Switch to the mobile version of this page.
- Username /
- View Profile /
- Edit Profile /
- Log Out
Browse Opinion
- Opinion Main Page
- Danehy
- Gargulinski
- Medical MJ
- Messina
- Pedersen on Sports
- Downing
- Serraglio
- Guest Commentary
- Editor's Note
- Smell Ya Later
- Mailbag
- Random Shots
- Red Meat
- K.Rat
- Ask a Mexican!
- Opinion Archives
Browse Currents
- Currents Main Page
- Cover Story
- Currents Features
- The Skinny
- Media Watch
- Weekly Wide Web
- Police Dispatch
- T Q&A
- The Range
- Pride
- Currents Archives
Browse City Week
- City Week Main Page
- City Week Picks
- Pick of the Week
- Events Today
- Staff Pick Listings
- Bulletin Board
- Location Guide
- Submit an Event Listing
Browse Cinema
- Cinema Main Page
- Cinema Features
- Now Showing at Home
- Top Ten in Movies
- Movie Times
- Film Review Archives
- Cinema Archives
Browse Music
- Music Main Page
- Music Features
- Soundbites
- Nine Questions
- Live
- Rhythm & Views
- Top Ten in Music
- Live Music Calendar (new)
- Bars
- Club Crawl®
- TAMMIES.com
- We Got Cactus
- Music Archives
- Submit Club Listings
Browse Arts
- Arts Main Page
- Arts Reviews
- Art Listings
- Galleries
- Museum Listings
- Museums
- Theater Listings
- Theaters
- Dance Listings
- Arts Archives
- Submit an Event Listing
Browse Books
- Books Main Page
- Books Features
- Top Ten in Books
- Literature Listings
- Bookstores
- Coffee Houses
- Libraries
- Books Archives
Browse Chow
- Chow Main Page
- Chow Features
- Noshing Around
- Food Truck Diaries
- Yum!
- Restaurants
- Restaurant Menus (new)
- Reader Reviews
- Chow Archives
- Yum! Archives
Browse Best of Tucson®
- Best of Tucson® Main Page
- Best of Tucson®: Arts & Culture
- Best of Tucson®: City Life
- Best of Tucson®: Fashion + Style
- Best of Tucson®: Kids' Stuff
- Best of Tucson®: Media Mix
- Best of Tucson®: Outdoors
- Best of Tucson®: Restaurants
- Best of Tucson®: Comida!
- Best of Tucson®: Spirits
- Best of Tucson®: Casual Dining
Featured Stories
The Metamorphosis of the Bug Man
From a garage full of caterpillars, Carl A. Olson spent the last 38 years curating the state's largest insect collection
by Vianca Cao
Ascending to the fourth floor of the Forbes Building at the UA, you are transported into a world where plants and insects outnumber people exponentially. At the end of the…Cover Story
Summer Tube!
Don't go out there -- stay inside and get a TV tan
More of this story
Pedersen On Sports
After Saturday night's end to a disappointing season, is Mike Candrea still the right coach for Arizona Softball?
By Brian J. Pedersen May 23, 2013
Progress Rolls Forward
State-by-state, like a giant sticky ball, the cause of medical marijuana makes progress
By J.M. Smith May 23, 2013
Danehy
Things Danehy doesn't understand, volume LXXXV: LA's school district, Nate Bell and Maxim's taste in women
By Tom Danehy May 23, 2013
The Metamorphosis of the Bug Man
From a garage full of caterpillars, Carl A. Olson spent the last 38 years curating the state's largest insect collection
By Vianca Cao May 23, 2013
Back to the Future
An old fight meets fresh opportunity at Saguaro National Park
By Tim Vanderpool May 23, 2013
Media Watch
Baja Arizonans takes home their share at Arizona Press Club Awards ... Wick CEO takes off after 12 years ... and someone from TNI takes aim at Dan Gibson!
By John Schuster May 23, 2013
The Skinny
Gov. Brewer's Medicaid expansion passed, but not everyone is pleased ... and a look at two potential Tucson City Council showdowns!
By Jim Nintzel and Bethany Barnes May 23, 2013
Police Dispatch
A convenience store theft goes bad for Coconut Joe ... and quarrelsome lovers get into it after not getting it on.
By Anna Mirocha May 23, 2013
Watch the Skies!
Spacefest V, Friday, May 24 - Monday, May 27, Starr Pass Resort
By Jim Nintzel May 23, 2013
City Week
This week, we examine American Culture ... watch ChamberLab blow out a candle ... scream, cheer and chant while Germans kick a ball ... and get in touch with our younger selves!
