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ARTS!Musical Instrument Museum Music Theater Pick of the Week:Alasdair Fraser & Natalie Haas

“. . . the expressive gamut from deep Celtic melancholy to joyful jig, his fiddle imitations of the bagpipe almost unbelievable, the whole rendered with a humble sincerity, flawless virtuosity and just about the sweetest sound since Fritz Kreisler.”

— This is what Bruce Burroughs of the Los Angeles Times has to say about fiddle player Alasdair Fraser, who will be appearing with Julliard School of Music cello player extraordinaire Natalie Haas, at the Musi-cal Instrument Museum Music

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Theater on October 7. Theater guests will enjoy displays of dazzling team-work; driving, dancing rhythms; and the duo’s shared passion for impro-vising on the melody and the groove of Scottish tunes. The recording won not only critical acclaim but also the coveted Scots Trad Music “Album of the Year” award, the Scottish equiva-lent of a Grammy.

Alasdair Fraser & Natalie HaasThu 10/07/2010 – 7:00pmTickets - $30-$36Purchase tickets online at www.theMIM.org, in person at MIM or by calling the MIM Ticket Office at (480) 478-6000Musical Instrument Museum Music Theater4725 E Mayo Blvd. (at Tatum Blvd, one block south of the 101) Phoenix, AZ 85050

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PINKALICIOUS, THE MUSICALOctober 1 through 17, 2010 at Valley Youth Theatre

Come join Valley Youth Theatre for a celebration of all that is pink! Based on the book “Pinkalicious” by Eliza-beth and Victoria Kann, Pinkalicious, the Musical is about a little girl whose love for all things pink – especially pink cupcakes – gets out of control when she turns pink herself! But when her hue goes too far, only Pinkalicious can fi gure out a way to get out of this predicament. This fun, adorable musi-cal celebrates all things pink while showing that being yourself is best of all. Call the box offi ce at 602-253-8188 or visit www.vyt.com for more information.

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The Herberger Theater Center has undergone major renovations over the summer as a result of the 2006 voter-approved bond. The new look of the theater will be unveiled to the public during the grand re-opening Grand Re-Opening Weekend on October 1 & 2, 2010.

The most dramatic change in the lobby will be the addition of a new lighting feature in the center of the rotunda. The lights are individually suspended glass balls with LEDs in each one to create sparkle inside and outside the lobby. Another change will be the creation of a new second floor Gallery Lounge located off of the existing art gallery space called The Bob’s Spot Gallery Lounge, named for the late Bob Herberger, whose finan-cial support was critical in getting the Herberger Theater built.

The black box theater, currently the home of Lunch Time Theater, will get a new entrance that will provide

shade for patrons and backlit translu-cent panels to help enliven the space. The space has been renamed The Kax Stage, in honor of the late Katherine “Kax” Herberger.

Be the first to see the theater at the

Grand Re-Opening Celebration on Friday, October 1, 6:30pm. The event will feature entertainment by Bad Cactus Brass Band and Dennis Row-land and the Jazz Experience, cuisine, re-dedication ceremony, raffle and tours of the theater. Tickets are $100

per person. Presenting sponsor is D.L. Withers.

The inaugural Herberger Theater Fes-tival of the Arts is Saturday, October 2, 10am-6pm. The festival will fea-ture theater and dance performances from more than 25 Valley arts groups, food, artists, live music, film festival shorts by the Phoenix Film Founda-tion and an interactive children’s activity area. SRP is the title sponsor of this year’s festival. Admission is free for kids age 12 and under and $5.00 for age 13 and up. Free parking for attendees at the Arizona Center’s parking garage.

Built in 1989, the Herberger Theater Center is a non-profit organization whose mission is to support and foster the growth of the performing arts in Phoenix as the premier per-formance venue, arts incubator and advocate. For tickets or more infor-mation, visit www.herbergertheater.org or call 602-254-7399 x105.

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Other companies who use the Herberger each season: Valley Youth Theatre, iTheatre Collaborative, and many more!

GRAND RE-OPENING CELEBRATION

Friday, October 1, 2010Be the fi rst to see the new look of the newly renovated Herberger Theater Cen-ter! The evening includes entertainment, cuisine, tours of the theater, cham-pagne toast and re-dedication ceremony. For more info call 602-254-7399 x105. Tickets - $100/person

Inaugural “Festival of the Arts”Saturday, October 2, 201010am – 6pm

The Herberger Festival of the Arts celebrates the grand re-opening of the Herberger Theater Center featuring performances, food, art, live music, fi lm festival shorts by the Phoenix Film Foundation, children’s activity area and more. Tickets must be purchased at the gate the day of the festival.

Herberger Theater Center – indoors and out!FREE admission for kids 12 and under & $5.00 ages 13 and upFREE parking at Arizona Center parking garage courtesy of Arizona Center!

Located at 5th Street & Fillmore.

Festival DirectionsHerberger Theater Center, 222 East Monroe in downtown Phoenix.Festival Entrance is located off of 3rd Street between Van Buren & Monroe. Monroe Street will be closed for the festival.

Stage West

10:10-10:30amThe Dance Shoppe Performance

Company

10:40-11:00amCeltic Dance Academy/Music Box

Dance Center

11:10-11:30amDulce Dance Company

11:40am-12:00pmEPIK Dance Company

12:10-12:30pmScottsdale School of Ballet

12:40-1:00pmYumi La Rosa Flamenco Dance Co

1:10-1:30pmScottsdale Community College

Dance Department

2:30-2:50pmCenter Dance Ensemble

3:00-3:20pmArizona Young Artists’ Competition

Finalistsfeaturing: Torrin Turley, Martha

Hernandez, Nathan Barry & Talia Favia

3:30-3:50pmKawambe-Omowale African

Drum and Dance Theatre

4:00-4:20pmScorpius Dance Theatre

4:30-4:50pmBallet Etudes

5:00-5:20pmKriti Dance: Bollywood

5:30-5:50pmCenter Dance Ensemble

Center Stage

10:20-10:40am Valley Youth Theatre

10:55-11:15am Phoenix Boys Choir

11:30-11:50amArizona Theatre Company

12:05-12:25pmTeatro Bravo

1:25-1:45pmArizona Opera presents Allison

Stanford, soprano

2:00-2:20pmActor’s Youth Theatre

2:35-2:55pmArizona Theatre Company

3:10-3:30pmiTheatre Collaborative

3:45-4:05pmPhoenix Opera

4:20-4:40pmPhoenix Improv Festival

4:55-5:15pmSouthwest Shakespeare Co.

5:30-5:50pmArizona Broadway Theatre

Festival of the Arts - Performance Schedule

Built in 1989 to support and foster the growth of per-forming arts in Phoenix

More than 3.1 million patrons, including 350,000 school-aged children, have experienced a production at the center

Home to more than 500 productions each year

Resident Companies: Actors Theatre, Arizona Theatre Company, Center Dance Ensemble

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(For more details and show info on the events listed below, log onto www.showup.com)

Visit the Chase Ticket Marketplace on ShowUp.com for discount tickets and special offers. This week’s “hot seat” is…Carousel Presented by: Fountain Hills Community Theatre October 1 & 2Friday 8 pmSaturday 8 pmTickets Regular Price: $25Discount price: $18Mainstage Theatre presents this great Rodgers and Hammerstein musical. Based on a story by Ferenc Molnar, it takes place between 1873 and 1888 in a small New England fi shing village. The tale revolves around a love affair between Billy Big-elow, a travelling carnival man, and Julie Jordan, a local factory worker. Desperate for money after learning that he is soon to become a father, Billy is killed during an attempted robbery. Several years later, when he is allowed to return to earth for a short time, he decides to seek out his daughter. In 1999, Time magazine in its “Best of the Century” list, named Carou-sel the Best Musical of the 20th century. Carousel is a story of romance, joy and tragedy.

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The Cactus League Experience: PlayBallArizona Museum For YouthTuesday – Saturday 10 am – 4 pmSunday 12 pm – 4 pmOngoing

Kitchen WitchesTempe Little TheatreThursday 7pmFriday 8 pmSaturday 2 pm & 8 pmThru October 3

Young FrankensteinASU GammageThru October 3Thursday & Friday 7:30pmSaturday 2 pm & 7:30pmSunday 2 pm and 7 pm

Under the Sea 3DArizona Science CenterShows DailySunday – Saturday 11 am & 1 pm & 3 pm

The Dinner Party Scottsdale Desert StagesFriday & Saturday 7:30 pmSunday 2 pmThru October 3

Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary ArtSpy Hopping: Adventures with Sue Che-noweth and the Permanent CollectionThursday 10 am – 8 pmFriday & Saturday 10 am – 5 pmSunday 12 pm – 5 pmTuesday – Wednesday 10 am – 5 pm

Arizona Dance Festival 2010Desert Dance Theatre, Inc.Tempe Center for the ArtsOctober 7 – October 9Thursday – Saturday 7:30 pm

Saving Tania’s PrivatesPhoenix Little TheatreThursday – Sunday 8 pmThru October 10

Swinging’ On a SongTheatre Artists StudioThursday - Saturday 7:30 pmSunday 2 pmThru Oct 3

Reasons to be PrettyStray Cat theatreTempe Performing Arts CenterThursday – Saturday 8 pmSunday 2 pmThru October 9

Bellydance Superstars Presents: Bom-bay BellywoodMesa Arts CenterMesa Arts Center TheatersOctober 5Tuesday 7:30 pmEarning an unrivalled reputation as an expert dance troupe, the Bellydance Su-perstars continue to push the boundaries. They have taken an ancient art form and turned it into a mega show to compete head-on with the likes of Riverdance and Stomp. This acclaimed group infuses a collection of energetic Indian dance styles into their traditional mix of Bellydance.

