Greta Gerwig’s Lady Bird is a Divine Comedy About Growing Up Weird in the Class of ’03
Director Greta Gerwig treats her young subjects as complex human beings, not cliched broody teens.
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Black Theatre Troupe’s Seven Guitars Is Superb
A layered and handsome social portrait, studded with music, religious debate, talk of superstition, and a recipe for collard greens.
Who Was the Real Paul Horner?
On the life, work, and legacy of the famed internet hoaxster.
Richard Linklater’s Last Flag Flying Never Snaps to Attention
The picture’s final moments suggest that it’s meant as a tribute to simple people, but Last Flag Flying merely hints at the idea.
Netflix’s Magnificent Alias Grace: Not Just of the Moment, but Urgently of All Time
For all its quiet fury, Alias Grace is above all else a superior dramatic mystery.
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Here’s Your Guide to the 2017 Grand Avenue Festival
Everything you need to know.
Jeffrey Dahmer’s Friend Derf: A Q&A About His Classmate the Serial Killer
How do you feel when you learn your high school classmate was a serial killer and a cannibal?
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Here’s the Best Art We Saw in Metro Phoenix During October 2017
Including a mural at Lost Lake, Jun Kaneko, and Bob Carey.
Getting Real and Real Painful With John Hodgman
On his memoir, Vacationland, and talking with George R.R. Martin in Mesa.
The Best Things to Do in Phoenix This Weekend
Don’t waste the weekend.
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Too Daring for the ’90s, Dana Carvey’s Sketch Comedy Show Shaped TV to Come
A new documentary examines the groundbreaking show.
Sisao Gallery Now Open in Downtown Phoenix
Here’s what to expect.
Stan Lee is Coming to Ace Comic Con in Glendale
Good news, true believers.
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Here’s the Lineup for Breaking Ground 2018
And everything you need to know about the dance and film festival.
Here’s Your Guide to First Friday in Downtown Phoenix
November 2017 edition.
Tom of Finland Gives a Boldly Gay Artist the Too-Polite Movie Treatment
Tom of Finland fans will surprised that there’s so little explicit sex in this movie.
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10 Nerdy Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This November
It’s gonna be a good month, geeks.
Temporary Phoenix Library Branch Will Open in December
Here’s everything we know.
The 19 Best Things to Do in Metro Phoenix This Week
Halloween’s over, but the fun’s not.
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You’ll Probably Argue More About Ruben Ostlund’s The Square Than Any Other 2017 Movie
The Palme d’Or winner raises plenty of questions.