By Dan Gibson, Chelo Grubb and Alison Dorf May 23, 2013
Summer At The Cineplex
Sure, you saw Downey Jr. in the Iron Man suit, and the glamorous Gatsby, but what about the rest of the blockbusters vying for your money?
By Bob Grimm May 23, 2013
The Reboot Returns
Is the new Star Trek a thinly veiled reflection on the drone war? Maybe, but it's still a lot of lens-flared fun
By Bob Grimm May 23, 2013
Cold Blood and Bodies
The Iceman could have gone deeper into the life of a hitman, but is worth watching for Michael Shannon alone
By Colin Boyd May 23, 2013
The Men Who Still Make the Music
Devo returns to Tucson for the first time since 1982, as subversive as ever
By Casey Dewey May 23, 2013
Soundbites
This week, it's celebration time (come on!) around Tucson.
By Stephen Seigel May 23, 2013
Hands: Synesthesia (Kill Rock Stars)
By Jarret Keene May 23, 2013
Savages: Silence Yourself (Matador)
By Sean Bottai May 23, 2013
Tom Walbank: Blues in Dub (Self-Released)
By Carl Hanni May 23, 2013
Giant Robots & Other Art
The summer offers a great deal of exhibits, concerts, screenings, etc., many of which are indoors
By Margaret Regan May 23, 2013
Meeting the Mountains
Including a step-by-step tour to Mt. Lemmon, a new book might be the only guide to the Catalinas you'll ever need
By Lee Allen May 23, 2013
Nothing to Relish
Exaggerated claims, inferior ingredients, bad vibe add up to a most unpleasant experience
By Rita Connelly May 23, 2013
Winery Roadtrip
Arizona Hops and Vines is breaking barriers by brewing beer
By Bree Collins May 23, 2013
Noshing Around
Downtown Kitchen + Cocktails takes your tastebuds on a culinary trip ... the Surly Wench has reopened its kitchen ... It's again time to find out who Tucson's Iron Chef is ... and more!
By Jerry Morgan May 23, 2013
Smell Ya Later #3
By Eric M. Esquivel and Hannah Nance Partlow May 23, 2013
Smell Ya Later #4
By Eric M. Esquivel and Hannah Nance Partlow May 23, 2013
Oh Hey, the University of Arizona Was Knocked by Family Guy
By David Mendez May 23, 2013 12:35 pm
Nothing to Relish
Exaggerated claims, inferior ingredients, bad vibe add up to a most unpleasant experience
By Rita Connelly May 23, 2013
Pedersen On Sports
After Saturday night's end to a disappointing season, is Mike Candrea still the right coach for Arizona Softball?
By Brian J. Pedersen May 23, 2013
Winery Roadtrip
Arizona Hops and Vines is breaking barriers by brewing beer
By Bree Collins May 23, 2013
The Metamorphosis of the Bug Man
From a garage full of caterpillars, Carl A. Olson spent the last 38 years curating the state's largest insect collection
By Vianca Cao May 23, 2013
The Folks at Amy's Baking Company In Scottsdale Have Gone Insane [Update: They Were 'Hacked']
By David Mendez May 14, 2013 9:00 am
Where's The Beef: The Hunt for Tucson's Best Burger
By Jim Nintzel Feb 9, 2013 1:07 pm
Chuck George Reveals He Suffers From Depression
By David Hatfield May 2, 2013 5:00 pm
The Amy's Baking Company Saga Is Only Going to Get Weirder
By Dan Gibson May 16, 2013 12:00 pm
Amy's Baking Company Says 'We Were Hacked!' Following Yesterday's Scorched Earth Campaign
By David Mendez May 14, 2013 3:42 pm
- All
- News
- Music
- Politics
- Chow
- Sports
-
Critter of the Week: Lucas
The Humane Society of Southern Arizona presents Lucas, a 4-year-old, male, Pit Bull mix. Reference no: 750009 Lucas is a ray of sunshine! This peppy high achiever is learning new tricks and honing his skills in… -
Look, It's Tucson's Brian Lopez (oh, and KT Tunstall)!
Here's a sweet, sweet video of a new tune by KT Tunstall. Its beautiful, but it's also beautiful to see Tucson's Brian Lopez singing along and the entire moment taking place in Tucson's Wavelab Recording Studios.… -
Oh Hey, the University of Arizona Was Knocked by Family Guy
In what I can only assume is some sort of retaliatory shot at our fair city for celebrating the cancellation of The Cleveland Show, the folks at Family Guy dropped another insult on Tucson, this time… -
POW! Time for Comicon, Arizona!
