Catch these two poignant films this weekend for a dose of drama.
Catch these two poignant films this weekend for a dose of drama.
Check out a nostalgic, star-studded Quentin Tarantino flick and an eerie German horror movie this weekend.
With the new school semester comes a fresh batch of student-appetite-friendly eateries.
“Based on an Actual Lie" is the promotional line for this family drama, written and directed by Lulu Wang.
Radio dramatization of Verne classic celebrates 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 landing
Don't miss this indie dramady and emotional documentary in theaters this week.
Yesterday—Jack Malik is a small-potatoes singer-songwriter playing gigs in Suffolk pubs, supported only by a few friends and his devoted manager Ellie, who’s obviously in love with him—obviously to everyone but him, that is. Just as he’s about to swear off his musical ambitions for good, he suffers an accident at the same second as a brief but worldwide power outage. Gradually Jack begins to realize that since the lights came back on, seemingly everyone...
Opening at Harkins Arizona Mills 25: This One’s For the Ladies This documentary, directed by Gene Graham, chronicles the African-American male stripper scene in Newark, New Jersey, from the point of view both of the dancers and their devoted fans. But if the term “male stripper” has you picturing Magic Mike or the Chippendales, understand that the performances you’ll see in this NC-17-rated movie make those mainstream acts look like your six-year-old-nephew’s dance recital. This...
Thanks to Chase Field’s ambitious culinary program, eating at a D-backs game is more than just peanuts.
Opening wide: The Dead Don’t Die “The greatest zombie cast ever disassembled!” That’s how this Jim Jarmusch horror comedy is being promoted, and it’s hard to argue with the hipster cred of the stars: Bill Murray, Adam Driver and Chloe Sevigny as the slow-to-action police force in a small town; Danny Glover, Steve Buscemi and Eszter Balint among the townies, Selena Gomez among some big-city kids passing through, Rose Perez as TV journalist “Posie...
This week's flicks take on opera and small-town prostitution.
On Father’s Day, get the patriarch smashed by taking him to one of these new Valley restaurants.
“Desert wanderin’ for 40 years…Only to end up in Arizona.”
Check out Ramen Shop this weekend.