- Issue Archive for
- Jan 31 - Feb 6, 2013
- Vol. 29, No. 50
Opinion
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Editor's Note
Changes!
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Downing
Things fall apart: of toasters, corkscrews and underpants
Taking on the Teabillies, Pt. 2
Are anti-marijuana legislators just ignorant or actively lying?
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Ask a Mexican!
The Mexican explains his insistence on italics, why Univision and Telemundo look so much better than their competitors, and regional differences in Mexico.
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Guest Commentary
Arizona is doing guns right; President Obama is "afraid of knowledge"
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Danehy
The story of Cleo Robinson
Currents
Legal Schmegal
TUSD desegregation case sees a bevy of filings past the federal judge's December deadlines
Background Noise
Background checks are overwhelmingly popular, so why is it so hard to implement them?
Bubbling Up
Tucson's taste for locally-brewed beer continues to increase
On the Firing Line
Tucsonans are in the center of the nation's new fight against gun violence
Bad Habitat
Critics call Arizona Game and Fish antiquated and anti-predator
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T Q&A
Suzanne Dhruv
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Police Dispatch
A woman goes urban camping on the UA campus ... UAPD breaks up a fight over fleecing a phone
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The Skinny
McCain talks immigration reform ... the legislature stews over sewage ... Tucson City Council incumbents have filed to run again
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Media Watch
The Star suddenly has Senior Editors aplenty ... Lee Enterprises execs are flush with bonuses ... Herman Cain's show starts up on KVOI ... and Arizona Illustrated gets revamped.
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Weekly Wide Web
Oathkeeping Absurdity
City Week
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City Week
Graffiti exhibitions ... the Tucson Sculpture Festival rolls into Whistle Stop Depot ... a discussion of immigration "policing" ... the tale of the legendary Wrecking Crew
Going Back to Their Roots
Sit in on the Desert Rose Band's acoustic concert Saturday, Feb. 2 at the Fox Tucson Theatre.
Cinema
Suits and Disguises, Yes; Acting Skill, No
Donald Westlake's character, Parker, could be worthy of a series of films, but hopefully starring someone else
Laugh-out Disappointment
Other critics are offended by the idea of 'Movie 43,' but Bob dislikes the gross-out film's execution
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Now Showing at Home
Peter Pan is kind of a jerk ... Rodriguez is out of hiding ... and Seven Psychopaths is a must-watch
Top Ten in Cinema
Casa Video's top rentals for the week ending Jan. 27, 2013
Music
Family Man
The next page of Travis Spillers' discography was created in a more domestic fashion
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Soundbites
Portland Cello Project brings Beck's newest music to life ... Dwight Yoakam comes to the Fox, but you'll need to scalp the tickets to see 'em ... Daniel Johnston makes up his postponed date Feb. 2 ... and more!
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Nine Questions
Josh Cicci
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Live
Ty Segall, Ex-Cult, Acorn Bcorn at Club Congress, Wednesday, Jan. 23
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Top Ten in Music
Zia Records' top sales for the week ending Jan. 27, 2013
Arts
Christianity and Clinical Psychology
The idea behind 'Freud's Last Session' is interesting, but the production lacks gravity
An American Tragedy
Winding Road's heated 'August: Osage County' burns up the stage
Ricocheting Colors
A retrospective of Peter Young's work at MOCAis a celebration of experimentation and process
Books
Tales of West Texas
Matt Méndez's debut is a rich collection of stories showing several sides of El Paso
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Top Ten in Books
Mostly Books' best-sellers for the week ending Jan. 25, 2013
Chow
Sandwich Satisfaction
Plan to take your smoked meat to go at this Westside hidden gem
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Noshing Around
Ala Buzz Café opens in Oro Valley ... Ten 55 Brewing holds its grand opening this week ... Espresso Art opens Castalian Spring ... Lodge on the Desert offers a five-course cheese and wine tasting Feb. 21
Comics
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