A Year with Frog and ToadChildsplay Inc.Saturday – Sunday 1 pm & 4 pmThru October 16True to the spirit of the well-loved books, this delightful Tony Award-nominated family musical follows the adventures of two great friends, the cheerful Frog and his grouchy friend, Toad through the four seasons of a year. Directed by Childsplay founder and Artistic Director, David Saar, A Year with Frog and Toad features some of the ensemble’s best loved actors reprising their favorite roles. Kyle Lawson of The Arizona Republic called the 2004 Childsplay production “...tuneful, funny and the sort of thing that makes both kids and adults say afterward, ‘Gosh, that was wonderful.’”

Festival of the ArtsHerberger Theater CenterOctober 2Saturday 10 am – 6 pmThe inaugural Herberger Theater Festival of the Arts is Saturday, October 2, 10am-6pm. The festi-val will feature theater and dance performances from more than 25 Valley arts groups, food, artists, live music, fi lm festival shorts by the Phoenix Film Foundation and an interactive children’s activity area.

Rancho PanchoTeatro BravoMetropolitan Arts InstituteOpens October 1Friday – Saturday 7:30 pmRancho Pancho, portrays the true passionate tale of the playwright alife with a Latin Lover. Texas playwright Gregg Barrios researched a specifi c period in the playwright’s life in which he was writing A Streetcar Named Desire while having an affair with a Mexican-American young man who inspired the character of Stanley Kowalski. This play will be directed by Interim Artistic Director Fernando Teson.


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Randy Montgomery, AZ Weekly Film Critic

Bet You Didn’t Know!

In 1937 Disney won a special Oscar® for the first full-length animated movie “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”

by Stan Robinson

DVD Watch! The excellent documentary ‘Babies’ featuring 4 babies’ from various cultures; the hilariously insightful ‘Get Him to the Greek’ starring Jonah Hill & Russell Brand; and the 50th anniversary of the movie classic ‘The Law’ starring Gina Lollobrigida and Marcello Mastrioanni are available on DVD! For more on these and other DVD & Blu-ray releases, visit www.ScreenScene.org

Silver Screen Scoop!

By Joseph J. Airdo

Scarlett Johansson is in talks with Marvel Studios to reprise her Black Widow character from “Iron Man 2” in a solo spin-off film. However, Johansson will first reappear as the character in “The Avengers,” slated for release summer 2012.

Production will begin next year on “Reincarnate,” M. Night Shyama-lan’s successor to “Devil” under his Night Chronicles banner. “The Last Exorcism’s” Daniel Stamm will direct “Buried’s” Chris Sparling’s screenplay about a jury haunted by supernatural forces.

Be among the first to get the latest scoop from Joseph J. Airdo at Examiner.com, where you can also find out how to “de-mand” that Phoenix win a free advanced screening of “Paranormal Activity 2.”

‘Buried’ Frightfully psy-chologically disturbing…

Interview/Review by Stan Robinson

I can’t remember a movie that when it ends, I just sat in my seat, stunned and overwhelmed with feelings of ex-treme anxiety. Three factors needed to be in place: a very good script, a director with vision, and an actor who can deliver a ‘tour de force’ perfor-mance. ‘Buried’ is that movie…

Paul Conroy (Ryan Reynolds) is a U.S. contractor, a truck driver working in Iraq. After his convey is attack by a group of Iraqis, he wakes to find he’s buried alive inside a coffin. With only a lighter and a cell phone, it’s a race against time to escape this claustro-phobic death trap.

I learned early on in film school that the basis for a movie starts with the ‘printed word’. Our professor’s favor-ite line ‘If it isn’t on the page, it won’t be on the screen’, takes me to Chris Sparling, the screenplay writer for ‘Buried’. One can write a story with the key factors of locations, actors, and a projected budget as perimeters.

Chris answered my question with a chuckle! “I wish I could say it was creative, it was actually more finan-cial. I tried to come up with the most contained story I could possibly tell, in addition to being one that involved as few actors and locations as pos-sible. Once I had the basic concept of being buried alive as the premise, I didn’t want to go the horror route. After researching the dangers so many civilian contractors are facing in Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as the unimaginable conditions those of them who are kidnapped endure, I knew right away I had the base for my story.”

The next aspect is the director’s vi-sion of the printed words. “Rodrigo (Cortes) and I talked a lot! Having directed a few projects myself, I really got keen insight as he talked about shots to create the claustrophobic feeling of being inside a coffin. He really had a firm cinematic vision on wanting to psychologically put view-ers inside that box!”

In the title role with more than 95% of the scenes inside the coffin, actor Ryan Reynolds delivers a wide range of emotions that are riveting. Not since “Sleuth” with Laurence Olivier and Michael Caine (1972) and the re-imaging with Michael Caine and Jude Law (2007), which featured only two actors for the whole movie, has there been such a compelling performance. There’s more with screenplay writer Chris Sparling and ‘Buried’ at www.ScreenScene.org 5 of 5 stars

Starring Ryan Reynolds, José Luis García Pérez, Robert Paterson, Stephen Tobolowsky, and Samantha Mathis.

Directed by Rodrigo Cortés, written by Chris Sparling. Lionsgate release. Rated R for language and some vio-lent content. Runtime: 95 minutes.

‘Frozen’ A spine-chilling Sophie’s choice

By Joseph J. Airdo

If one ever finds himself stranded on a ski chairlift, the correct course of ac-tion is to first remove one’s ski boots and then jump to the ground, break-ing one’s ankles in the process.

“If you break your ankles, you can still pull yourself down the moun-tain,” explains Adam Green, writer and director of “Frozen,” a psycho-logical thriller that made its DVD debut this week. “If you jump with your boots on, it’s going to straighten your legs out … and you’re going to compound fracture your legs.”

In “Frozen,” Kevin Zegers, Shawn Ashmore, and Emma Bell star as three snowboarders who get stranded on a ski chairlift taking them to the last run of the day. Once frostbite and hypothermia begin to set in, the snowboarders come to terms with the fact that they must take desperate measures if they want to have any chance of escaping the snowy moun-tain with their lives intact.


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It is a movie that forces us to weigh our will to survive against our fear to die in the worst ways imaginable. And Green, whose horror flick “Hatchet II” also hits theaters in select cities across the country this weekend, ac-knowledges that the scenario reflects a spine-chilling Sophie’s choice.

“I would just cry and probably freeze to death, to be honest with you,” Green says.

Read the rest of this feature story and Joseph J. Airdo’s review of “Frozen” exclusively online at Examiner.com.

‘Let Me In’ a chilling vampire story

Review by Stan Robinson

Movies and television series featuring story themes of vampires and were-wolves have been prominent the last few years. Admittedly, the only one that has peaked my interest including TV and movies is the television series ‘The Gates’. Why, because the theme encompasses so much more than the younger generations’ characters and ‘teenage angst’.

This retelling of the multiple awards winning Swedish language movie including Best International Film and Best Foreign Language Film catego-ries “Let The Right One In” (2008), which was an adaptation of John Ajvide Lindqvist’s book, is a story of innocent love entangled in murder,

mystery, and horror.

A young boy who is frequently bullied by other boys his age, befriends a young girl that moves in next-door and lives in secrecy with her guardian. A slow but firm friendship develops between the two, with the ultimate revelation to the boy, that she is a vampire. After losing her caretaker, she is forced to leave in order to survive…

The two young actors carry the movie. Kodi Smit-McPhee as the boy demonstrated his talent in ‘The Road’ (2009) starring Viggo Mortensen as father and son in a story of survival in an apocalyptic world. ‘The Road’ made my top movies list of 2009. Chloë Grace Moretz as the girl, co-starred with Nicolas Cage in this year’s ‘Kick-Ass’ as his daughter and the young martial arts crime fighter. 4 of 5 stars

Starring Kodi Smit-McPhee, Chloë Grace Moretz, Richard Jenkins, Cara Buono, Elias Koteas, Sasha Barrese, and Jimmy ‘Jax’ Pinchak.

Directed by Matt Reeves; written by Matt Reeves & John Ajvide Lindqvist. Overture Films release. Rated R for strong bloody horror violence, language and a brief sexual situation. Runtime: 115 minutes.

