The movie is a monster, stitched together out of wildly disparate sources of inspiration.
The movie is a monster, stitched together out of wildly disparate sources of inspiration.
Enter for a chance to win tickets to this show on March 31 at Arizona Financial Theatre.
Enter for a chance to win tickets to this show on March 14 at Celebrity Theatre.
Our curated list of the top events to seek out for the coming week and weekend.
In February, the Valley welcomed a slew of intriguing expansions (from out of town and from closer to home) and bid farewell to a few exciting new spots and old favorites. Backyard Taco Family-run taco shop with six locations in the East Valley has opened an outpost in Laveen. 7730 S. 59th Ave., Laveen, backyardtaco.com Bagelfeld’s This wildly popular bagel bakery has set up a second location in Tempe. Be sure to order...
Every week, we present a curated list of live music in a wide range of genres around the Valley. This week features legendary acts from both the industrial-synth and soul spheres.
Enter for a chance to win tickets to this show on August 11 at Mortgage Matchup Center.
Our exclusive, peer-selected list of the Valley’s most respected healers is back for its 31st annual engagement, helping our readers make informed choices about their health care across more than 100 categories. New in 2026: the specialties of hepatology and critical care medicine
A new, professional news lab at ASU offers a human-centered alternative to automated research and shrinking newsrooms.
I care for patients of all ages, and while it can be challenging, I truly enjoy the diversity each day brings. I especially enjoy working with patients 65 and older and helping improve their quality of life as they age.
My future was [mainly] shaped in medical school at Harvard-MIT’s HST program. Nobel laureates taught me that diseases stem from genetic and physiologic disorders, treatable through advancing technologies. This foundation emphasized that cutting-edge innovation must always be balanced with essential human compassion and hope.
Arizona’s Family investigative reporter Susan Campbell says the secret to telling consumers’ stories is simple: genuinely care about them.
I have had the privilege of caring for many hundreds of patients who have had their lives changed with a liver transplant, and the people I have met and cared for over the years who reside in some of the medically underserved rural communities in our very large state create lasting memories for me. I do keep in touch with many and still see patients whom I have known for decades.
My brother taught me mental health care works best by honoring differences and prioritizing acceptance. I developed a strengths-based model centered on achieving authenticity over “normalcy.” Treatment helps patients become their fullest selves while supporting families navigating stigma and celebrating progress.
In our local health-care settings, we are currently experiencing a higher rate of carbapenem-resistant infections than the national average.