Arts + Entertainment

The world of comic books continues to be popular. But, some fans don’t think the genre gets its due, and is worthy of more respect as an art form.

Valley-based orchestra Musica Nova will perform a series of quirky compositions this Sunday at the Musical Instrument Museum, as part of a show they’re calling “Classical Music Goes Folk.”

Phoenix textile artist Ann Morton’s projects are often collaborative and her latest project is no different. "Toward 2050" will create about 5,000 textile squares for the Desert Botanical Garden.

In May of 2023, Tempe voters rejected a plan to build a hockey arena for the Arizona Coyotes. City officials who supported the plan were accused of improperly trying to influence the election.

“The Apprentice,” an incendiary film about Donald Trump’s relationship with his political mentor, opens in theaters Friday. For screenwriter Gabriel Sherman, it’s a moment that seemed like it might never arrive.

Reality TV has had its ups and downs, but, some of the industry’s most anticipated series are facing lawsuits, allegations from talent and production crews alleging poor working conditions and more.

Ancient Greeks thought it was possible to know a person’s character by studying their appearance. It’s called physiognomy, and a traveling exhibition from the National Library of Medicine examines its modern-day use in AI.

You might remember the results of the 2020 election, but not likely the winner in 1920. Now try to remember the losers of these races.

Comedian Shane Mauss brings his multimedia comedy show to Walter Studios on Thursday night. The show is called “A Better Trip,” and as the title suggests, much of it is built around psychedelics.

Graham Rossini has taken over as athletic director at ASU at an interesting time. In May, he replaced Ray Anderson, who was fired after a recruiting scandal. It also comes as ASU is in its first season in the Big 12 Conference.