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The Case of Liberty Cove
The terms were just too seductive. Dean Stein, a Phoenix anesthesiologist, bought in. So did Gary Leavitt, an Arizona developer. Matt Mickley, a businessman, followed suit. Another dozen Phoenicians reached for their checkbooks, as did another 200 people from across the United States, Canada and Mexico. Who could say no to 10 percent interest? The…
Peter Ivers and New Wave Theatre
Earlier this morning I finished In Heaven Everything Is Fine: The Unsolved Life of Peter Ivers and the Lost History of New Wave Theatre by Josh Frank and Charlie Buckholtz. It was a heart-breaking biography on a unique man who was beaten to death, a crime still unsolved. So who is Peter Ivers? Peter Ivers…
You Should Read This Excerpt From a New Book on Scientology
In 2011, Lawrence Wright profiled former-Scientologist Paul Haggis for the New Yorker and now he’s taken that research a step further, looking into the celebrity culture and inner workings of the Church of Scientology in his new book Going Clear: Scientology, Hollywood, and the Prison of Belief. The Hollywood Reporter is running two excerpts in…
Apparently, Even the Deleted Scenes From the New ‘Arrested Development’ Episodes Are Hilarious
Ending the day with a clip DELETED from the show, filled with pitch-perfect physical comedy, was a good way of re-exciting me. #tca13— Todd VanDerWerff (@tvoti) January 9, 2013 I give up. I tried to pretend to be cool and indifferent about the 14 new episodes of Arrested Development coming to Netflix. After this tweet…
In Case You Missed It: Diane Sawyer’s Interview with Mark Kelly and Gabrielle Giffords
Unfortunately your browser does not support IFrames. Watch More News Videos at ABC | Technology News | Celebrity News Gabrielle Giffords and Mark Kelly appeared on World News with Diane Sawyer last night to discuss life two years after the January 8th shooting and their plans to try to curb gun violence. Unfortunately your browser…
NRA Plans to Sue Tucson Police Department Over Destroying Bought-Back Guns
Well, here’s something I didn’t expect to hear about: NRA board member and lobbyist Todd Rathner claims that the end result of yesterday’s gun buyback in midtown Tucson—the planned destruction of the guns bought by the Tucson Police Department for $50 in gift cards—is illegal according to Arizona State Law. From NPR: Rathner says Arizona…
The Worst of the Worst: 2013 Razzie Nominations Announced
The Razzies have once again beaten the Academy Awards to the punch of reflecting back on the films of the year—but for this awards show, the picture isn’t so pretty. The Golden Raspberry Awards have dishonored Hollywood’s most shamelessly awful films annually since 1981; the ceremony unfolds the day before the Academy Awards and is…
Relive Amos Lee’s Fox Theatre Concert in the Comfort of Your Home
You might recall Amos Lee’s 2011 performance at the Fox Theatre, which was taped for the PBS show Live from the Artists Den. Lee performed alongside his own band and members of Calexico and the Silver Thread Trio. The performance is now available for audio download at the Artists Den store and a DVD will…
Talking Comics: Deathmatch #1
Wherein the world’s greatest heroes and villains are held against their will and forced to participate in the most EPIC TEA PARTY the multiverse has ever known. …Just kidding. They murder each other. Find Heroes and Villains online: Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Instagram, Pheed, Flickr
At Least 643 Americans Have Been Killed By Guns Since Newtown
Since last year’s mass shooting in Aurora, Colo., the anonymous Twitter account @GunDeaths has posted a tweet for every news story they could find of a person who has been killed by a gun in North America, “regardless of cause and without comment.” After the shooting in Newtown, Slate partnered with @GunDeaths to create an…
For Your Consideration: Whole Lotta Helter Skelter, a Beatles/Led Zeppelin Mashup
I enjoy few things more than a good musical mash-up: hearing two songs from different bands blended together to create something familiar, yet new at the same time, is one of my true musical pleasures—when it’s done right. For every interesting mix of Nirvana and MGMT, there’s some putz who slapped together the Beatles’s “Come…
