- Issue Archive for
- Sep 16-22, 2010
- Vol. 27, No. 30
Opinion
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Danehy
Hey, big-name sportswriters: Stop selling out, and start doing your job
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Downing
The monsoon 2010 in review
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Mailbag
Electronic Books Have an Environmental Impact, Too; The Rosemont Mine Would Destroy a Scenic Route; And Now, for Your Entertainment, a Bizarre Rant; A Comment From a Reader at TucsonWeekly.com
Currents
A Streetcar Named Development
What attracts more people and business: transit tracks or government subsidies?
To the Core
Tucson voters are being asked to approve a sales-tax hike
Seeking Refuge
Humanitarian activists claim the feds are playing bureaucratic shell games
Party Crasher
A former Democratic lawmaker is running in LD 28 as an independent—and that could lead to a GOP upset
Prison Problems
The board of supes approves a private detention center—but the state hasn't yet approved the project
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The Skinny
The Rio Nuevo Board takes aim at the Rialto Theatre, its one downtown success … Reading the tea leaves in the race between Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords and Republican Jesse Kelly … Why won’t Sen. Al Melvin sack up and face Democrat Cheryl Cage in a debate? … and more!
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Weekly Wide Web
Ten things about Facebook; The week on The Range; Comment of the week; Best of WWW; and more!
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Media Watch
Jim Parisi moves forward with Internet TV/radio show
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T Q&A
Ilynn Adler and Alan Maness
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Police Dispatch
Stroll from the pole; Underage thinking
City Week
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City Week
Gin Blossoms; Ecstatic Dance Tucson; Aaron Boyd and Kimberly Toscano in concert; "Douglas Trumbull: A History of Special Events in Film"
Cinema
Inferior Déjà Vu
Todd Solondz covers familiar ground in the disappointing 'Life During Wartime'
A Big Bust ... or Two
Paul W.S. Anderson brings cheesy special effects and terrible action scenes to the latest 'Resident Evil'
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Now Showing at Home
Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (The Rich Mahogany Edition Blu-ray); Bored to Death: The Complete First Season (Blu-ray); My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done
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Top Ten in Movies
Casa Video's top rentals for the week ending Sept. 12, 2010
Music
Loving the Rough Edges
Be prepared to lose yourself while at the Black Rebel Motorcycle Club show
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Soundbites
KXCI meets big brother; Fresh gin; Time for jazz; The riveting rosie; Tejano over two nights; Flamenco returns!; On the bandwagon
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Live
Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti
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Nine Questions
Degas Lopez
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Top Ten in Music
The 17th Street Guitar and World Music Store top sales for the week ending Sept. 10, 2010
Arts
Missed Connections
Beowulf Alley's 'Shining City' is a flawed but compelling play
Out of India
Rogue's sinuous 'Nāga Mandala' falls a bit short of its high ambitions
Stripped Away
Wallace Begay's paintings tell the sad story of his Indian-boarding-school years
Books
Wrangling to Mastery
The Society of Southwestern Authors aids writers—both novice and expert—at its annual conference
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Top Ten in Books
Mostly Books best-sellers for the week ending Sept. 10, 2010
Chow
Musically Delicious
Café Tremolo is like a Tucson version of the Hard Rock Cafe—except the food is actually good
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Noshing Around
Arizona Restaurant Week; Make That an Extra Large; Get Your Greek On; Openings
Comics
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