- Issue Archive for
- Oct 8-14, 2009
- Vol. 26, No. 33
Opinion
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Danehy
After 12 years, Dirk Nelson's Big Brother relationship comes to a heartbreaking end
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Messina
Members of Vanishing Tucson reminisce and strive to save the city's past
Guest Opinion
The realities of health care and the economy are causing distress for far too many people
Currents
2009 Tucson Weekly Endorsements
Because if you can't trust us, who can you trust?
Demanding Equality
Despite setbacks like last year's Prop 102, many Arizona LGBT couples keep on fighting for their rights
Budget Boost?
TUSD again asks voters to pay extra for technology and more
Hidden No More
A $22 million extension of Sabino Canyon Road will bring attention to two largely unknown eastside landfills
Port Politics
A Nogales project faces accusations of lobbying pressure and wasted money
Pride T Q&A
Randy Soderstrom
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Media Watch
Interim No More: Peterson Named KXCI GM; KMSB, KTTU Get A New GM; Pescovitz Newest Reporter at KVOA; KUAT TV Comes Up Short in Fundraising Drive
Dance-Club Icon
The Gay Pimp and his Team Pimp vow to take over Tucson
City Week
Cinema
Emotionally Important
Joshua Tickell earnestly tries to do too much in his biofuels-promoting documentary
Ruthless Babes
Ellen Page is fantastic in Drew Barrymore's roller-derby movie
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Top Ten in Movies
Casa Video's top rentals for the week
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Now Showing at Home
Fringe: The Complete First Season (Blu-Ray), Manson, Drag Me to Hell (Blu-Ray), Child's Play (Blu-Ray)
Music
Textures and Cultures
Toubab Krewe branches out with new instruments and geographic influences
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Live
Bon Iver, Megafaun
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Nine Questions
James "Runt" Owens
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Top Ten in Music
Zia Records top sales for the week
Arts
One Tasty, One Limp
At Live Theatre Workshop, the intense late-night show outshines the messy mainstage mystery
When Poultry Parties
Adventurous chickens hit the town in Carolyn Anne Anderson's Tucson
Books
Death All Around
Charles Bowden sounds an alarm about our world and its future
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Top Ten in Books
Antigone Books best-sellers for the week
Chow
Worth the Wait
Cayton's at the Ritz-Carlton exceeds expectations—but isn't a place for a quick bite
Comics
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