Be sure to read my full reviews and articles at www.ScreenScene.org

Now Playing!‘The Social Network’

By Joseph J. Airdo

In director David Fincher’s FaceBook biopic from a screenplay by Aaron Sorkin, Jesse Eisenberg plays Mark Zuckerberg, a Harvard undergrad and computer programming genius who revolutionizes communication. Six years and 500 million friends later, things get complicated. (PG-13 – 121 minutes)

Read Joseph J. Airdo’s review of “The Social Network” exclusively online at Examiner.com.

‘Case 39’

By Joseph J. Airdo

Renee Zellweger plays a social worker who takes a young girl into her home after discovering that her parents were trying to kill her. Spoiler: They had reason. As dark forces surround-ing the girl come to light, any at-tempts to protect her will only bring on greater horror. (R – 109 minutes)

Read Joseph J. Airdo’s review of “Case 39” exclusively online at Examiner.com.

‘A Film Unfinished’ is ultimately finished!

By Stan Robinson

A film about an unfinished film. In 1942, one of the only known films of the people behind and before the camera in the Warsaw Ghetto was shot. Scenes of Jewish life were documented. For decades after World War II, this footage was presented as truth, until 40 years later when a missing reel was discovered, exposing the extent of the cinematic manipula-tion forever changing the way we look at historic images. Now, the opportu-nity to see it in its entirety is here!

Wonder what movies we movie reviewers look forward to in October 2010? There’s Joseph’s ‘Fall Pre-view’, and Stan’s ‘Most Anticipated Movies’! For Joseph J. Airdo’s list visit Examiner.com/Phoenix ~ For Stan Robinson’s list visit ScreenScene.org


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Scottsdale International Film Festival Celebrates Ten YearsBy Randy Montgomery

Attending a film festival is a unique experience. You meet others who have a passion for film, are treated to the best in world and independent cinema, plus have the opportunity to discover that true gem that will stick with you for years to come. The Scottsdale International Film Festival is celebrating its 10th Anniversary this year. A small event that was born in the shadows of 9/11, has grown into a well respected and well attended fes-tival. “Ten years ago, I seriously ques-tioned whether it would last more than a year, it was a true experiment. I have taken it one day at a time. Here I am ten years later,” says founder and festival director Amy Ettinger.

What has made the festival stand the test of time and made fans come back year after year? “An eye on quality,” says Ettinger. “The quality of films, the quality of the experience and the quality of the vendors and partners. The community responds favorably.” Each year the festival receives hun-dreds of submissions from filmmakers and studios around the world hoping to get their film showcased during the five day event. Ettinger, along with a panel of volunteers screen the films looking for the best. They look for “…an interesting story, told well.” Diversity is the key. This year there

are a number of Oscar® contenders, Arizona premieres, action films and selections from Mexico, France and beyond. Ettinger adds, “At the end of each festival, I want the audience to say ‘that was pretty eclectic.’” While many patrons spend the entire weekend taking in numerous movies, there are still those that are new to the festival scene. To those folks, Et-tinger says, “All I ask is to commit to see a film. Just one.” From past experi-ence, those that attend and purchase a single ticket end up staying for other selections and become loyal fans. You never know what you may see. As Ettinger explains, “There are a lot of films screening this year that may be a while before they make it back to the states.” Many of the selections may never make it back to the market, while others are being remade by Hol-lywood to be screened at your local multiplex.

While Twilight was making millions, another series of films based on popular novels was creating an equal amount of buzz at the indie box office; The Millennium Trilogy. The Swedish films based on the books by author Steig Larsson released internationally to critical acclaim and audience buzz. Here in the U.S., the first two films were equally well received. The much anticipated third and final installment The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest will open the 10th Annual Scottsdale International Film Festival Friday, October 1 at Scottsdale Center for the Arts. The festival will continue Saturday, October 2 through Tuesday, October 5 at Harkins Camelview 5. The festival will close with the Hillary Swank/Sam Rockwell indie Conviction Tuesday night. A remake of the Millen-nium films is in the works with Daniel Craig. See the original at the festival.

For a full list of events, locations and ticket prices, visit: www.Scottsdale-FilmFestival.com

Opening Night FilmThe Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest,Arizona Premiere / Special Advance Screening Friday, October 1 - 7:00pm at Scottsdale Center for the Arts

Closing Night FilmConvictionArizona Premiere / Special Advance Screening Tuesday, October 5 – 8:25pm

Free Screening Burning in the Sun Sunday, October 3 – 11:00am, 1:00pm, 3:00pm, 5:00pm, 7:00pm and 9:00pm

Festival Director’s RecommendationsA Year Ago in WinterSaturday, Oct. 2 - 11:10am and Sun-day, Oct. 3 - 11:15am

Chef of South PolarSaturday, October 2 - 11:10am and Sunday, October 3 - 8:40pm

Kick OffSunday, October 3 – 2:00pm and Tuesday, October 5 4:05pm

Letters to Father JacobSaturday, October 2 1:50pm and Sunday, October 3 2:10pm Time of the CometSunday, October 3 11:50am and Mon-day, October 4 8:20pm

Other Notable Screenings:

Action FilmsThe Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest , Largo Winch, Mesrine: Killer Instinct Part 1, Mesrine: Public Enemy No. 1 Part 2, Vengeance

Oscar ContendersBackyard, Chameleon, Letters to Father Jacob, Protektor, The World is Big and Salvation Lurks Around the Corner

Spotlight on FranceHidden Diary, Largo Winch, Mesrine: Killer Instinct Part 1, Mesrine: Public Enemy No 1 Part 2

Spotlight on MexicoAlamar, Backyard, Nora’s Will

Mesrine Parts 1 and 2 By Randy Montgomery

The story about France’s Public Enemy #1 Jacques Mesrine is told in two installments, The Killer Inside Me and Public Enemy Number 1. Trained as

a vigilant militia man in the French/Algerian war, Mesrine became one of the most violent, feared criminals in France and abroad. Mesrine was at one time arrested in Arizona and extruded back to Canada. The two films span numerous decades from 1957 to the 1970 ‘s. Grades B+/A- re-spectively.

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Father and Guns By Randy Montgomery

Father and Guns is the highest grossing French language film in Canada. An American remake is in the works. A dueling father and son Montreal po-lice duo head to the woods to search out leads and bond while they’re at it. Grade: B+ Sunday, October 3 – 8:50pm and Monday, October 4 – 4pm

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“A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET”You can’t keep a good movie villain down, especially if he has memorable appliances such asthe knife-like fingernails of Freddy Krueger, the fiend of many unfortunate teenagers’ dreams.Jackie Earle Haley (“Watchmen”) inherits the part from Robert Englund in this often graphic –but only moderately effective – reboot of the original thriller, with Rooney Mara (who will star inthe Americanization of “The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo”) as Freddy’s main target. DVD extra:“making-of” documentary. ›› (R: AS, P, GV) (Also on Blu-ray)

“BASEBALL: THE TENTH INNING”Rarely does an existing documentary get an update, but genre titan KenBurns has done that – in collaboration with filmmaking partner Lynn Novick– by adding an additional chapter to his ode to the sport. Hitting video theweek after its television debut on PBS, it covers relevant events that havetranspired from the 1990s to now, one of the most notable being thebreaking of the alleged Boston Red Sox curse that enabled the team tobecome World Series champions. Joe Torre, Bud Selig, Bob Costas andKeith Olbermann are among those who offer comments. DVD extras:deleted scenes; additional interviews. ››› (Not rated: P) (Also on Blu-ray)“THE HUMAN CENTIPEDE (FIRST SEQUENCE)”Properly reputed as one of the most disturbing horror movies of recenttimes, writer-director Tom Six’s melodrama got plenty of word-of-mouth onthe film-festival circuit. It lands two stranded college coeds (Ashley C.Williams, Ashlynn Yennie) in the lair of a former surgeon (the wonderfullynamed Dieter Laser) who is conducting a secret, cringe-inducingexperiment. He wants to physically link several people to create a literalhuman centipede, and the young women are the latest candidates to ... er,“join.” DVD extras: theatrical trailer; “making-of” documentary; audiocommentary by Six; deleted scene; alternate posters. ››› (Not rated: AS,P, GV) (Also on Blu-ray)“SPLICE”Messing around with science or nature always is dicey, as the charactersplayed by Oscar winner Adrien Brody (“The Pianist”) and Sarah Polley(“The Sweet Hereafter”) discover anew in this thriller. They play scientistswho combine DNA taken from different animals with human genes todevelop a new life form – and when the resulting creature (DelphineChaneac) takes a shine to her male creator, it’s trouble time. Solid actinghelps overcome too-familiar conventions of the genre here. ›› (R: AS, N,P, V) (Also on Blu-ray)

“THE KARATE KID”It’s Jaden Smith, son of Will andJada Pinkett Smith, instead ofRalph Macchio – and Jackie Chaninstead of Noriyuki “Pat” Morita inthis update of the much-belovedfamily film, which scoredsignificantly at the summer boxoffice. Smith plays a Detroityoungster newly relocated toChina, where a bully makes lifetough for him ... until amaintenance man with a surprisingknack for martial arts steps in tohelp. Smith also performs thepicture’s theme song with tweensensation Justin Bieber. DVDextras: “making-of” documentary;music video; Chinese lessons.››› (PG: AS, P, V) (Also on Blu-

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Howie Mandel may be able to wranglecontestants on NBC, whether as the host ofthe game show “Deal or No Deal” or as ajudge on “America’s Got Talent,” butapparently he couldn’t manage hislonghaired Chihuahua, Lola.

