Book explores womens’ struggles in male-dominant workplace
By Christopher Fiscus
A new book by two Arizona State University professors chronicles the rise of women in America’s newsrooms and lessons about what...
Yearly Palm Springs trek quite a treat for fanciers of film classics
The weekend of May 10th through the 13th, I had the pleasure to hang out in one of my favorite towns in the country,Palm...
Free concert Sept. 30 as part of ongoing series
King of Glory Lutheran Church will host a free concert from 2 to 3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 30, as part of its ongoing concert series.
Retired critic offers food for thought in online dining series
Many Valley restaurants have fed Howard Seftel without knowing it, at first.
Epic film redux ‘a rambling, rollicking space opera’
Millennium Falcon picks Tempe for a comeback landing.
‘Promised Land’
A small town in southwestern Pennsylvania is the setting of Promised Land. It’s not exactly flowing with milk and honey—it’s a broke, fading farm...
McConaughey lethally convincing as ‘Killer Joe’
What happens when the hit man you hire to murder your mother falls in love with your younger sister? That’s the major dramatic question...
MCC play a family holiday treat
Mesa Community College’s
Theatre & Film Arts Department is
presenting Susan Zeder’s signature
play, Mother Hicks, directed by
Debra K. Stevens, this holiday
season.
The award-winning play performs
at 7:30 p.m....
Search under way for relics of bygone eras
by Chase Kamp
If one could put Tempe on a
turntable and drop the needle, the
sound would contain the charge of
‘90s alternative rock, the bombast of
big...
Convergence of milestones again puts popular musician in limelight
Story by Georgia Swing
Photo by Billy Hardiman
Singer-songwriter Walt Richardson looks back at
35 years of entertaining Tempe audiences and
says he feels like he’s just beginning.
For...