Alright, nerds: Phoenix Comicon starts today. Notable guests include Jewel Staite (Kaylee, from Firefly), Walter Koenig (Chekov, of Star Trek), Grant Imihara (Mythbusters host and Star Trek Continues cast member) and Wil Wheaton (from the Star… -
Atheist State Rep's Secular Invocation Done Over 'In Repentance' By Christian State Rep.
On Tuesday, Arizona's District 26 Rep. Juan Mendez made national headlines for delivering a secular invocation at the beginning of the day's floor session. Yesterday, District 11 Rep. Steve Smith, apparently, didn't appreciate that at all.… -
Dance Film Sets Out to Claim Rosemont
Rosemont Mine? No, actually, according to local activists, it's Rosemont Ours. You probably heard about it during election season. A Canadian mining company is looking to build a 14,000 acre open-pit copper mine in the Santa… -
Coachella Starts Advance Ticket Sale this Friday
You might be sad or regretting that you missed Coachella this year. Do not despair music lovers there is always next year. Starting Friday, May 24th, 2013 at 10:00 AM PDT Coachella will start advance ticket…
-
Atheist State Rep's Secular Invocation Done Over 'In Repentance' By Christian State Rep.
On Tuesday, Arizona's District 26 Rep. Juan Mendez made national headlines for delivering a secular invocation at the beginning of the day's floor session. Yesterday, District 11 Rep. Steve Smith, apparently, didn't appreciate that at all.… -
Gov. Brewer Appoints New ASDB Board Members to Replace Expired Terms
Big news regarding the Arizona School for the Blind and Deaf, in wake of the tumult we've been covering recently. This just in from ASDB: Governor Jan Brewer Appoints Board Members for the Arizona State Schools… -
El Rio: Steve K Says Grand Canyon U Move to El Rio Not Likely
On the Bill Buckmaster Show on Friday, May 17, when Steve Kozachik was asked if the city's courting of Grand Canyon University to develop a campus on the the El Rio Golf Course property in Barrio… -
Here's Your "Hope in the Middle of Devastation" Moment of the Day
There aren't a ton of heartwarming stories coming out of Oklahoma today - it appears that the death toll might have been overstated yesterday, although there are still people unaccounted for, so who knows? - but… -
Today: 50th Anniversary of the First Publication of MLK's “Letter from Birmingham Jail"
Martin Luther King Jr. in jail in Birmingham, Alabama for campaigning against segregation. He wrote this letter on April 16, 1963 in response to a statement by eight Alabama clergymen who felt his actions were unwise… -
AZ Illustrated Politics: Medicaid Expansion, Election Bills, Rosemont Mine & More
On this week's AZ Illustrated Politics: Host Jim Nintzel, Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce President Lea Marquez-Peterson, former Pima County Democratic Party chairman Jeff Rogers and Tucson Tea Party founder Trent Humphies talk about the chances… -
TV Ad Hammers Flake on Background Checks
A new TV ad featuring Caren Teves, who son was slain in the Colorado movie theater massacre, hits Sen. Jeff Flake for not supporting the Manchin-Toomey background-check legislation. Flake responds via Facebook:If you are anywhere close…
-
Look, It's Tucson's Brian Lopez (oh, and KT Tunstall)!
