Phoenix Oktoberfest embraces many different cultures
This year’s Oktoberfest truly celebrated culture — not just German culture, but the convergence of many different ones.
This year’s Oktoberfest truly celebrated culture — not just German culture, but the convergence of many different ones.
“The Agony and The Ecstasy of Steve Jobs” Actor Ron May spoke with The State Press about preparation for his role and being a late-bloomer to the “cult of Apple.”
“Pitch Perfect” in all essence is a film about how times change and accepting that change.
“Struck by Lightning,” a film written by “Glee’s” Chris Colfer, will be playing at the Scottsdale International Film Festival. The State Press got the opportunity to speak with the film’s director, Brian Dannelly, about life on the set.
Peter Asher is truly a rock legend toured with the rock’s greatest names including The Beatles and the Rolling Stones. Asher will perform at Phoenix’s Musical Instrument Museum on Oct. 5 and 6.
“The Agony and The Ecstasy of Steve Jobs” remains remarkable for painting a simple portrait of the impersonal and soul-crushing working conditions for those slaving away to meet the endless demand.
It’s that time of year again and Phoenix Oktoberfest is back. The State Press has composed a list of five reasons to attend this month’s most fun-filled festival.
K-pop, or Korean pop music, is a well-established music-making machine that features artists trained in a variety of languages, song styles and choreography.
Student disc jockey Tyler Sherman talks about balancing his career and school with The State Press after performing at the Sound Wave Music Festival.
While Psy benefits from his global success, GE has managed to reap profits by featuring the hit single on its sitcoms, talk shows, movies and even commercials.
This week’s episode was satisfying in both wrapping up the loose ends caused by the cliffhanger and leaving their audience begging for more.
NBA 2K established itself as the ultimate hoops series for at least the next several years.
Rock band, Rise Against, was one of the many bands to boycott Arizona shows after the state passed SB 1070. Two years later, the band returns to the valley to perform a memorable show.
Actors that put on profound performances are not always recognized for their talent. The State Press has comprised a list of actors it thinks should be given more credit for their accomplishments.
Bad Weather California gives an electrifying performance before headlining band The Lumineers at Marquee Theatre on Sept. 28.
With the bar of excellence elevated so high due to Pixar, a movie like ‘Hotel Transylvania’ comes off as just embarrassing.
Psychedelic-punk band Bad Weather California is set to put on a show at Marquee Theater that will resonate with ASU students.
Stephen Chbosky’s critically acclaimed novel becomes a critically acclaimed film that will captivate audiences of all ages.
Punk-folk artist Frank Turner played an energized show in Phoenix on Sept. 21 and comments on his success this past year.
Funk-rock band Red Hot Chili Peppers proved to still have rock ‘n’ roll in its blood when they came to Jobing.com Arena in Glendale on Sept. 25.
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