ASU combines creative forces for Emerge 2013
Engineers, dancers, scientists, actors, futurists and poets combined creative forces over three days to present “Emerge 2013: The Future of Truth” at ASU.
Engineers, dancers, scientists, actors, futurists and poets combined creative forces over three days to present “Emerge 2013: The Future of Truth” at ASU.
Kicking off its tour in Arizona, “Satellite Sky,” an Indie rock band made up of siblings, Pete and Kim Kicks, rocked the crowd at the Rogue bar in South Scottsdale on Thursday night.
“The Pornographer” is not about porn in the traditional sense or even about sex, but about how an artist’s work is misconstrued as being vile filth.
With gorgeous scenery and a tantalizing score, “Jack the Giant Slayer” will stun audiences with a fairy tale takes courageous twists and turns.
Public art project covering Phoenix brown spaces with woven quilt.
For those wondering what lasting effect The Tom Green show would have on Western civilization, tune in to Comedy Central on Feb. 28 at 10 p.m. and watch Ben Hoffman in “The Ben Show with Ben Hoffman.”
Looking for something to do this weekend? The "Da Vinci - The Genius" exhibit at the Arizona Science Center is a must see.
Director Niels Arden Oplev gives an inside look into "Dead Man Down."
Director Sam Raimi and actor James Franco discuss their new film, "Oz the Great and Powerful."
Bombay Spice Grill will offer many vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free choices at a very low cost.
The release of Stellacutta’s CD release in late January and the concert on March 31 at the Cresecent Ballroom in downtown Phoenix mark roughly a decade of music-making for a band that started at Tempe’s New School for the Arts and Academics.
Marquee Theatre shook with the rock music of the Take Action Tour when it rolled through Arizona on Sunday.
Check out which of your favorite artists will be performing in March around the Valley.
Scottsdale-based fashion company Hearts combines fashion and global change.
ASU students and faculty celebrate the Chinese New Year with a festival earlier this month.
“Nathan For You” ruins the reputation of the businesses he's supposed to be helping.
Movement Source Dance Company, a local non-profit dance organization, presented its latest work, Caliente, on Friday evening and Saturday afternoon and evening.
Buying a game is not so simple as ABC, as it is for films and books.
After months of touring the country and gaining national exposure, Tempe-based band, Katastro, returns to where its career began.
Hometown heroes The Summer Set, joined by pop punk powerhouses Go Radio and We Are the In Crowd played through an energetic evening filled with catchy tunes and lots of crowd interaction.
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