After the dog attacked both Mandel andhis wife, Terry, the comedian put the word

out on Twitter – and Cesar Millan came tothe rescue.

In the season premiere of NationalGeographic Channel’s “Dog Whisperer,”airing Friday, Oct. 8, Millan takes on thedual challenge of dealing with Lola andMandel, who has both OCD and ADHDon top of being a comic.

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Millan says:People sometimes get pit bulls and

Rottweilers because of ego, but they’re notthe only dogs acquired for the wrong reason.“In the fashion world,” says Millan, “theyuse little dogs as an accessory, which is justas bad. You call yourself a dog lover, butyou’re not allowing them to be dogs, becausethey’re always in a bag. Hurting a dog is notjust fighting him; it’s denying him the abilityto just be a dog.”

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CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATIONThursday at 8 p.m. on % KPHO

Langston and Willows (Laurence Fishburne, Marg Helgenberger) and the rest of team investigate when a woman is fatally attacked by a shark in the pool at a Las Vegas casino, but the question is whether the real killer may be human. Elliott Gould guest stars in the new episode “Pool Shark.” Jorja Fox also stars.

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This new seven-part reality series follows former “Who’s the Boss?” star Tony Danza as he steps into Philadelphia’s Northeast High School as a 10th-grade English teacher during the 2009-10 school year. In the series opener, “Back to School,” Tony meets the faculty, including principal Linda Carroll and teaching coach David Cohn.

THE BLIND SIDESaturday at 8 p.m. on (200) HBO

A true story that had a major box-office im-pact, this drama from director-screenwriter John Lee Hancock (“The Rookie”) became an Academy Award contender for best picture and also gave Sandra Bullock her first Oscar nomination for best actress. She and country music star Tim McGraw play a Southern couple who take in troubled youth Michael Oher (Quinton Aaron) and give him the opportunity to become a football stand-out. Kathy Bates co-stars.

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Are you on Team Tom or Team Bob? The 21st season premiere of this viewer-driven series includes footage of siblings arguing over who is the better host — the show’s

current emcee, Tom Bergeron, or former host Bob Saget. Other clips feature a guy literally break-ing in his new motorcycle and — gross-out alert — a bull-dog drooling on his master’s sandwich and a montage of men getting waxed.

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MMilk ›››› ’08 h Sean Penn, Emile Hirsch. In San Francisco, Harvey Milk be-comes the first openly gay man elected to a no-table U.S. pub-lic office, before being assas-sinated by Dan White in 1978. Directed by Gus Van Sant. (R) Å (220) MAX Sat. 5:30 a.m.

UUnforgiven ›››› ’92 h Clint Eastwood, Gene Hackman. An old gunslinger, his ex-partner and a quick-draw kid go bounty hunting in a town called Big Whiskey. Di-rected by Clint Eastwood. (R) Å K AMC Sat. 1:30 p.m.

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Jake Weber stars as Joe Dubois, whose wife communicates with the dead to help Phoenix police solve crimes, in “Medium” Fridays on CBS.

Tony Danza may be the most earnest man on television.He’s also fun, enthusiastic and determined, all evident in A&E

Network’s documentary series “Teach: Tony Danza,” airingFridays.

Danza’s intentions are noble. He can “smell 60” and wanted todo something worthwhile, so he taught for a year.

This show raises many questions, especially: Is desire to teachenough? And are there limits to reality?

“This was respectful reality,” he says. “That’s alliteration, by the way.”It’s that cocky and funny attitude that makes Danza so likable. Still,

the kids are on camera, which must compromise learning, yet they seemcompletely oblivious to cameras. Danza acts the same whether he’s infront of a class or with one reporter: He talks animatedly and a lot.

He’s trying so hard his sincerity is palpable. But can his greatintentions trump the fact that he’s not certified?

Philadelphia’s Northeast High School, where 3,500 students speak57 different languages, got around the certification problem byteaming him with a master teacher. Still, it’s Danza in front of the10th-grade English class, tap-dancing (literally), explaining what aprotagonist is and sometimes getting shown up by smart kids. It’salso Danza encouraging them: “Make the best of a bad situation.”

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A year ago, Ben Rappaport was carrying trays of miniburgers and miniquesadillasat Manhattan fashion industry parties. “I was walking up to models and they wouldgive me death looks, like, ‘You think I will eat that?’ ” he says.

He had recently graduated from Juilliard and was a struggling New York actor.Today he’s the lead of NBC’s sitcom “Outsourced,” airing Thursdays.“I can’t wrap my head around it,” he says of his new status. “It’s just absolutely

the right part; it’s that the universe lines up and seems like it was written for me.”Last winter he went on 10 auditions a week while working odd jobs. He had an

off-Broadway play to his credit. Rappaport read the script in the subway on his wayto the audition.

The show is set in a call center in India, which Rappaport’s character, Todd, issent to manage. He was in management trainee school for Mid America Novelties,which sells fake vomit and mistletoe belt buckles. He returnsto an empty office; his boss explains they “right-sized.”Todd’s choice is to move to India or become unemployed.

“A lot of Todd is paying homage to my father,”Rappaport says; his dad works in the plastics industry andtravels around the world as a consultant. “I imagine myfather in India and being in the same situation. He wouldtry really hard, and it felt right.”

Todd does try really hard, and though there is a narrow-minded American as a support character, Todd is respectfulas an expatriate. The show, likely to anger those whoconsider it racist toward Indians, is essentially anoffice comedy, Rappaport says.

“I think people will be surprised as to howrelatable these characters are,” he says. “It is aworkplace comedy, and it is about these characters.”

Home: reared in Texas; now lives in Studio City,Calif.Age: 24Where you’ve seen him: On a Kay Jewelerscommercial, where he has trouble signing for hisdeaf girlfriendWhat’s always in his fridge: Sriracha hot saucePets: “I really want a bulldog,” he says. “I lovebulldogs. I grew up with a dachshund/bassethound mix.”Getting around: In New York, he walked formiles. “I learned to drive in Texas. Thedifference here is it is really aggressive andreally difficult,” he says of driving in L.A.Goal: To be bicoastal and work in TV, onstage andin movies


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Given its title, au-thors and content, The Quarterback Killer’s Cookbook surely won’t be confused with the overly precious culinary guides of Martha Stewart. This is a manly man’s cookbook, written for out-doorsmen who’ve got game (so to speak) and would like to prepare something sexier than venison steaks and elk chops.

Minnesota Vikings quarterback and big game hunter Jared Allen teams up with Scottsdale chef Aaron May, who nimbly moves from Spanish tapas at Iruña to hearty guy food at The Lodge to write a game-lover’s cookbook for people who love good food but would rather spend hours in the wild than in the kitchen.

May, who spent childhood summers in the woods of Wisconsin, applies the French cooking techniques he learned as a young chef in Paris to the reci-pes here, asserting, “You use the same skills, experience and knowledge, whether it’s rack of lamb, walleye or venison. What you do with lamb chops, you can do with elk chops or venison. What you do with pork, you can do with wild boar or javelin.” It’s a matter of adaptation and opening the mind to delicious possibilities.

The 100+ page book offers 30 wild game recipes with woodsy fl avor and urban appeal, as well as serious macho tone, thanks to chapter heads such as “Badass Men, Better Meat” and hunting tales, told in Allen’s irreverent style. Cooks and cookbook readers will fi nd straightforward dishes such as fi sh tacos, buffalo meat loaf and steak sauce as well as downright sophisticated recipes, including duck confi t, wild boar ragu with fettuccine, cocoa-crusted venison with coffee sauce, elk Wellington and trout Veracruz. In a nod to The Lodge, (May’s cozy Scottsdale restaurant and bar which evokes the hunting lodges of the northern Midwest), there’s even a recipe for his famous Sas-quatch Burger, the patty fl anked on both sides by grilled cheese sandwiches instead of burger buns.

The Quarterback Killer’s Cookbook (published by Game Day Sports) is avail-able online at www.qbkiller69.com .Hard copies are also being sold at The Lodge, 4422 N. 75th Street, Scottsdale, 480-945-0828. The $16.69 price tag refl ects Allen’s jersey number: 69.


