• Issue Archive for
  • Dec 20-26, 2012
  • Vol. 29, No. 44

Opinion

  • What Now, Obama?

    The president talks a nice game about marijuana, but that doesn't mean much

Currents

  • Local Heroes 2012

    These Tucsonans have made our community a better place
  • T Q&A

    Alok Appadurai
  • Police Dispatch

    Whispering sweet nothings to a Foothills resort ... sometimes, a brick is just a brick ... a female feels fightingly feisty on a field trip
  • Media Watch

    The left still wants its liberal talk, but can it work in Tucson?
  • The Skinny

    Fighting over guns in the wake of Newtown ... Rest (Big) Easy: Karin Uhlich isn't opening a restaurant in New Orleans

City Week

  • Jazz Through the Lens of a Master

    View The Jazz Loft Project: Photographs and Tapes of W. Eugene Smith, 1957-1965 at Univeristy of Arizona's Center for Creative Photography now through March 2013.
  • City Week

    A tour of Evergreen Cemetery ... watch Santa go up on the housetop (click click click) ... Tucson Jazz Institute's Winter Concert ... Celebrate the Earth's new birthday!

Cinema

  • Sort-of Sequel, Stellar Cast

    The surprisingly long 'This Is 40' is one of the year's best comedies, even with Megan Fox in the cast
  • Dark Tales

    Christian Petzold works with his muse again to create 'Barbara,' another award-winning thriller
  • Top Ten in Cinema

    Casa Video's top rentals for the week ending Dec. 16, 2012
  • Now Showing at Home

    Spike Lee's return to Brooklyn ... Men In Black 3 long wait produced a great film (and great Blu-ray) ... The Bourn Legacy release is average, film and features alike

Music

  • Making the Band

    The Resonars are a recorded one-man show, but Matt Rendon found a group that can re-create his sounds live
  • Soundbites

    December means it's Benefits Season in Tucson ... Thanks to those who propped up the Great Cover-Up ... and more!
  • Live

    The Great Cover-Up, Night Three at Rialto Theatre: Saturday, Dec. 15

Arts

  • The Nutcracking Continues

    Ballet Tucson's large holiday production and Dancing in the Streets' local celebrity-filled version hit the stage
  • A Shepherds' Tale

    Borderlands' 'Pastorela' is a Mexican Christmas tradition made modern

Books

  • Celebrating Small Towns

    Sue Boggio and Mare Pearl are great partners, but they could use an outside editor

Chow

  • #SoHoStillNeedsAFilter

    This University hotspot has great drinks, but isn't quite ready to graduate
  • Noshing Around

    UrbanFresh opens its doors for lunch and learning ... Fro-yo opens next to Magpie's on Fourth Ave.—eventually ... a Deli/Grocery to come on Fourth Ave. ... Delectables is offering breakfast

Comics


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