Q&A with poet Elizabeth McNeil
McNeil’s grasp for the power of language as a poet, writer and professor is profoundly moving and touching.
McNeil’s grasp for the power of language as a poet, writer and professor is profoundly moving and touching.
If you ask just about any musician about how life on the road is, you'll likely get mixed reviews. Some artists thrive off the energy of the crowds. Other artists just can't wait to get home. If you ask Lupe Fiasco, your answer will likely be more polarizing than most.
Sporting a classical feel, “Mortal Kombat” correctly revives the iconic series for the first time on the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360.
The name might have you scratching your head, but the Scottish rock ‘n’ roll three-piece is probably the biggest band you’ve never heard of.
Jake Davis and Cat Roper say there nothing to be scared about when it comes to their insightful review of Wes Craven's newest movie, Scream4.
In a majority of horror movie franchises, the only characters that leave an impression on the audience are the villains.
The Phoenix Improv Festival opened Thursday with an Arizona Showcase and will run through Saturday. Many improvisation troupes from the state and all over the nation will be performing in the festival.
Arcade Fire played in Phoenix this past Wednesday night at the sold-out Comerica Theatre.
Originally a Web series on 5thyear.com, “Workaholics” was picked up by Comedy Central for what looks to be at least 10 half-hour episodes. Featuring the members of the sketch group Mail Order Comedy, the show focuses on the lives of three friends as they enter into the workforce post-college.
The State Press spoke with Julia Roberts’ niece Emma Roberts, one of the stars of “Scream 4” opening this Friday.
Wouldn’t it be nice to have a blueprint for life’s convoluted moments? That’s the objective of author and life coach Dan Millman in his newly released book, “The Four Purposes of Life.” The State Press spoke with Millman about his text and the teachings within.
Her five-song album, which was originally distributed independently but now is being released with the backing of Expat Records, is a great representation of where Craig is at as a singer/songwriter.
It’s a pretty safe album from Vivian Girls, but not a remarkable one.
If Dave Grohl wants to get back to his roots, Dave Grohl is going to get back to his roots. So, it should come as no surprise that “Wasting Light” is the first album since 1997's “The Colour and the Shape” to feature original lead guitarist Pat Smear.
Who would have guessed that one of the biggest bands of the mid-2000s would be a violin-wielding rock band? Yellowcard seemingly defied the odds.
The Liz Lerman Dance Exchange will perform “The Matter of Origins” for one night, April 11 at ASU Gammage. Benjamin Wegman spoke The State Press about his experience with Lerman at CERN in Switzerland and about the show that’s coming to ASU.
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"Soul Surfer" 4 out of 5 Pitchforks Released: Friday, April 8 Determination. Courage. Positivity. Love.
The State Press spoke with Danny McBride, star of the film “Your Highness” with James Franco and Natalie Portman.
Lets cut to the chase. If you like “The Bourne Identity” or any of its sequels, you’ll like “Hanna.”
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