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Street and Glendale in Phoenix doesn’t buy in to that concept. With a menu of fantastic sushi (ask for the underground menu) as well as great noodle and rice dishes it sounds like a typical sushi bar. Well they also have a buffalo burger and rib eye steak, and something called an Exit Wound bowl (don’t want to know about that). This is one of the few sushi bars that I have ever seen that have been able to pull of an all you can eat sushi deal (on Saturdays) and actually make it work. And beer, they have great beer. Sure you can usually get a Japanese named beer, but check out the other handles. There is usually something from Avery or Ballast Point on tap. And, on a fairly regular basis, they clear off all taps and put on a selec-tion of amazing beers as part of an event. The events are incredible at Moto. They usually start at 4:00 PM and go on until close, they usually feature at least one rare beer, and they always draw a full house of people enjoying great beer and great company. Located just of Route 51, they are easy to get to, and you will never leave disappointed.

For years TT Roadhouse, located on 68th Street just north of Thomas, was known as a great dive bar. Well new ownership brought on a new at-titude. Don’t worry, its still the same

Roadhouse you’ve always loved, but now with craft beer. Walk in and look anywhere at the bar. You will fi nd a selection of beer that will make you smile and decide its time to settle in for a while. Bell’s Oberon, Ska Modus Hoperandi, Big Sky Moose Drool and a bunch more make this a

fi ne place to relax for an evening, or afternoon, of casual drinking. Shoot some pool, watch a little television or chat up your neighbor at the bar. It’s a comfortable place to have a few beers, and they have an outstanding juke box.

Cave Creek is all cowboy bars and Mexican restaurants, as far as you know. Sure there are a couple of nice wine bars like Brix. But Cave Creek is also home to some fi ne dining… Kevin Binkley has his namesake restaurant in town, and Cartwright’s does pretty well for itself. What locals have discovered is a relative newcomer named Cody’s. Located at Street and Glendale in Phoenix

doesn’t buy in to that concept. With a menu of fantastic sushi (ask for the underground menu) as well as great noodle and rice dishes it sounds like a typical sushi bar. Well they also have a buffalo burger and rib eye steak, and something called an Exit Wound bowl (don’t want to know about that). This is one of the few sushi bars that I have ever seen that have been able to pull of an all you can eat sushi deal (on Saturdays) and actually make it work. And beer, they have great beer. Sure you can usually get a named beerhandles. There is usually something from Avery or Ballast PointAnd, on a fairly regular basis, they clear off all taps and put on a selec-tion of amazing beers as part of an event. The events are incredible at Moto. They usually start at 4:00 PM and go on until close, they usually feature at least one rare beer, and they always draw a full house of people enjoying great beer and great company. Located just of Route 51, they are easy to get to, and you will never leave disappointed.

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What about those places you wouldn’t expect to have great beer? How about restaurants where you just wouldn’t expect good beer or that really out of the way place? Are there places like that in Arizona that have great beer? I think you know the answer or we wouldn’t be talking about it here. So let’s take a look at some of these hidden gems.

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Our own local brewery, SanTan, has promised “something special” for this event. The menu will have a “mid-Atlantic” theme and feature Maryland Crab Cakes, Steamed Shrimp, board-walk fries and funnel cakes. On top of all that, live music will be provided by three top local bands. The Bad Cactus Brass Band is a New Orleans-style second line street jazz band. Gooder, having recently celebrated the 10th anniversary of their fi rst performance,

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Local Brews Cruise and Meet The Brewers. Brews Cruise departs Papago Brewery at 7:30PM, stopping at Grimal-di’s, The Lodge and TTRoadhouse before returning to Papago. Meet The Brewers from Sun Up, SanTan, Papago and Sonoran at Papago Brewing, 7107 E. McDowell Rd., Scottsdale 6PM-8PM.

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Cheers to Women and Craft Beer! by Maureen Basenberg

I’m excited to join the AZ Weekly Magazine Family as a writer about women and craft beer. Earlier this year I started AZ Girl’s Pint Out, a women’s beer education group focused on providing social and educational opportunities for women to experience craft beer with friends and make new friends. While the craft beer industry contin-ues to grow, women have yet to feel fully comfortable enjoying a pint with the gals. Pubs are largely a male domain and the basis of under-standing about beer is still largely rooted in mass pro-duced beer ads (this goes for men and women). The goal of AZ Girls’ Pint Out is to build a bridge between women and craft beer and enjoy a pint or two while crossing! It has been my privilege to start the chapter of Girls’ Pint Out in Arizona. Origi-nally founded in Indiana, there are now chapters growing across the coun-try. My motivation to start

the group comes from my own love for craft beer. My husband and I are home brewers and I have travelled all over the world learning about dif-ferent styles of beer. The AZ Girls’ Pint Out column will discuss craft beer from a woman’s perspective, industry news and updates on our upcoming gatherings. Our next event will be volunteer-ing at the Arizona Home Brewer’s Oktoberfest October 23. For more in-formation check AZ Girls’ Pint Out on Facebook or e-mail [email protected]. Cheers!

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Okay, maybe this one isn’t a hidden gem anymore because they have received a lot of word of mouth about their beer selection but Stogie Cutter still deserves to be on this list just for their approach to offering fi ne cigars and fi ne beer. Tucked into a small strip mall at 833 North Cooper Road in Gilbert, it feels more like a corner tavern than a cigar bar. Ask Richard, the owner, to pair you up with a cigar to go with one of the SanTan beers on tap, or fi nd something with a rich fl avor to go with The Lost Abbey Ten Commandments. If you look care-fully you will see a bottle of Sonoran 200 behind the bar. A snifter of that with a cigar goes mighty fi ne together as well. Always check out the ever changing bottle selection in the cooler to the right of the bar.

Nobody expects to walk into a family chain pizza restaurant and fi nd great beer, but that’s exactly what you get at Mellow Mushroom. A fun environment whether you’re there with the kids or showing up with a group of friends to drink some beer. The bar area is separated from the

dining room but is open and well lit. The menu is full of interesting pizzas, sandwiches and salads. And the beer…well Mellow Mushroom features 40 taps, everything craft and import and all of it good. Abita Purple Haze is one of their best selling handles, but you can fi nd Papago Orange Blossom, Wyder’s Pear Cider, Grand Canyon Pilsner, Left Hand 400 Pound Monkey and on the nitrogen tap, its far from the usual, Left Hand Milk Stout served nice and creamy. Mellow Mushroom also has probably the best selec-tion of canned beer available at any restaurant in Phoenix.

Not too much breaks up the drive to Rocky Point, but you have to slow down as you enter Ajo. Which is okay, because shortly after you enter one of the last towns you go through in Arizona, a little package store called Indulgence appears on the left side of the road. Do yourself a favor, you’ve been driving for a while, take a break, stretch your legs and wander inside. Indulgence has quietly built a very nice selection of craft beer in this remote part of the state. Pick up some bottles of Grand Canyon or some SanTan cans to take with you to Mexico, or ask about some of the specialty bottles that Indulgence accumulates. If Tom is there, make sure you spend some time talking good beer with him because he knows his stuff, and he may have something even more special hidden in the back. It’s always nice to treat yourself to a couple of special beers in between the Tecate and Corona in Rocky Point. If you’re hungry go a little further to Tom’s other place, 100 Estrella, the name is the address, and try a burger with some good beer.

Every few months we should look at some different hidden gems, because after appearing in these pages they may not be hidden anymore. So whether you’re eating sushi, or in the mood for cowboy food or head-ing to Rocky Point, it’s always nice to know that you don’t have to forego craft beer. So now that you know you can enjoy yourself anywhere, get out there and do it.

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Compound Grill7000 E. Mayo Blvd.Phoenix, 85054Ask for: Bell’s Oberon, Flying Dog Classic Pale Ale, Big Sky Moose Drool

Cody’s Smokehouse6032 E. Cave Creek Rd.Cave Creek, 85331Ask for: Grand Canyon Amber, Papago Orange Blossom, Pyramid Haywire Hefeweizen

Corbin’s 8729 N. Central Ave. Phoenix 85020Ask for: Dale’s Pale Ale, Fat Tire, Blue Moon

Delux3146 E. Camelback Rd. Phoenix 85016Ask for: Papago Orange Blossom, Tripel Karmeliet, Moose Drool

Lost Leaf Gallery914 N. 5th St. Phoenix 85004Ask for: Fox Barel Pear Cider, Fly-ing Dog Classic Pale, Bell’s Amber

Mad Chef Gastro Pub3921 E. Chandler Blvd.Ahwatukee, 85044Ask for: Avery White Rascal, Oskar Blues Old Chub, SKA True Blonde

Magnums731 E. Union Hills Dr. Phoenix 85024Ask for: Bell’s Oberon, Left Hand Milk Stout, St. Bernardus ABT 12

Main Ingredient Ale House2337 N. 7th St. Phoenix 85006Ask for: Avery White Rascal, Oskar Blues Gordon, SKA True Blonde