Here's a sweet, sweet video of a new tune by KT Tunstall. Its beautiful, but it's also beautiful to see Tucson's Brian Lopez singing along and the entire moment taking place in Tucson's Wavelab Recording Studios.… -
Coachella Starts Advance Ticket Sale this Friday
You might be sad or regretting that you missed Coachella this year. Do not despair music lovers there is always next year. Starting Friday, May 24th, 2013 at 10:00 AM PDT Coachella will start advance ticket… -
The Lonely Island Puts Hashtag Rap In Its Place (Looking at You, Drake)
In their second offering to YouTube's highly-advertised Comedy Week, The Lonely Island has decided to take the recent hip-hop trend of hashtag rap (as perpetrated by Drake, Childish Gambino, Kanye West and others) and turn it… -
The Woodstock Trend
In 1969, four men by the names of John Roberts, Joel Rosenman, Artie Kornfield and Mike Lang, set out to organize a music festival that, little did they know, would become one of the most well-known… -
Macklemore and Ryan Lewis Talk Nature
Aw, check out Macklemore and Ryan Lewis talk about growing up in Seattle's outdoors for the Nature Conservancy. They grew up on Capitol Hill in Seattle and hung out freestyling at local parks at night. Mackelmore… -
Hey (Aging) Hipsters, Let's Start a New Summer Tradition
I haven't been to as many shows at the Monterey Court Studio Galleries as I'd like, but it's a nice little space, especially for the summer season. I guess Reid Park symphony nights have their place… -
Mikal Cronin Has a New Video Out and You Should Make Plans to See Him
Mikal Cronin is coming to Club Congress on June 29 and I get it ... June seems a million years away still, especially late June which might as well be whatever year the new Star Trek…
-
Dance Film Sets Out to Claim Rosemont
Rosemont Mine? No, actually, according to local activists, it's Rosemont Ours. You probably heard about it during election season. A Canadian mining company is looking to build a 14,000 acre open-pit copper mine in the Santa… -
John McCain, Friend to Consumers, Wonders Why He Has to Keep Updating His Apps Manually
People, John McCain just wants to make your lives easier. First, he's going after TV providers by crusading for you to have a la carte cable programming. His new mission: Making it so you don't have… -
AZ Illustrated Politics: Medicaid Expansion, Election Bills, Rosemont Mine & More
On this week's AZ Illustrated Politics: Host Jim Nintzel, Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce President Lea Marquez-Peterson, former Pima County Democratic Party chairman Jeff Rogers and Tucson Tea Party founder Trent Humphies talk about the chances… -
TV Ad Hammers Flake on Background Checks
A new TV ad featuring Caren Teves, who son was slain in the Colorado movie theater massacre, hits Sen. Jeff Flake for not supporting the Manchin-Toomey background-check legislation. Flake responds via Facebook:If you are anywhere close… -
Farley on State Budget: "This Is the Type of Budget That the People of Arizona Have Been Waiting For"
State Sen. Steve Farley is feeling downright ebullient about the state budget that made it through the Senate's Committee of the Whole after a marathon session today. "It's an amazing day," the midtown Tucson Democrat told…
-
Hungry? Check Out the Food Trucks by Weekly World Central
Kadooks, the home of maduros (fried plantains) that are so good that we named them one of the 100 Essential Tucson Dishes, and Seis Curbside Kitchen, producer of award-winning gourmet tacos, are currently hanging out down… -
Burning the Bacon - Was Bacon Fest Worth It?
Last weekend was the first Arizona Bacon Fest held at Reid Park that I talked about here. As a lover of all things pig I was bummed that I would not be able to make the… -
The Continuing Saga of Amy's Baking Company; No Press Conference, No PR Firm
The Weekly had someone set to cover it, but apparently the press conference set for tomorrow at Amy's Baking Company (complete with guy-who-enjoys-attention Rev. Jarrett Maupin as host) in which the public would get the chance… -
The Amy's Baking Company Saga Is Only Going to Get Weirder
Honestly, considering all of the batshit crazy things Amy and Samy Bouzaglo have done since the episode of Kitchen Nightmares aired, getting some PR help was probably a solid idea. However, hiring PR guy/disaster management guy… -
Pico De Pichuberry: South American Superfruit Arrives in Arizona
A new superfruit juice just started filling the shelves at Whole Foods — and is starting to make its way across Southern Arizona. The Pichuberry, which looks like an orange cherry, is a South American superfruit…
-
Bring On The Dynamo: FC Tucson Advances In U.S. Open Cup With PK Victory
FC Tucson might need to invest some of its capital in expanding the size of its bandwagon, because this club is about to become quite popular. The second-year amateur soccer team made up of college players… -
Wildcat Pride: Arizona Tops ASU For Brag-Worthy But Otherwise Irrelevant Territorial Cup
How, truly, does one measure which is better between Arizona and Arizona State? Mascots? School colors? Graduation rates? Poorly spelled billboards? So many of those topics can be decided subjectively or skewed to lean one way… -
This Week in Tucson Bicycling
It's hot and getting hotter. Check out these five tips for riding in Tucson summers and the three reasons why summer riding rocks. Hint: none of them actually require riding with your own umbrella. The University…
- «
- ■ ▶
- »
- home |
- opinion |
- currents |
- city week |
- cinema |
- arts |
- books |
- chow |
- best of tucson® |
- Facebook |
- archives |
- classifieds |
- advertising |
- privacy policy |
- Staff / Contact Us |
- rss |
- Flickr |
- Twitter |
- terms & conditions |
- print ads |
- comments policy
© 2013 Tucson Weekly | 3280 E. Hemisphere Loop, Suite 180, Tucson AZ 85706 | P.O. Box 27087, Tucson AZ 85726-7087 | (520) 294-1200 | Powered by Foundation