Waging Nonviolence: ‘Lessons in Organization and Dignity From the Zapatistas’
Waging Nonviolence’s Marta Molina provides a full report on the Dec. 21 Zapatista action, what she describes as a lesson in organization and discipline. Big recommend you read the entire post at wagingnonviolence.org. Here’s a snippet: Compared to the sometimes-chaotic mobilizations that occurred on the streets of Mexico City on December 1, the day that…
Steel for Cash: A Look at the Jan. 8 Gun Buybacks
Noelle Haro-Gomez Guns collected from the gun buyback event at the Midtown Tucson Police Department on Tuesday, Jan. 8, 2013 in Tucson, Ariz. TPD collected 206 guns. Noelle Haro-Gomez Officer Eric Coutts is checking the serial number on the rifle at the gub buyback event at the Midtown Tucson Police Department Substation on Tuesday, Jan.…
Federal Judge: Landlords Can’t Stop Cannabis Sales
The Harborside Health Center in Oakland, Calif. – often recognized as the largest cannabis health center in the nation – will remain open for now, despite its landlord’s attempt to halt cannabis sales there. Harborside, which opened six years ago, was hauled into court last year in a forfeiture case against the building’s owner. After…
Man Hires Assassins to Kill Son—In Online Game Son Won’t Stop Playing
This should go without saying, but some online gamers are weird. According to video gaming blog Kotaku, a Mr. Feng, of China, was concerned with the time his unemployed 23-year-old son was spending playing various online role playing games instead of looking for work—so concerned that he hired players to track down his son’s characters…
Tonight: TUSD’s Grijalva Brings Deseg Objection Back Up for Vote
Well, Tucson Unified School District governing board member Adelita Grijalva is doing exactly as she promised the last time she talked with the Range about the Dec. 11 school board meeting that sent a wave of confusion that left some of the public wondering exactly what happened. On the agenda at that meeting was “Fisher-Mendoza…
Education Advocacy Group Gives Arizona’s System a ‘C’
Tonight on our Arizona Public Media, PBS Channel 6, Frontline takes a look at former chancellor of Washington, D.C. public schools, Michelle Rhee in The Education Of Michelle Rhee, 10 p.m. Coincidentally, Rhee’s education advocacy organization, StudentsFirst, released a report yesterday grading states based on the organization’s platform — using student results to evaluate teachers,…
A Conn. State Rep. Told Gabby Giffords to ‘Stay Out’ of Newtown
Connecticut state representative DebraLee Hovey, whose district includes Newtown, the site of last month’s school shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary, was in Florida last week when some troubling news came to her attention: an out-of-state politico was looking to encroach on her territory, making a media showing of visiting the townsfolk she represents, taking advantage…
Healthy Iron Chef: And The Winner Is…
As I had mentioned here, the Healthy Iron Chef Competition went down this weekend at the Arizona State Home Show…and the winner is Chef Albert Hall of Acacia, who came out victorious against a field of five other chefs competing for the title. Congratulations!
The other, other Iron Maiden(s)
I know I just wrote about the first Iron Maiden, but the band that’s coming to Tucson next week will not be playing any of their material. Instead, they will be covering material from the NWBHM Iron Maiden. The Iron Maidens, an all-female tribute band, will be coming to Casino del Sol next Thursday, January…
It’s Finally Here: Reader Voting For Tucson’s Best GIFs
After a long, arduous process, we finally have our finalists for the GIF contest. All told, we ended up with six viable candidates for the crown of Tucson’s Best GIF, but after input from the good folks at Lindy’s on Fourth, we’ve cut the list in half. You candidates are: St. Augustine Cathedral, 11 p.m.,…
UA Football Star Gaining Attention Off Field, Too, But Not in a Good Way
The college football world started noticing Ka’Deem Carey for the first time in early November when he bulldozed over a REALLY bad Colorado defense to set University of Arizona and Pac-12 conference single-game rushing records, en route to leading the nation in rushing and getting some early buzz for the 2013 season’s Heisman race. And…
Does The Twitter Code of Conduct Cover Bomb Threats?
