In hopes of creating cross-cultural conversation, Borderlands Theater and the Phoenix Art Museum have come together to present a special poetry reading.
Sponsored by the National Endowment for the Arts, the reading and Q-and-A session will be hosted by The Loft Cinema, 3233 E.
Dave Croteau for mayor music extravaganza - This concert will be so cool you'll almost forget that Croteau's almost 60 and nobody votes for the Green Party anymore. But seriously, this mayoral candidate has got balls to venture Downtown after 6 p.m. Even if Na'm Amor is playing.
I began to realize that Spain was completely different than Tucson when I had the most human of urges: hunger. One of the most noticeable differences between Spanish and American customs is the type of food people eat and when they eat it.
In Spain, everyone eats their meals at home, and they get drinks or tapas (appetizers) in cafes.
The Internet is a “series of tubes,” according to Alaska senator Ted Stevens. Naturally, sometimes stuff gets clogged in these tubes and takes time to resurface. Stuff like “Star War: The Backstroke of the West.”
At a time when the Motion Picture Association of America is vigorously attempting to rid the United States of pirated movies, black-market DVDs are easily available for purchase in other countries.
The actors of Live Theatre Workshop did an outstanding job portraying their characters in Saturday's production of “The Subject Was Roses.” The cast of three filled the stage with vibrancy, truth and authenticity.
The play begins in a middle-class Bronx apartment at the return of Timmy Cleary (played by Eric Schumacher) from World War II in Europe to the home of his parents John and Nettie Cleary (played by Bill Epstein and Cynthia Jeffery).
I was sitting Downtown at Vaudeville sipping a Dos Equis and watching Bob Saget doing standup on mute when I had an epiphany: Electronica is the new punk rock.
It was hard to like punk rock after high school when I grew up and realized being able to play your instrument was a vital part of making music.
FMA's Fall Ball brings '90s alternative legend the Smashing Pumpkins to town along with best-selling rap group Cypress Hill. Other bands to hit the stage include Against Me!, Silverstein, Operator, Paramore and Scary Kids Scaring Kids.
Fall Ball is the second-largest annual outdoor music festival in Southern Arizona, beat only by its sister festival, KFMA Day.
Dave Croteau for mayor music extravaganza - This concert will be so cool you'll almost forget that Croteau's almost 60 and nobody votes for the Green Party anymore. But seriously, this mayoral candidate has got balls to venture Downtown after 6 p.m. Even if Na'm Amor is playing.
If you need a dirty, dirty beat and a little bit of collaboration, 50 Cent's new album, Curtis, may be the album for you.
The obscenity begins with the album's inside photography, with photos of 50 Cent and a woman in strategically placed sexual positions.
The Internet is a “series of tubes,” according to Alaska senator Ted Stevens. Naturally, sometimes stuff gets clogged in these tubes and takes time to resurface. Stuff like “Star War: The Backstroke of the West.”
At a time when the Motion Picture Association of America is vigorously attempting to rid the United States of pirated movies, black-market DVDs are easily available for purchase in other countries.
When it comes to groundbreaking art events, Tucson is ahead of the game. Starting Sept. 15, the Tucson Museum of Art will host “An Eclectic Eye: Selections from the Dan Leach Collection,” a presentation of one man's passion for art.
Leach, a Tucson resident, is an avid art collector who has acquired more than 1,500 pieces of art from all over the world over the past few decades.
I was sitting Downtown at Vaudeville sipping a Dos Equis and watching Bob Saget doing standup on mute when I had an epiphany: Electronica is the new punk rock.
It was hard to like punk rock after high school when I grew up and realized being able to play your instrument was a vital part of making music.
Saying “3:10 to Yuma” is one of the best movies of 2007 may or may not be a compliment.
After all, even though 2007 has seen the release of such stellar films as “300″ and “Zodiac,” it has also brought upon us such dreadful duds as “Norbit” and “Perfect Stranger.
Writers have muses. Spring Ulmer's is Walter Benjamin, a German philosopher and Marxist literary critic who first appeared in Ulmer's latest book of poems, “Benjamin's Spectacles,” while Ulmer was looking for form in her poetry.
“Benjamin's Spectacles” was chosen as Kore Press's 2007 First Book Winner.
I began to realize that Spain was completely different than Tucson when I had the most human of urges: hunger. One of the most noticeable differences between Spanish and American customs is the type of food people eat and when they eat it.
In Spain, everyone eats their meals at home, and they get drinks or tapas (appetizers) in cafes.
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