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Work from local Arizona artists hang in the gallery space of the Hive. All different medias were present along with some of the makers of the work. (Photo by Katie Dunphy)

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Local art gallery The Hive is no stranger to experimental art.

By Adrianna Ovnicek | October 6, 2013

'Humans of New York' continues to captivate readers, releases book

The popular blog is set to make its book debut on Oct. 15.

| October 6, 2013

Johnny Mitchell preforms during Z-fest at the Galvan Playhouse on Saturday afternoon October, 6th. Z-fest is a free festival held to honor Zach Booher and raise awarness for the Zach Booher Memorial Music Scholarship Endowment. (Photo by Murphy Bannerman)

Free festival celebrates the life of ASU grad Zach Booher with food, music and film

The Paul V. Galvin Playhouse hosted a place for festival participants to socialize and listen to live, local music in honor of ASU grad Zach Booher.

| October 5, 2013

'Parkland' displays different perspectives on an American tragedy

"Parkland" successfully incorporates the views of the people who were closely affected by the Kennedy assassination, as well as the story of the events that occurred in the days that followed.

By Alexa D'Angelo | October 5, 2013

The Maine performed at the Marquee with various supporting acts. (Photo by Olivia Khiel)

The Maine performs with powerful openers at The Marquee

Anberlin and Lydia support The Maine in its powerful Tempe rock show Thursday at the Marquee.

By Olivia Khiel | October 4, 2013

'Gravity' is as realistic as space movies get, but more predictable than most

"Gravity" is a thrill ride, but occasionally for the wrong reasons.

By Spencer Fawcett | October 4, 2013

Youth Lagoon storms Crescent Ballroom with pop/rock magic

Youth Lagoon took Phoenix on a ride through a circus full of electronic rhythms and smooth pop sounds.

| October 3, 2013

I listened to Miley Cyrus' 'Bangerz' so you wouldn't have to

Miley's new album is slated to release Oct. 8. Just read this review instead.

By Maggie Spear | October 3, 2013

Outliars Comedy Club to open new Tempe location

A Valley improv club seeks to bring high-quality, low-priced professional comedy shows to ASU students.

| October 3, 2013

Caught A Ghost catches Phoenix's attention

The L.A. funky folk band comes to Phoenix to deliver an electric show.

By Kayla Phillips | October 2, 2013

You Me At Six rocks The Nile Theater on its first US headline

British rockers play headlining set for first time in the U.S.

By Olivia Khiel | October 2, 2013

Former ASU students aim to give back to the community with Truminati Clothing

Truminati makes all its clothing in the U.S. and donates 5 percent of the profits to charitable programs.

| October 2, 2013

Justin Timberlake hits sequel gold with 'The 20/20 Experience 2 of 2'

Justin Timberlake released a Grammy-worthy album.

By Jessica Urgiles | October 1, 2013

PoeFest brings spooky performances to downtown hotel

Arizona Curriculum Theater has a much scarier alternative to going to a Halloween party on Oct. 31 this year.

By Sierra Ochoa | October 1, 2013

The Paper Kites's 'States' is a great example of ethereal folk

Released on Oct. 1, "States" marks The Paper Kites's first full-album step into music and introduces it to its first North American tour.

| October 1, 2013

'Breaking Bad' finale a little too perfect

The "Breaking Bad" series finale wrapped up loose ends but fell short by not leaving anything to the imagination.

By Nicholas Palomino Mendoza | September 30, 2013

ASU Symphony Orchestra opens up season with free concert

ASU Symphony Orchestra gives back to the community with a free concert that will feature masterworks by three well-known composers.

| September 29, 2013

Vampire Weekend charms Phoenix at Comerica

Esteemed indie rock band Vampire Weekend took the stage of Comerica Theatre with an elaborate, paisley set and charming performance Friday night at the close of its U.S. tour with Brooklyn singer Sky Ferreira.

| September 28, 2013

ASU Art Museum visitors sift through Paul Nosa's collection of sewed works as he works on a personalized patch. The bicycle shown is used to generate power for his Singer sewing machine. (Photo by Kylie Gumpert)

ASU Art Museum's fall open attracts support, artists

This season's opening brought out a crowd with numerous showcased artists and supporters, but the museum could still use more student visitors.

| September 27, 2013

"Rush" may spark early Oscar buzz

Ron Howard's Formula One racing drama is his best film to date.

By Shane Weinstein | September 27, 2013

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