- Issue Archive for
- Jun 9-15, 2011
- Vol. 28, No. 16
Opinion
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Danehy
Remembering the music that we listened to in our younger days
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Serraglio
For the true Tucsonan, the summer brings ample pleasures
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Guest Commentary
Pima Community College's recent treatment of the press has been a disgrace
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Editor's Note
On Our To-Do List
Currents
Let The Races Begin!
Your guide to the 2011 Tucson City Council elections
Lovely Day
A veteran music writer ponders the tunes most fitting for one's wedding
Prepping for the Big Day
What are the latest wedding trends? We asked a local planner for some advice
Mickey Mouse Deal
The Veterans Affairs spends a hefty sum to hire Disney to train staffers
Sheesh, Caliche!
Southern Arizona's pesky geological traits force changes in the Arroyo Chico flood-control project
Talking It Over
Tucsonans prepare for John Huppenthal's ethnic-studies decision
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The Skinny
Sen. Jon Kyl opposes Medicare cuts by Democrats, but supports the same cuts by Republicans … Rosemont Copper takes another step toward ripping a giant hole in the Santa Rita Mountains … environmentalists gear up for lawsuits to block Rosemont’s mine … and more!
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Weekly Wide Web
Name Game!; The week on The Range; Comment of the week; Best of WWW.
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Media Watch
Metromix get local nix; Radioexiles continues growth - with one notable loss.
TQ&A
Paul Eckerstrom
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Police Dispatch
An order of highs; Grounds for arrest.
City Week
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City Week
Remembering Ted DeGrazia; The Garlic and Onion Festival; The Dragonboat Festival; Live Music for a Good Reason.
Cinema
The City of Light
Woody Allen revives Owen Wilson's sagging career with 'Midnight in Paris'
Young Mutants
'X-Men: First Class' feels like two separate films—one fantastic, one subpar
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Now Showing at Home
Papillon (Blu-ray); Passion Play (Blu-ray); The Company Men (Blu-ray)
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Top Ten in Movies
Casa Video's top rentals for the week ending June 5, 2011
Music
Perform This Way
'Weird Al' prepares to release a new album—yes, including Lady Gaga parodies—shortly after his Tucson gig
A Living 'Blues Cat'
The legendary Buddy Guy refuses to even think about slowing down
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Soundbites
A new album from La Cerca; Several benefit shows; and much more!
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Nine Questions
Ellis Paul
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Live
Little Brave with K Phillips, Plush, Saturday, June 5
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Top Ten in Music
Zia Records' top sales for the week ending June 5, 2011
Arts
Funny Women
Studio Connections' female 'Odd Couple' may not be the perfect play, but it keeps the audience laughing
Behind the Iron Curtain
An exhibit at the UA Joseph Gross Gallery tells the story of a young girl in a bleak Soviet metropolis
Books
Animal Warfare
'Wild Horses of the West' casts an objective eye on equine history
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Top Ten in Books
Mostly Books' best-sellers for the week ending June 3, 2011
Chow
Fresh but Flawed
Pasco Kitchen's cocktails are splendid, as is the local emphasis—but the devil is in the details
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Noshing Around
Food Conspiracy expands; Dragoon Brewing Company offering another local beer option in 2012; New York Pizza Department; and more!
Comics
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