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Elton John's Tucson concert postponed

Elton John’s concert at the Tucson Arena has been postponed one night to Thursday.... Read more»1

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Laser light shows back at Flandrau

Those who appreciate an altered consciousness rejoice. Laser light shows are returning to Flandrau planetarium after 10 years.... Read more»0

Guest opinion

SB 1070: Outraged artists should speak out in Arizona, not boycott

Guest Opinion: An open letter to artists boycotting Arizona: By not performing in Arizona, artists are harming the very people and places that foster free speech and the open exchange of ideas that serve to counter the closed-mindedness recently displayed by the new law.... Read more»4

Get Carlos Mencia's take on SB 1070 at Desert Diamond show

Comedian Carlos Mencia will no doubt take on Arizona’s SB 1070 when he appears at Desert Diamond Casino on June 26. The Honduran-born comic released a video on Youtube promoting a satirical “Americanizer Kit” that helps Latinos avoid appearing “illegal.”... Read more»0

Firestone sparks Hamptons with Warhol exhibit

Eric Firestone closed his short-lived gallery on North 6th Avenue last month, but may be poised for a grander success in the Hamptons. The furniture and art dealer is opening his “East Coast Space” in East Hampton, N.Y., with the “Warhol, From Dylan to Duchamp” exhibit that debuted in Tucson.... Read more»0

'Glee' tour embroiled in gay/straight debate

While the young stars of “Glee Live! In Concert” prepare to open their tour with a two-night stand in Phoenix, show creator Ryan Murphy published an open letter today calling for a boycott of Newsweek magazine.... Read more»0

Illustrator Frank Frazetta dies at 82

llustrator and comic book artist Frank Frazella, best known as the illustrator of the covers for Robert E. Howard’s series of Conan the Barbarian adventure novels, died Monday.... Read more»0

Celluloid for the couch potato

For Arizonans whose will to spend the weekend out and about has been taxed by the recent immigration kerfuffle, but who nevertheless have border issues on the mind, the following films are excellent choices for weekend viewing, whether one needs a good laugh, a good cry or some food for thought.... Read more»2

'The golden years just got more golden'

'Sunset Daze' adds new wrinkle to reality show programming

In a preview video for We TV’s newest reality show, “Sunset Daze,” Jack, or “Mr. Romeo,” adjusts his combover to the strains of the Bee Gees’ “Stayin’ Alive.” Meanwhile, former nun Ann goes skydiving, and a flash mob of older women break into choreography in the middle of a department store. These aren’t your stereotypical grandparents, despite their stereotypical lifestyle as residents of an Arizona retirement community.... Read more»0

Comic: Seventeen Words For Snow

No Redemption

In the fifteen years since it was released to little fanfare, became a beloved mainstay on cable TV, and entered the American consciousness, I’ve had a complex, changing relationship with “The Shawshank Redemption.”... Read more»3

Film review

'The Runaways' a 'Cherry Bomb' indeed

The long-awaited 70s biopic “The Runaways,” starring child actress Dakota Fanning, who is now 16, as Cherie Currie and “Twilight’s” Kristen Stewart as Joan Jett, landed with a thud in Tucson Friday.... Read more»1

Music fest preview

Muse, Silversun Pickups raise the bar for KFMA Day

On Sunday, Tucson alt-rock FM kings, 92.1 KFMA host their yearly festival at the Pima County Fairgrounds.... Read more»0

Sex Pistols manager

Music impresario Malcolm McLaren dead at 64

Malcolm McLaren, the man behind punk legends the Sex Pistols, died Thursday in New York City.... Read more»0

Poet Ted Hughes to be memorialized in Westminster

France may have its painters, Italy its art and opera, and German culture its matchless composers. But for England it’s poetry, and Westminster Abbey is where the immortals are memorialized.... Read more»0

Comic: Seventeen Words For Snow

The Brady caste system

It struck me that the easily recognizable 3-by-3 familial square of the American Brady Bunch might play out quite differently elsewhere. Such as in India, where the caste system continues to thrive in rural regions.... Read more»7

Bob Dylan still too outspoken for China

London’s Daily Mail reported yesterday that Bob Dylan’s planned tour of Southeast Asia has been scrapped because Chinese authorities canceled planned concerts in Beijing and Shanghai.... Read more»0

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