen | October 30, 2013

'Workaholics' co-star Adam Devine debuts new sketch comedy show

The "Workaholics" co-star's new show airs Thursdays on Comedy Central.

| October 30, 2013

ITunes Radio vs. Pandora Radio

Will the new iTunes service be the end of Pandora?

By Molly Finley | October 29, 2013

Story of the Year drummer excited for 10-year album anniversary tour

Josh Wills talks "Page Avenue" and touring the U.S. for the first time in three years.

By Olivia Khiel | October 29, 2013

Captain Hudson & the Funk Armada brings the funk to ASU with fall concert, recording session

After a resplendent performance at Urban Sol, the band prepares for their fall concert and studio session with an illustrious producer.

By Jessica Urgiles | October 29, 2013

'Cowboy Zombies' shines as a Wild West horror flick

Shot almost entirely in Arizona, this independent film brings together two previously separate worlds — the Wild West and the zombie apocalypse.

By Adrianna Ovnicek | October 29, 2013

Set It Off drummer talks nonstop touring, new music

Maxx Danziger of theatrical rock band Set It Off talks with The State Press about the double-edged sword of constant touring.

By Olivia Khiel | October 28, 2013

'Mind Without a Home' debunks sensationalized myths about mental illness

Kristina Morgan shares a brutally honest memoir of her life, in which she fights to find her place while struggling to confront the fact that only she can see the people in suits and hear the voices constantly talking to her.

By Kasey Bennett | October 28, 2013

Only for true Batman fans, 'Batman: Arkham Origins' falls behind Asylum and City

Arkham Origins never truly escapes the shadow of its predecessors, but it still hits the right notes.

By Spencer Fawcett | October 27, 2013

Fake zombies walk the streets of Downtown Phoenix during Zombie Walk 5. About 10,000 people were expected to attend the event. (Photo by Diana Lustig)

Zombies gather in downtown Phoenix to benefit local charities

Instead of eating brains, these zombies feed the needy.

By Christopher Garay | October 27, 2013

'The Exonerated' stuns audience, provokes questions about the justice system

"The Exonerated," a play put on at ASU's West campus explores the stories of six convicted, death row criminals who were wrongfully accused and failed by the United States criminal justice system.

By Alexa D'Angelo | October 27, 2013

Pedal Craft Phoenix celebrates growing urban bike culture

Pedal Craft Volume 3 brought Phoenix Design Week to a close at monOrchid on Friday.

By Adrianna Ovnicek | October 26, 2013

'The Lion King' roars into Gammage

Disney's "The Lion King" proves to be worthy of its praise.

By Jessica Urgiles | October 25, 2013

Little-known artist Josh Record is set to release album that will blow you away

Record's skillfully soothing music is bound to brighten your day, and his upcoming album may just put him officially on the map.

| October 24, 2013

Devil's Chowda: 7.2

In this edition of Devil's Chowda, we look into Halloween costumes, similarities between Jolly Ranchers and crystal meth, Travis Keeps Up With The Kardashians and more!

By Dan Miller | October 24, 2013

LA artist's Scottsdale show melds reality and fantasy

Notoriously reclusive L.A. artist, Kevork Cholakian brings his intriguing artwork to Scottsdale.

By DG Burns | October 23, 2013

Featured at the Lab Pop-Up Gallery near downtown Phoenix, the rescued and reconstructed teddy bears are part of the Die Bearmy art project, which uses the once abandoned bear to help send a message about the importance of recycling.

Phoenix artist transforms discarded teddy bears to send a message about consumption

Art project DIE bearmy restores abandoned teddy bears and asks the consumer to be more deliberate with creation and consumption.

By Adrianna Ovnicek | October 23, 2013

Does 'Lego Marvel Superheroes' fall to pieces?

Does Lego Marvel Superheroes improve the Lego formula, or does it fall to pieces?

By Spencer Fawcett | October 23, 2013

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