PeopleWhat’s in Your Closet? with Jennifer Kaplan
This September, she will celebrate 15 years since founding Evolve Public Relations and Marketing, the agency of record for Waymo, Phoenix Children’s and 100 more local and national clients.
This September, she will celebrate 15 years since founding Evolve Public Relations and Marketing, the agency of record for Waymo, Phoenix Children’s and 100 more local and national clients.
Miraculously, “the Mile” is in the midst of a renaissance.
Scottsdale real estate broker Ruth Price specializes in “design-led and architectural homes.” When she needs to renew her own creative spark, she heads to her hometown, The City of Roses.
The 25-mile Grand Canyon rim-to-rim trek is a grueling and rewarding feat for any hiker.
Buffer a Newport Beach Film Festival experience with luxury shopping, lavish seafood feasts and whale-watching.
“Everything that I’ve chosen for subject matter has been based off things I have read,” sculptor Phillip Payne says.
¡Sombra! Experiments in Shade, is a newish public art project about urban heat in Phoenix.
In just three short years, the Dreamy Draw Music Festival has evolved from a well-curated regional music event to a big-name extravaganza.
Bonnie Radow hasn’t always been a jeweler. Starting her career as an interior designer, the Paradise Valley resident explored mixed-media sculpture, then found her calling in jewelry making about 15 years ago.
This summer, junior running back Kanye Udoh stepped into the NCAA transfer portal, trading pre-dawn barracks inspections and snow-laden cadence calls at the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, New York, for sunlit strolls and the college-town cacophony of Arizona State University.
Our curated list of the top events to seek out for the coming week and weekend.
Remembering the ’90s stirs up longings for bygone bars and the friends who inhabited them.
“Trophy Room is a concept that is always reinventing itself through storytelling,” Myers says of his luxe Downtown cocktail den outfitted with high-end taxidermy.
With strong bookstores, digital tools and fewer distractions, the Valley is proving fertile ground for storytelling.
“The Pied Piper of Tucson” induced acolytes to assist in a brutal murder that ultimately led to him killing two more teenage girls in crimes that shocked the nation.