Wishful Thinking
If only these things would happen in 2004.
Good Folk
Singer-songwriter Greg Brown returns to Tucson.
Foretelling the Future
A view of things to come in the new year.
Looking Back
A note from the editor.
Mailbag
Howls of outrage and squeals of delight from our astonished fans.
2003: What a Bust!
One last look back at the year that was.
Trading the Sox for the Indians?
Trading the Sox for the Indians?
On Guard
A local filmmaker explores the job of correctional officers in state prisons.
Home Is Where the Art Is
Dave Moyer’s house doubles as a canvas and brightens up the neighborhood.
Unexpected Endings
An update on some of the last year’s news stories by Dave Devine.
Rhythm & Views
There’s a reason the guys in The Darkness jokingly call themselves the straight Queen. And it’s not just because of singer Justin Hawkins, whose dog-whistle squeal could level chandelier factories. Or the group’s perfect homage/ mockings of early ’80s pop metal, right down to the AC/DC riffs and references to genital warts. Not even the…
The Skinny
Cooking up a storm; so long, Betty; and more!
Soundbites
WORSHIP AT THE TEMPLE: In what we can only hope will become an ongoing holiday-time tradition (this is the second consecutive year), some of the biggest names in local music are banding together for a fundraising extravaganza to benefit community radio station KXCI, along with the art studio and gallery/performance space known around these parts…
Highway Man
Tucson Q&A with Federico Sanchez.
Spirited Suspension
Invisible Theatre explores one man’s near-death experience and his exploration of spirituality.
Police Dispatch
Candy Violence South Cardinal Avenue and West Valencia Road, Dec. 8, 4:19 p.m. Deputies arrested a Tucson man after he allegedly threw candy at his wife’s face and grabbed her shirt collar inside of their sport-utility vehicle, a Pima County Sheriff’s Department report stated. The woman told Deputy Alexander Tisch that she and her husband…
Truthful Poses
Artist Bailey Doogan presents women’s bodies with realism and beauty.
City Week
Big doings in Tucson this week.
Border Collage
Local author Tom Miller celebrates life on the edge of two countries.
Pick
Gail Feichtinger and “Will to Murder.”
Courtyard Dining Indoors
El Parador has one of the more unique dining areas in town–and the food’s pretty good, too.
Pain to Pleasure
“In America” takes a tragedy and transforms it into a beautiful film.
Noshing Around
Tavolina Just opened at 7090 N. Oracle Road at Ina Tavolina serves Northern Italian fare. Specialties include grilled and roasted meats and homemade ravioli stuffed with butternut squash in a butter-sage sauce. Chef Massimo and his wife, Deborah, welcome you to the 40-seat restaurant. Open Monday-Saturday for lunch and dinner. 531-1913. Good News and Bad…
Petering Out
The latest “Peter Pan” film lacks the depth and fascinating qualities of the book.
