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In Monte and the Magnificent Star: An Arizona Tale, a children’s book by Jennifer Hecker DuVal...
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In Monte and the Magnificent Star: An Arizona Tale, a children’s book by Jennifer Hecker DuVal...
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“What's my favorite piece?” Lalo Cota repeats, settling in at Jobot coffeehouse in Downtown Phoenix. “The next one.”
*Warning: This story contains harsh and profane language.
The fearless founder of Phoenix-based pirate radio station KWFUCC goes global online while hijacking Valley airwaves.
In Case of Emergencies
An autism diagnosis might seem like an unlikely muse for a book of poetry...
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The buzz of chop saws mingles seamlessly with the aroma of welding gases inside a repurposed cotton mill at 13th and Jackson streets
Sounds of Silence
What’s better than watching Buster Keaton ride a cow through the streets of Los Angeles, while dressed as Satan...
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Bob Boze Bell
Bob Boze Bell is a man of many cowboy hats.
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James Brown famously sang, “It’s a man’s world, but it wouldn’t be nothing without a woman or a girl.”
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During Phoenix artist Christine Cassano’s senior year in 2001 at Old Dominion University...
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“Motherhood: All love begins and ends there.”
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“Everyone can relate to my paintings, because we all were kids,” Michael Maczuga says.
SEE IT: When it comes to presidential defeats, Arizona lays claim to one of the most historic: Republican Barry Goldwater’s 1964 slaying at the hands of Lyndon B. Johnson.
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Celebrity chefs know a good dish when they see one.
READ IT: There’s an old saying that all poetry is about one of three things: sex, death or poetry.