Pardon the pun — actually, don’t; it’s totally appropriate in this case — but Twitter has exploded in terms of the number of uses it has when it comes to communicating, sharing information and keeping up on what’s going on without ever having to look up from the laptop, tablet or smartphone. But a couple…
‘Fast and Furious Blurs the Line Between Cops and Crooks’
Narcos News’ Bill Conroy’s latest investigative report looks further into Fast and Furious, and in particular one gun traced to a Phoenix store used in a late November gun battle in Sinaloa. You can read the entire piece on Narco News, but here’s a snippet: Two guns of interest were found in late November of…
Don’t Be a Tattoo Dick
xoJane.com, described as a website “where women go when they are being selfish, and where their selfishness is applauded. This is not the place to find out how to please your husband, mom, kids or boss. This is the place to indulge in what makes you feel good.” Well, so if tattoos fall under you…
A Wine Bar Is Coming to the Former Create Café Space
I reported a few weeks back that Create Café and Catering at 4660 E. Camp Lowell Drive had “closed” the café side and was now only doing catering operations. Along with that the previous owners told me something/someone new would be moving in — and according to a new liquor license that has been filled…
If You Want To Learn More About Attractive Ad Girls, Then I’ve Got the Tumblr For You
So, here’s a weird thing: Apparently, there are people who make a (blog) living out of tracking down the attractive people in ads and revealing their names and professional information. Of course they have ads from American Apparel. Yep. WhoIsThatHotAdGirl.Tumblr.com. It’s a thing that exists—and of course it would, in this day and age, considering…
Exo Roast Open This Morning
We mentioned a few days ago that Exo Roast Co. (403 N. 6th Ave.) had a run of bad luck and announced that it would be closed until further notice. Well, their luck has changed. They are back open this morning, per their Facebook page. This is good news for me, because it is one…
Antenori Promises “Feisty” Presence at Kozachik’s Town Hall Tonight
Tucson City Councilman Steve Kozachik is expecting a big crowd at his town hall tonight at the Loft Cinema. In what he calls an effort to rebuild some of the community unity that existed in the wake of the shooting rampage that shook Tucson two years ago, Kozachik has brought together a long lineup of…
Cats Win Another Nail-Biter To Remain Undefeated: 60-57 Over Utah
Highlights from the Wildcats’ 60-57 win over Utah yesterday. The Cats had a comfortable lead throughout most of the game, but nearly let it slip away in the final minutes. Arizona remains undefeated after 14 games this season, but it appears the Cardiac Cats are determined to keep things interesting until the final whistle. The…
Exo Roast Closed Until Further Notice
Noelle Haro-Gomez Unfortunate news from Exo Roast on Sixth Avenue, which announced on Facebook that the shop will be closed today and temporarily until further notice: To Our Dear Patrons. We are currently closed for the rest of the day until further notice as we examine and attempt to repair our water filtration system. We…
A Kansas Town Has Made it Illegal to Own More Than Four Cats, Possibly to Avoid Cat Stew Issues
Today, the Daily Beast has this vaguely interesting listicle (list-based article) centered around possible reasons that the small town of Wellington, Kan., has made it illegal for a house to contain more than four cats. Shocking stuff, sure (at least, if you were planning to move to a town in Kansas with a population less…
Whoever Made This Image For the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office Probably Should Have Done Some Fact-Checking
When one scans the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office’s website, one finds a wealth of information—generally about the most recent appearance Sheriff Paul Babeu has made on national television (see the CNN video embedded on the site’s front page, for an example). When one then checks the About PCSO page, just below Smilin’ Paul’s face, they…
Chuck Berry’s Thoughts on Punk and New Wave in 1980
In 1985, some friends and I drove from my hometown, Springfield, Ill., to St. Louis, as we often did, to see a show. We went to see Hüsker Dü, who had just released Flip Your Wig, their last album on SST Records before signing with Warner Bros. The opening band was someone we had never…
Highlights From UA’s Come-From-Behind Win Against Colorado
Here’s your chance to watch highlights from the Wildcats’ astonishing come-from-behind win over Colorado last night. By just showing Arizona’s baskets, I think the UA Athletics team takes away from the evening’s drama. As much fun as it was to watch the comeback, let’s hope the Cats get into the game earlier when they face…
Is A Brouhaha Brewing Between Tucson and Its Police Union?
The relationship between a union and the management of the employees it represents is never a harmonious one. Doesn’t matter the industry or organization, unions and employers are as pre-destined to bicker and squabble as are Foghorn Leghorn and the chicken hawk. But I say, I, I say, I don’t reckon Foghorn has taken to…
Today in Incredibly Strange Videos From Former Gay Porn Stars
Joseph Sciambra claims to be a former gay porn star (I choose to take his word for it) and he has a few interesting theories about anal sex, including the idea that the practice creates demons. Totally worth watching (although perhaps not at work if you’re using speakers that can be heard by others), if…
The Second Iron Maiden
I didn’t know this was ever a thing until about a month or two ago. There was, indeed, another band in the UK named Iron Maiden, and they recorded an album in 1969 and it sounded like a mix between a few bands of the time, including Black Sabbath and their bluesiness, and flutey, folksy…
Seatbacks and Armrests: What Are They Worth to You?