Moto6845 N. 16th St. Phoenix 85016Ask for: Breckenridge 471 IPA, Great Divide Denver Pale Ale, New Belgium Ranger IPA

Rock Bottom Brewery14205 S. 50th St. Phoenix 85044Ask for: Dreamcatcher, Raptor Red, Desert Trail Pale Ale

Rock Bottom Brewery21001 N. Tatum Blvd. Phoenix 85050Ask for: Dreamcatcher, Raptor Red, Desert Trail Pale Ale

Roosevelt Tavern816 N. 3rd StreetPhoenix, 85004Ask for: North Coast Scrimshaw Pilsner, Breckenridge Vanilla Por-ter, Flying Dog in Heat Wheat

Sandstone Café4959 W. Ray RdChandler 85226Ask for: Thunder Canyon Sand-stone Cream Ale, Left Hand Milk Stout, Big Sky Moose Drool

Sun Up Brewery322 E. Camelback Rd. Phoenix 85012Ask for: Trooper IPA, Armadillo Red, Light Rail Cream Ale

The Yard House21001 N. Tatum Blvd. Phoenix 85050Ask for: Gulden Draak, Lost Coast Great White, Alaskan Amber

ZIPPS Sports Grill3647 E. Indian School Rd.Phoenix, 85018Ask for: Blue Moon, Alaskan Amber, Skinny Dip, New Belgium 1554

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Boulders on Broadway530 W. Broadway Rd. Tempe 85282Ask for: Bell’s Two Hearted Ale, New Belium Ranger IPA, Lost Coast Great White

Four Peaks Brewery1340 E. 8th St. Tempe 85281Ask for: Kilt Lifter, 8th St. Ale, Hop Knot IPA

Gordon Biersch420 S. mill Ave. Tempe 85281Ask for: Golden Export, Hefewei-zen, Czech Pilsner

Taste of Tops403 W. University Dr. Tempe 85251Ask for: Bell’s Oberon, Big Sky Moose Drool, Alaskan Amber

Yucca Tap Room29 W. Southern Ave. Tempe 85282Ask for: Left Hand Nitro Milk Stout, Bell’s Oberon, Big Sky Moose Drool

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Gordon Biersch6915 N. 95th Ave.Glendale 85305Ask for: Golden Export, Hefewei-zen, Czech Pilsner

Ground Control14140 W. Indian School Rd.Goodyear, 85338Ask for: Schneider Weisse, Tripel Karmeliet, St. Bernardus ABT 12

Mellow Mushroom2490 W. Happy Valley Rd. Phoenix, 85085Ask for: Abita Purple Haze, Grand Canyon Pilsner, Sonoran Inebria-tor

Old Chicago5695 W. Bell Rd. Glendale, 85308Ask for: Breckenridge Vanilla Porter, Big Sky Moose Drool, SKA Pinstripe Red

Original Wineburger6027 N. 19th Ave. Phoenix 85015Ask for: Dale’s Pale Ale, Bavik Premium Pilsner, Big Sky IPA

Rock Bottom Brewery7640 W. Bell Rd. Glendale 85308Ask for: Dreamcatcher, Raptor Red, Desert Trail Pale Ale

The Yard House2401 W. Westgate Blvd. Glendale 85305Ask for: Abita Purple Haze, Pyra-mid Haywire Hefeweizen, Tripel Karmeliet

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Blu Burger Grille20511 N. Hayden Rd. Scottsdale 85255Ask for: Grand Canyon Amber, Bell’s Oberon, Big Sky IPA, Dog-fi sh Head

Carefree Station7212 Ho Hum Rd.Carefree, 85377Ask for: New Belgium Fat Tire, Oskar Blues Old Chub

Chop & Wok7136 E. Shea Blvd. Scottsdale 85254Flying Dog Old Scratch, Blue Moon, Grand Canyon Pilsner

Culinary Dropout7135 E. CamelbackScottsdale, 85251Ask for: Avery White Rascal, Abita Purple Haze, Breckenridge Avalanche Amber

Four Peaks Brewery15730 N. Pima Rd. Scottsdale 85260Ask for: Kilt Lifter, 8th St. Ale, Hop Knot IPA

Goldie’s Sports Cafe10135 E. Via LindaScottsdale, 85258

Ask for: Blue Moon, Alaskan Amber, Skinny Dip, New Belgium 1554

Gordon Biersch18545 N. Allied Way Scottsdale 85054Ask for: Golden Export, Hefewei-zen, Czech Pilsner

Papago Brewing Company7107 E. McDowell Rd. Scottsdale 85251Ask for: Orange Blossom, Hopago IPA, El Robusto Porter

Rock Bottom Brewery8668 E. Shea Blvd. Scottsdale 85260Ask for: Dreamcatcher, Raptor Red, Desert Trail Pale Ale

The Yard House7014 E. Camelback Rd. Scottsdale 85251Ask for: Papago Orange Blossom, Abita Purple Haze, Bear Republic Racer 5

TT Roadhouse2915 N. 68th St. Scottsdale 85251Ask for: New Belgium IPA, Bell’s Oberon, Big Sky Moose Drool

Upper Deck4224 N. Craftsman Court Scottsdale 85251Ask for: Blue Moon, Bell’s Oberon, Fat Tire

ZIPPS Sports Grill7551 E. Camelback Rd.Scottsdale, 85251Ask for: Blue Moon, Alaskan Amber, Skinny Dip, New Belgium 1554

ZIPPS Sports Grill14148 N. 100th St.Scottsdale, 85259Ask for: Blue Moon, Alaskan Amber, Skinny Dip, New Belgium 1554

ZIPPS Sports Grill8380 E. Via De VenturaScottsdale, 85258Ask for: Blue Moon, Alaskan Amber, Skinny Dip

ZIPPS Sports Grill6501 E. Greenway PkwyScottsdale 85254Ask for: Blue Moon, Alaskan Amber, Skinny Dip

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Buffalo Rings & Wings1760 W. Chandler BlvdChandler, 85224

Ask for: Bell’s Two Hearted, Left Hand Nitro Milk Stout, Bell’s Oberon

Gordon Biersch2218 E. Williams Field Rd. Gilbert 85296Ask for: Golden Export, Hefewei-zen, Czech Pilsner

Iguana Macks1371 N. Alma School Rd. Chandler 85224Ask for: Big Sky Trout Slayer, SKA Decadent IPA, Abita Turbo Dog

Murphy’s Law58 S. San Marcos Pl. Chandler 85225Ask for: Port Old Viscosity, Lost Abbey Ten Commandments, Breckenridge Vanilla Porter

Old Chicago1656 S. Alma School Rd.Mesa, 85210Ask for: Big Sky Moose Drool, Flying Dog Snake Dog, Left Hand Saw Tooth

Old Chicago6821 E. Superstition Springs BlvdMesa 85209Ask for: Big Sky Moose Drool, Abita Purple Haze, Grand Canyon Amber

Old Chicago 135 W. Ocotillo Rd.Chandler, 85248Ask for: Bell’s Amber, Bell’s Kalamazoo Stout, Breckenridge Vanilla Porter

San Tan Brewery 8 S. San Marcos PlazaChandler,85225Ask for:Sun Spot Gold,Devils Ale

Stogie Cutter833 N. Cooper RoadGilbert 85233Ask for: Papago Hopago IPA, Bell’s Oberon, Flying Dog Old Scratch

Sun Devil Liquors Cellar235 N. Country Club DriveMesa, 85201Ask for: Dale’s Pale Ale, Ander-son Valley Summer Solstice, SKA Modus Hoperandi

ZIPPS Sports Grill3950 W. Ray RdChandler, 85226Ask for: Blue Moon, Alaskan Amber, Skinny Dip

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of the trio’s intentions, he was one of the fi rst to jump on the “BIG RED bandwagon” and offered his sports bar as a home base both for Huskers fans and for the Husker N. Arizona club. With over 40 high-defi nition televisions, a Husker in every chair and “GO BIG RED” in surround sound, Max Sports Grille is a perfect place to call home on Husker game day!

Philadelphia can be a tough town on visiting athletes.Weirdly enough, it can be even tougher on its own.

Philly fans have been known to abuse – both verballyand physically – their own players and coaches, hurlingeverything from idle threats to garbage.

But there’s a new sheriff in town this year as theEagles have moved Kevin Kolb (pronounced “Cobb”)into the starting quarterback position after the tradeof longtime regular Donovan McNabb to theWashington Redskins.

So what makes us think he has any betterchance of garnering respect than former ProBowler McNabb? The fact he hunts wild boarwith little more than a couple of dogs and aBowie knife. That’s right, a Bowie knife. Andwhile we don’t expect a 12-inch blade to deterall of Philly’s angry fans, the thought of Kolbgutting a boar just for fun should slow downmost long enough to give him a fighting chance.

