Arts + Entertainment

Traci Tiwari, founder of the community group Fat Babes of Phoenix, says she was part of a similar group in Denver, but couldn’t find anything like it here in Phoenix. So, she started it herself.

As fun as it is to boast to my friends that I listened to Radiohead for over 64 hours this year, I have to wonder: Is Spotify Wrapped ruining our relationship with music?

When you think of art deco, you might think of the Chrysler building in New York City. Or the Empire State Building. Or, maybe "The Great Gatsby" comes to mind, and the flapper dresses and bob haircuts that go with the Roaring '20s.

Phoenix Rising has named a new head coach; Pa-Modou Kah comes to the Valley after serving as an assistant coach with Charlotte FC in Major League Soccer.

"Disturbing the Bones" is a collaboration between Jeff Biggers and Andrew Davis. It follows a Chicago detective, an archaeologist working in the Illinois town of Cairo and a retired military general.

When you think about a senior living community you might have some preconceived notions. But what you might not expect is a place that’s award winning — for its wine.

The Phoenix Film Office recently turned 50 years old. The office works on projects ranging from movies and television to music videos and social media content.

ASU needs no extra motivation in their annual Territorial Cup rivalry game against Arizona. But this year the 14th-ranked Sun Devils have a much greater incentive.

"Unstoppable" tells the story of Anthony Robles, who won an NCAA championship as a member of the ASU wrestling team despite having been born without his right leg.

"Timber!" is the name of a new digital exhibition from Northern Arizona University’s Special Collections & Archives that explores the long history of logging in the region and its evolving relationship with its expansive ponderosa pine forests.