Scottsdale hosts 11th annual International Film Festival
Starting Sept. 30 and running through Oct. 4 is the 11th Annual Scottsdale International Film Festival.
Starting Sept. 30 and running through Oct. 4 is the 11th Annual Scottsdale International Film Festival.
A conveniently compiled a list of some of the best variations on the traditional cup of noodles.
“Young Broke & Beautiful: Broke-Ass Stuart’s Guide to Living Cheaply” is great for those with an empty wallet.
Trader Joe’s has made a fortune off cookbooks for any culture, including the college student.
Devil's Chowda: Episode Three from The State Press on Vimeo.
Making the Phoenix area proud for years, Jimmy Eat World has recently wrapped up touring on their seventh full-length album and has jumped into Arizona’s Fall Frenzy to officially wrap things up in their home town. The State Press caught up with frontman Jim Adkins about playing Fall Frenzy and what’s next for the alt-rock gods.
With a high definition remastering, “The Ico and Shadow of the Colossus Collection” is a must buy for anyone with a PS3.
While Switchfoot has garnered praise from critics since the release of their breakout album, “Vice Verses” builds on the group's accomplishments.
After seven studio albums, alternative rock band Wilco makes a return to the music scene with a surprisingly different new album.
Thursday night’s GLOWfest started earlier than most shows but continued well into the night where the extreme light show lit up the darkness. | Slideshow inside |
Mickey Avalon stirred up Scottsdale Friday night with his set of both classic and new songs.
Associate professor from the Herberger Institute, Anthony Pessler, discusses contemporary street art.
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Nirvana’s history-making second album "Nevermind" serves as an important milestone for music, and is still causing commotion today in the media.
“Glee,” which has become a network television phenomenon, garnered a lot of backlash from fans that said the show had jumped the shark in its second season.
Watching “A Conversation with Edith Head” feels like gaining VIP access to the life and secrets of Mrs. Head.
Touring for the release of the new “Footloose” film, actors Kenny Wormald and Julianne Hough visited the ASU Tempe campus on Tuesday.
The Annual Pickin’ in the Pines Bluegrass & Acoustic Music Festival in Flagstaff, Ariz. took place this past Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The event was host to revered artists, up-and-coming groups and the precocious dreamers of the folksy, rock mixture of bluegrass music.
Tosh.0 writer and former ASU alumnus Brian Rubenstein speaks with The State Press about his experiences at ASU and working as a writer for Comedy Central's Tosh.0.
The show had more than a few highs and lows, with the following being some of the more noteworthy moments of the night.
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