Any consideration about whether my budget could handle season tickets for the 2013 version of University of Arizona football went out the door this afternoon when a very enterprising UA ticket rep locked me into two seats to what all Wildcat fans hope will be a Rose Bowl-bound entertaining team to watch. But not just…
Cats Remain Undefeated After Wildest Game Yet
What do you call the opposite of the buzzer beater? The Range isn’t sure, but we were close to losing hope tonight until the refs threw out Colorado’s last-second three-pointer and sent the game into overtime. After trailing by 16 in the second half, the Cats pull off an astonishing 92-83 win over Colorado to…
The University of Arizona Has the Nation’s First Hip-Hop Minor
According to this release from the University of Arizona, they’re actually the first school in the country to offer a hip-hop minor. No, really. While some might think hip-hop isn’t suitable for serious study, Alain-Philippe Durand, director of Africana Studies, disagrees. For decades, scholars have trained their academic eyes on the music, fashion, street art…
Greek Taverna on Swan Set to Close Tomorrow
Sad news for fans of Greek fare in midtown — Greek Taverna, at 3225 N. Swan Road, will be shutting its doors for good at the close of business tomorrow. According to Yanni Markou, the brother of owner George Markou, talk of closing the shop had gone back and forth for the past week or…
Take a Deep Breath, Folks: Big Juan’s is Closed
Absolutely shocking food news today, folks: Big Juan’s Tacos y Burros, which was handily reviewed by Rita Connelly in July, has announced that they’ve ceased operations at both locations: 4352 E. Speedway Blvd. & 4470 N. First Ave. We regret to inform all of our loyal customers that we have closed our doors due to…
Mayhem and Mania in Flagstaff
Jim Nintzel Who knew the pinecone drop would usher in such chaos? Flagstaff’s Great Pine Cone Drop on New Year’s Eve was accompanied by a good deal of lunacy, according to the Flagstaff Sun: Local law enforcement officers rang in the new year dealing with drunk and disorderly revelers downtown — including one Flagstaff man…
Tom Goes to the Chair: The Dark Filling of the Fluffy ‘Cake Boss’
My wife watches “Cake Boss,” which means that if I want to share the living room with her on those evenings, I have to half-watch it, too. It’s an innocuous little show about a guy who runs a bakery, Carlo’s Bake Shop, in Hoboken, New Jersey. Bartolo “Buddy” Valastro has been working in the bakery…
Pasco Kitchen & Lounge Closed ‘Til Sunday
Pasco Kitchen & Lounge (820 E. University Blvd.) is closed this week for a kitchen remodel. No need to fret though; they are planning to be finished and ready to be re-opening for brunch this Sunday. Give them a call for reservations at 822-8013.
Media Watch
Michael Savage returns to the Tucson market … Fox Sports takes over for CBS Sports on 1290 AM
Top Ten in Cinema
1. Ted Universal 2. Total Recall Sony 3. Arbitrage Lionsgate 4. Premium Rush Sony 5. The Dark Knight Rises Warner Bros. 6. The Bourne Legacy Universal 7. Pitch Perfect Universal 8. Ice Age: Continental Drift 20th Century Fox 9. Killer Joe Lionsgate 10. Beasts of the Southern Wild Fox Searchlight
Deportation Dilemma
The last time Esteban Tiznado-Reyna got busted, he was sneaking back into his own country. That much seems clear. Whether he can be here legally is another matter. In between the two is a web of tribal ancestry, protean government policies and bureaucratic absurdity. But either way, Esteban Tiznado-Reyna sits in jail, a Native American…
Get Your Download On
Just as we always do at this time of year, we’ve asked some of our resident music critics what their favorite albums of 2012 were. Three writers weighed in last week, and this week we present three more opinions on the matter. Curtis McCrary In order of awesomeness: Alabama Shakes, Boys & Girls (Rough Trade/ATO)…
Police Dispatch
An incredibly musky man is 86’d from the UA library … a man and his dog are put in their place by a plainclothes cop.