Since joining the Eagles in ’07, Kolb has shownmoments of brilliance. Most notably, last season hebecame the first quarterback in NFL history to throw formore than 300 yards in his first two starts while filling infor an injured McNabb. No doubt those performanceshelped pave the way for McNabb’s departure.

And this season, with a young team surrounding him,Kolb expects to feel the pressure to keep the Eagles in theplayoff hunt. With that said, experts still pick the team towin 10 games thanks to an expected breakout season froma man you might say is dangerously close to a wild boar.

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Famous Sam’s2730 E. Baseline RdMesa, 85204(480) 699-2491

The Library Bar & Grill 501 S Mill AveTempe, 85281(480) 929-9002

Devil’s Hideaway1807 E Baseline Rd.Tempe 85248(480) 491-0442

Fox Sports Grill 16203 N Scottsdale Rd.Scottsdale, 85254 (480) 368-0369

R.T. O’Sullivan’s Sports Bar & Grill 1010 W Southern AveMesa, 85210 (480) 844-1290

Arcadia Tavern 4801 E Indian School RdPhoenix, 85018(602) 840-3950

Temple Bar Sports Grill 17050 N. Thompson Peak Pkwy Scottsdale, 85255(480) 429-4520

The Offi ce Sports Bar330 S. Gilbert Rd.Mesa, 85204(480) 649-1650

Tilted Kilt 7077 E. Bell RdScottsdale, 85254(480) 922-8424

Upper Deck Sports Grill 4224 N. Craftsman Ct. Scottsdale, 85251(480) 941-9333

Max Sports Grille7134 E. Thomas Rd. Scottsdale, 85251(480) 994-448

CENTRAL DIVISIONMajerle’s Sports Grill 24 N 2nd St. Phoenix, 85004(602) 253-0118

Hooters 455 N 3rd St. Phoenix, 85004(602) 257-0168

George & Dragon 4240 N Central AvePhoenix, 85012(602) 241-0018

16th St Sports Bar6522 N. 16th StreetPhoenix, 85016(602) 285-5555

Gallagher’s Food & Fun 7575 N 16th St., Ste 1Phoenix, 85020(602) 997-0084

Alice Cooperstown 141 E Jackson StPhoenix, 85004(602) 253-7337

Jackson’s on 3rd 245 E Jackson St. Phoenix, 85004 (602) 254-5303

Coach & Willies 412 S 3rd St.Phoenix, 85004(602) 254-527

Half Moon Sports Grill288 E Greenway PkwyPhoenix, 85022(602) 993-6600

Zipp’s Sports Grill3647 E Indian School RdPhoenix, 85018(602) 957-2112

Half Moon Sports Grill2121 E Highland AvePhoenix, 85016(602) 977-2700

Hazelwood’s 3626 E Indian School RdPhoenix, 85018(602) 957-2462

SideBar 1514 N 7th AvePhoenix, 85007(602) 254-1646

WESTERN DIVISIONPadre Murphy’s4338 W Bell RdGlendale, 85308602-547-9406

Clubhouse Grill14175 W. Indian School RdGoodyear, AZ 85393623-535 – GULP (4857)

Coach’s Sports Lounge6036 N 67 Ave.Glendale, 85301 (623) 931-0101

Max’s Restaurant & Sports Bar6727 N. 47th AveGlendale, 85301(623) 937-1671

McDuffy’s Peoria15844 N. 83rd AvePeoria, 85382(623) 334-5000

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SundayNASCAR Racing10 a.m. on A ESPNThe third race of the Chase for the Sprint Cup brings Denny Hamlin, Kyle Busch, Jimmie Johnson and other title-eligible drivers to Kansas Speedway for the Price Chopper 400. Tony Stewart revived his championship hopes last year on the 1.5-mile Kansas City, Kan., tri-oval, riding a two-tire change on the final pit stop to a .894-second victory over Jeff Gordon. Although the win brought Stewart back to fourth in points, he would eventually finish the 2009 season sixth.

MondayNFL Football5:30 p.m. on A ESPNAFC East contenders collide when the New England Patriots visit Sun Life Stadium to face the Miami Dolphins. The Patriots, led by quarterback Tom Brady and wide receivers Randy Moss and Wes Welker, are out to prove their championship window is still open. The Dolphins, meanwhile, hope to get back to the postseason with quarterback Chad Henne, new wide receiver Brandon Marshall, and running backs Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams leading the offense.

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each week. Please include pictures when possible.

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Wonka A Birthday Celebration: W Hotel Fri Oct 1st Mark your calendars for Friday, and prepare yourself to experience The W in Scottsdale like never before. It’s a birthday celebration and they are not holding back. With the theme being Willy Wonka, you can already imagine the elaborate display but also expect the unexpected. Need a place to stay after such a sugar filled night? Oh wait, your already at a hotel and staying gives you the chance to be the lucky winner of the golden ticket! The prize won’t be a chocolate factory but instead some adult goodies, redeem-able for those 21 and over or two tickets to the New Year’s Eve event at W Scottsdale, a complimentary night stay in a suite, or a complimentary cabana with bottle service are just some of the possibilities! This event will ooze with creativity and provide an amplified ambiance, tasty treats, awe-inspiring acrobatics and how can you forget the Oompa Loompas. As Wonka would say, “so much time, and so little to do! Strike that, reverse it.” 480-970-2100

Sushi Roku turns 2! Sept 27th-Oct 1st Who doesn’t like to celebrate their birthday all week long? That’s what Sushi Roku had in mind when they de-cided to embark on a 5 day celebration starting September 27! The guest of honor will actually be…us. This posh restaurant is generously offering 50% off the entire dinner check, in honor of its two-year anniversary. Tempting and exotic aromas fill the air as you indulge in succulent seafood items such as: yuzu-drizzled octopus, king crab or my favorite, the oysters with uni and caviar. For the less adventur-ous and more traditional taste buds there are more grounded items with a Roku flair. Miso soup and spicy tuna rolls are always a classic favor. After a delightful meal, feel free to ascend the staircase that will lead to the new outdoor bar Red Sun Lounge, which

opens to the public September 27th.

Two venues in one location, offering the best of the best. Don’t be left out and make sure to stop by on or before Oct. 1st to take advantage of the 50% discount on the dinner delicacies ! It’s a celebration! 480-970-2121

Herberger Theater Re-Opening and Festival of the Arts Oct 1st-2nd The Herberger theater has been an in-timate Phoenix gem since 1989 when it first decided to give Phoenix a bit of performing arts culture. Well this pioneer has just received a makeover and is ready to keep leading Phoenix onto broader artistic horizons. You are invited to see the new Herberger first hand at the Grand Opening party this Friday. Experience live music by the Bad Cactus Brass Band, Jazz singer Dennis Rowland and the Jazz Experience. There will be tours of the theater, a raffle as well as cuisine catered by Put A Fork In It Catering, Sam’s Cafe & 1130 The Restaurant. Saturday will host Festival of the Arts from 10am-6pm! This festival will showcase everything for the artist’s soul; theater, dance performances, live music, artists and film shorts from the Phoenix Film Foundation. Over 25 of the valley’s art groups will be mak-ing this night inspiring so make sure to change up your weekend and not go to the same old movie theater. Did I mention tickets were only $5? Lets live people! www.herbergertheater.org 602.254.7399


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Clubhouse Grill - 2pm-6pm Mon-Sat, 10am-6 Sun, $2.00 domestic drafts, 2.25 domestic bottles, $2.25 wells, $2.50 house wine, 6am-11am Mon-Sat, 10am-12 sun, $3 mimosas and marys 623-535 – GULP (4857)

Coach & Willie’s - Monday thru Friday - from 3pm to 6pm. $3 selected Appetizers which will include. chicken fi ngers, mini cheese pizza’s, chips & salsa, cheese fries. Also, $3 domestic bottles, house wine and well drinks will be on special from the bar! REVERSE Happy Hour –Monday thru Friday - from 8pm to 10pm, with half priced drafts, margarita’s and house wine from the bar and our $5 reverse happy hour menu from the kitchen!

Coach House, Our regular pricing is as cheap or cheaper than most places happy hour!! 480-990-3433

Crave Café & Lounge - Mon-Fri, 4-8pm. $2 Wells, $3 Drafts, $4 Jager Bombers & Long Islands, 50% off all Appetizers.

Devil’s Advocate - Happy Hour 3-7 Pm Monday-Friday Drink Specials

Devil’s Hideaway - 2-8pm, $2 Domestic Pints, $3 Import Pints, $2.50 Well and Wine, Wednesday- $.50 wings, $3 domestic small pitchers 1807 E. Baseline Rd.#101 Tempe

Eddie V’s Edgewater Grille (480) 538-8468 All Night. All Summer. Every Night in the V Lounge: Specially priced Appetizer menu, $5 Mojitos, Margaritas, Martinis and select Wines by the glass. Live music every night!

