No Justice
Drunk driver Marissa Rodriguez got off way too easy.
Cheap Thrills
Fun things to do that won’t cost a fortune.
Moot Suit
The recall is on at Amphi.
Delightful Dee Dinota
Canyon Del Oro’s Dee Dinota is the best softball coach in town.
Rock Bottom
Trapped in crack addition on the border.
City Week
Big doings in Tucson this week.
Kickin’ Brass
Horn player Karl Denson comes to the Rialto Theatre.
Soundbites
Moby makes a splash at McKale Center… New Tucson transplant Teddy Morgan celebrates at Bob’s… Sue Garner and Rick Brown make musical magic at Solar Culture… and more!
Rhythm & Views
HERE ARE 15 astounding punk rock salvos that clock in at less than 30 incredible minutes. Rocketship-fast instrumental thrust and gruesomely screamed vocal pyrotechnics from these heavily tattooed gear heads haven’t sounded this ruthless since the Dwarves charged on the scene a dozen years ago. Zeke, thriving near the grunge-ravaged bowels of the Pacific Northwest,…
Rhythm & Views
ANYONE LUCKY ENOUGH to catch twisted alt-country maven Fulks being interviewed by Terry Gross on NPR recently got treated to an earful. On full display were Fulks’ vitriolic fuck-Nashville sentiments (clearly justified, as Fulks near about ground himself up in the town’s songwriting mill), his particularly twisted spin on what passes, surface-wise, for traditional country…
Table To Tell
A.R. Gurney’s “The Dining Room” comes to the Live Theatre Workshop.
Centennial Side-Splitter
Geoff Hoyle explores “The First Hundred Years” of comedy at ATC.
The Art Of Eating
The TMA’s new neighbor is the masterful Café à la C’Art.
The Existential Executioner
Don’t malign it because it’s violent; “American Psycho” is one of the best films of the year.
Book Smarts
Librarian Claire Reynier throws the book at white-collar crooks in “The Stolen Blue.”
Mailbag
Howls of outrage and squeals of delight from our astonished fans.
Voices Of Youth
Young Native American poets speak out in “When the Rain Sings.”
The Skinny
Having remade the morning daily, the Carrot-Topped Crusader may be on her way out of town already… More misinformation on the “average” tax burden, courtesy of Mike Void… The Arizona Department of Transportation is determined to stop falling rocks, even if there’s no evidence they exist… and so much more!
Fast, Cheap And Out-Of-This-World
The Short Attention Span Film and Video Festival packs more than 70 digital, documentary, animated and hand-drawn celluloid masterpieces into a mere 100 minutes.