Soundbites
The end of Tony and the Torpedos … the Border Songs benefit CD release party … the return of Jeremy Michael Cashman … and seriously, quite a bit more!
Weekly Wide Web
I’ve made fun of online petitions in the past, (“Sign This!,” Weekly Wide Web, Nov. 22), but it appears that, occasionally, Internet petitions actually have some value beyond letting us know which members of our citizenry we should consider flinging off of Earth and into the sun. Last week on The Range, I mentioned an…
Live
As I walked into Tucson Live Music Space on Saturday night, I looked up, and in front of all the bands I came to see, I was greeted with a very audible “Hey! It’s the press!” by the in-house booker. I pulled him aside and whispered, “You probably don’t want to say that in front…
Scurran Returns
The first comment attached to the Facebook post said it all: “Here we go again.” The commenter was Joan Scurran, the wife of the most successful and—depending on whom you talk to—the most controversial high school football coach in Southern Arizona history. It was the evening of Dec. 20, and Jeff Scurran decided it was…
Top Ten in Music
1. Sergio Mendoza y la Orkesta Mambo Mexicano! (Cosmica) 2. Grams & Krieger 5 (self-released) 3. Gabriel Sullivan By the Dirt (Fell City) 4. Justin Valdez Deuce-Seven Off Suit (Los Muertos) 5. Gabriel Sullivan Where the Bad Ones Go (Fell City) 6. Ronstadt Generations Prelude (Ronstadt Record Company) 7. Stefan George Songs From the Losers…
T Q&A
Prescott College’s Anita Fernández often brought her students to Tucson Unified School District meetings, where she spoke on behalf of the Mexican-American Studies program. That connection led her to a project with former Tucson Magnet High School MAS teacher Curtis Acosta to provide college credit to high school students taking his Chicano literature class at…
Nine Questions
While Lisa Novak spends days cutting hair at her salon in Houston, the rest of her life is devoted to making music. The singer-songwriter and guitarist has recorded four albums of country- and folk-tinged rock, the most recent being 2012’s Can’t Go Back. Local music fans will recognize her as a member of her fiancé…
John Cage and Chance
Welcome back Chamber Music PLUS. We’ve missed you. The creative venture of cellist Harry Clark and his pianist wife, Sandra Schuldmann, has been on hiatus for more than a year. “We just really needed to recharge our batteries,” Clark explains. “Sandra and I have been doing this for over 30 years, and for part of…
J.M. Smith Resolves
Read three times and committed to the editor, Tucson Weekly, made the order of the day and days henceforth until Dec. 31, 2013, and ordered to be printed, Mr. Smith, medical marijuana columnist, reported the following resolution concerning Medical Marijuana. Sec. 1: Be it resolved that Mr. Smith will exercise more due diligence in fact-finding.…
City Week
Comedy with the classics … David Benjamin’s Photo Friday … getting abstract at Davis Dominguez Gallery … an evening of improv with Zuzi!
Something Fishy This Way Comes
Visit the Warden Aquarium at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum every day from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Liberty Cove: A Timeline
1946—A decree by the president of Mexico allocates 4.8 million acres in Sonora as part of a massive land redistribution for poor called Distrito de Colonización de Altar y Caborca. Land is classified fuera del comercio, or banned from sale, and is to be used only for communal farming or grazing. Oct. 28, 1957—Eight residents…
Fracking and Feelings
Promised Land wants to be a message movie, but it’s too messy to deliver that message coherently. Originally slated to be Matt Damon’s directorial debut, it was instead directed by his pal Gus Van Sant (Good Will Hunting), who, with this and last year’s mawkish Restless, finds himself in a bit of a slump. Although…
Ask a Mexican!
The Mexican brings back an oldie (but a goodie) regarding Lou Dobbs’s lunacy.
Regionalism and the West
The agrarian urge that has ever bothered the American soul is ascendant once again. Blame it on trends wrought deep down in our humanity driven by the slow realization that climate change is upon us. Or maybe it’s a similarly deep reaction to decades of religious devotion to unseen, all-knowing markets. Whatever the cause, the…
The VSS: Nervous Circuits & 25:37 (Sargent House)
Like many great bands, the VSS existed during a small, finite window of time—about 36 months in the mid-1990s. The Colorado-by-way-of-San Francisco band eschewed trends of the day by combining abrasive post-punk with synthesizers, simultaneously harking back to early punk rock of the late 1970s (when no rule went unbroken) and foreseeing a terrifying future.…
Editor’s Note
Not that it matters to you as a reader, but the last six weeks have been a little strange for me. I left the Weekly in August, but since I helped out with uploading each week’s issue to the web through the monstrous Best of Tucson™ issue, sent blog ideas to my successor David Mendez…
Top Ten in Books
1. Flight Behavior: A Novel Barbara Kingsolver, HarperCollins ($28.99) 2. Gone Girl Gillian Flynn, Crown ($25) 3. Life of Pi Yann Martel, Mariner ($15.95) 4. The Fault in Our Stars John Green, Dutton ($17.99) 5. The Hobbit J.R.R. Tolkien, Ballantine ($8.99) 6. Proof of Heaven: A Neurosurgeon’s Journey Into the Afterlife Eben Alexander, M.D., Simon…
The Growlers: Hung at Heart (Everloving)
The Growlers play a sort of thrift-store rock music, creatively reappropriating vintage sounds according to both whims and some master plan that calls for a party full of mischief. The Costa Mesa, Calif., band plays psychedelic, country-tinged surf rock that borrows a bit of Beck’s old slacker attitude (they call it “beach goth” and the…
Danehy
Like millions of Americans, I sat agape as I watched National Rifle Association CEO Wayne LaPierre’s stunning response to the slaughter of 26 innocent people, including 20 small children, at an elementary school in Newtown, Conn., just before Christmas. My mother used to tell me not to sit around with my mouth open because a…
A Low Blow
A shot to the nuts. It’s the laziest gimmick in comedy, with a tradition that probably goes back to a time when it was funny … so before America’s Funniest Home Videos. But because it’s such an easy trick to pull off—intended to get a cheap laugh by appealing to the lowest common denominator—a planned…
Cash Lansky: Simplicity (Self-Released)
On Simplicity, local MC Cash Lansky delivers a stellar debut, an album that explores self-determination, destiny and the hard work it takes to make it. The core of Simplicity is Lansky’s personal story, which plays out like a boxing film, emphasizing the endless training that leads up to the moment of arrival. Collaborating with a…
Downing
Because of the ideal way the holidays fell this year, I got eleven straight days more or less off from work. I dialed in from home for three of them, but there was almost nothing to do. The office was nearly dormant, with one email drifting in here, and hours later, another there-more like snowflakes…
Street Food and the Sea
The current street food movement reminds me a lot of the fusion cuisine movement of the ’90s. It started out as a great thing, and then was largely (and often poorly) overdone by masses of well-intentioned chefs trying to hop on the bandwagon of the latest and greatest food movement. Eventually, it became just another…
The Skinny
The Skinny says farewell to Jon Kyl … could new evidence of jaguars doom the Rosemont mine? … Steve Kozachik hosts a roast and bans the audience from packing heat
Guest Commentary
What have we learned in the past two years? How has it changed all of us? Those are the questions I have been asked over and over since the tragic shootings of Jan. 8, 2011. And certainly at this time of the year, as the anniversary of that terrible day comes around for the second…
Noshing Around
The Healthy Iron Chef Competition rocks TCC this weekend … Zento Box has opened at 4299 W. Ina Road … a collection of openings and closings … 47 Scott has new signature cocktails … Hacienda del Sol takes your palate to Argentina!
A Night to Regret
There are several ways to look at the Sunday, Dec. 9, arrest of Tucson Unified School District’s former Mexican-American Studies director and co-founder, Sean Arce, who now faces charges for allegedly assaulting his ex-wife and for vandalism and trespassing. There’s the view from rabid critics of the district’s beleaguered MAS department, who see state Attorney…
Now Showing at Home
Looper jumps into your living room … Josh Radnor’s Liberal Arts proves to be solid … Richard Gere offers great work in Arbitrage.
Finally, Walk-In Cash MMJ Sales
J.M. Smith The Green Halo is open for business at 7710 S. Wilmot Road. Finally. Tucsonans or any other Arizona green card holders can walk into a shop, plop down some cash and walk away with a handful of the medical cannabis of their choosing. The Green Halo, southern Arizona’s second dispensary and the state’s…
Talking Comics: New Avengers #1
The only thing in the entire world that’s better than this issue is Bobby’s janky, DIY Batman t-shirt. Find Heroes and Villains online: Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Instagram, Pheed, Flickr