Famous Sam’s - Mon - Fri, 3-7pm, $2.25 domestic pints & bottles. $3.25 domestic 25 oz. Reduced appetizers. $5.50/dozen wings. Mesa 480-699-2491 & Gilbert 480-899-9804

Frank & Lupe’s - Scottsdale: Mon-Fri, 4-6pm. 1/2 off all appetizers and 1/2 off House Margaritas - (480) 947-874

Frashers - Mon-Fri 4-7PM, ½ Off All Appetizers, ½ Off All House Drinks, House Wine & Beer - (480) 429-9544

Gordon Biersch - $2 Off All Signature G.B. Lagers & Ales, $2 Off All Wines by the glass. Appetizer Specials.(480)736-0033

Joe’s Grotto - Monday - Friday, 2pm-7pm $2 Domestic Bottles, $3 Domestic Small Pitchers,

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Kobe - Mon-Fri 5-7pm, Sunday all day - Reverse Fri/Sat 9-Close - Drink & Appetizer Specials! In Bar, Patio & Sushi Bar! $1 hot sake • $5.50 sake bombs • $3 draft beers • $3.50 house wine $5 apple martini/ cosmopolitan (480) 753-1811

Max Sports Grille - 3-7PM Mon-Fri, 11PM to 1AM 7 days a week, $2 well, $2 Domestic Draft and 1/2 off Select Appetizers. (480) 994-4488

O’Kelley’s - Mon - Fri, 7am-7pm (Mondays 9am), Reverse Happy Hour, 10pm - close Monday/Tuesday. $2.25 domestic bottles and drafts, $2.50 well, $2.75 small pitchers, $5.75 large pitchers. - (480) 756-6069

Postino 11am-5pm, 7 days, $5 wine by glass or $5 beer pitchers. / Mon & Tue after 8pm, bottle of house wine and brushetta-$20 / Wed- knowing the FaceBook password gets you $5 glass of wine all day. Arcadia- 602-274-5144 and Central Ave - 602-852-3939.

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Michael Feinstein is on a mission, and we should thank him.He’s saving a vital part of America – our music. His work, divided between performing familiar favorites

and collecting music, is woven into a three-part documentary, PBS’ “Michael Feinstein’s AmericanSongbook,” beginning Wednesday, Oct. 6 (check local listings). It continues the next two Wednesdays.

Like most people with a guiding passion, Feinstein started young. By 5, he could hear a song and play iton the piano. At 54, rock is a more likely influence, but his tastes run toward Frank Sinatra.

“We are all responsible for preserving our heritage and music,” Feinstein says. “It exists because it is passedon from one person to another. I hope people will have a greater awareness of this music and not throwaway anything that could be valuable to a future generation.”

Wearing jeans, a crisp white shirt and a navy blazer, Feinstein relaxes on the terrace of his Los Angelesmansion, explaining why sheet music and original recordings must be saved. He travels the country, meetingwith the children of musicians, and leaves toting shopping bags of 78s and yellowing sheet music, theephemera that make for a history of song.

All his life, Feinstein has been rifling through dusty stores, thumbing through LPs, then lugging hometreasures to catalog. A center in Carmel, Ind., is under construction to house his collection.

Feinstein’s affinity for these songs led him to the masters. As a young man, he worked for Ira Gershwin.“Everything is a continuum,” he says. “Elvis Costello and Billy Joel have a sense of history and have taken

past music and created something.”This leads to the big question: Just what is the American songbook? Is any American song automatically in

as a birthright?“The songs I consider standards are primarily made up of accomplishments of writers most active from the

’20s through the ’50s,” he says. “Time is the arbiter. Time determines what is classic, what lasts. Many songsthat are hits today won’t last. Time does clarify the essence of everything.”

Inarguable, yet a bit of a mystical approach; Feinstein, though, is quite direct in embracing a song.Watching him onstage is to see the missionary of music at work: He loves spreading the word.

Sure, he sings old songs, but this is not an oldies concert. Instead, it’s a celebration of music for peoplewho appreciate the romance in a lyric.

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Blue Martini (480) 638-BLUE, 5455 E. High St., Suite 101, Phoenix: Rock Lob-ster. www.bluemartinilounge.com

Buffalo Chip Saloon (480) 488-9118, 6811 E. Cave Creek Rd., Cave Creek: Pat James Band. www.buffalochipsaloon.com

Char’s Has the Blues (602) 230-0205, 4631 N. 7th Ave., Phoenix: Soul Power. www.charshastheblues.com

CK’s Tavern and Grill (480) 706-5564, 4142 E. Chandler Blvd., Phoenix: Nine Ball. www.ckgrill.com

Club 910 (480) 966-0707, 910 N. Mc-Clintock Dr., Tempe: X-tra Ticket (Grate-ful Dead tribute). www.910liveaz.com

Cocomo Joe’s (480) 538-8008, 28244 N. Tatum Blvd., Cave Creek: Todd & Ethan. www.azeats.com/cocomojoes

Dirty Dogg Saloon (480) 368-8095, 10409 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale: Uncle Click. www.dirtydoggsaloon.com

Goat Head Saloon (480) 464-8030, 1423 S. Country Club Dr., Mesa: The K.O.R.T. Boyz. www.goatheadsaloon.com

Harold’s Corral (480) 488-1906, 6895 E. Cave Creek Rd., Cave Creek: GD Road-show. www.haroldscorral.com

Howl at the Moon (480) 994-HOWL (4695), 7419 E. Indian Plaza Dr., Suite A, Scottsdale: Dueling pianos. www.howlatthemoon.com

Joe’s Grotto (602) 992-1007, 13825 N. 32nd St., Phoenix: Downward Dog. www.joesgrotto.com

The Library (480) 929-9002, 501 S. Mill Ave., Tempe: 3-D Rockshow w/ Disco Dynamite, Hair-Raid and Grundge Pup-pies. www.thelibraryusa.com

Le Chalet (602) 337-8760, 5626 W. Bell Rd., Suite 101, Glendale: Sage Gentle-Wing. 3-6pm.

Lost Leaf Gallery (602) 258-0014, 914 N 5th St. & Roosevelt, Phoenix: Bad Cactus Brass Band. www.thelostleaf.org

Martini Ranch (480) 970-0500, 7295 E. Stetson Dr., Scottsdale: The Like. www.martiniranchaz.net

Pranksters Too (480) 990-1114, 7919 E. Thomas Rd., Scottsdale: Hans Olson. www.prankstersgarandbrill.com

Toby Keith’s I Love This Bar and Grill (480) 844-8629, 1065 N. Dobson Rd., Mesa: Chasin Mason and James Parks. www.tobykeithusa.com

Yucca Tap Room (480) 967-4777, 29 W. Southern Ave., Tempe (Southwest corner of Southern and Mill): Blunt Club. www.yuccatap.com

Friday October 1st


Cave Creek Coffee Company (480) 488-0603, 6033 E. Cave Creek Rd., Cave Creek: Bill Dutcher. www.cavecreekcof-fee.com

Char’s Has the Blues (602) 230-0205, 4631 N. 7th Ave., Phoenix: Soul Power. www.charshastheblues.com

CK’s Tavern and Grill (480) 706-5564, 4142 E. Chandler Blvd., Phoenix: The Hype www.ckgrill.com

Cocomo Joe’s (480) 538-8008, 28244 N. Tatum Blvd., Cave Creek: The Walkens. www.azeats.com/cocomojoes

Hollywood Alley (480) 820-7117, 2610 W. Baseline Rd., Mesa: Antique Scream and The Green Lady Killers. myspace.com/hollywoodalley

Jazz in the Hills / The Octagon Cafe (480) 816-8806, 12645 N. Suaguaro Blvd., Fountain Hills: Joel Robin Quartet. 7:30-9:30pm.

Long Wong’s (480) 967-0167, 1639 E. Apache Blvd., Tempe: The Pubes. www.longwongstempe.com

The Lucky Devil (480) 446-7468, 1212 E. Apache Blvd., Tempe: Terry Allen. www.theluckydevil.com

Martini Ranch (480) 970-0500, 7295 E. Stetson Dr., Scottsdale: KPT-Capsule, Chad Krystals & the Beet Lab, G.M.F. and Knockturnal and Wes Coas. www.martiniranchaz.net

The Office Sports Bar (480) 649-1650, 330 S. Gilbert Rd., Mesa: Classic Rock.

Pranksters Too (480) 990-1114, 7919 E. Thomas Rd., Scottsdale: Ronnie Glover & Trio Rio. www.prankstersgarandbrill.com

Rogue Bar (480) 947-3580, 423 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale: St. Mary’s Food Bank Benefit Show. myspace.com/theroguebar

BET YOU DIDN’T KNOW

The Temptations 1964 classic hit “My Girl” was written by Smokey Robinson and Ronald White of The Miracles. Robinson wrote the lyrics, which he later said were inspired by his wife, Claudette. They divorced in 1986.

Roy Orbison’s highest charting album did not come about until after his untimely death in 1989. “Mystery Girl” reached #5 and was eventually certified platinum.

From 1969 to 1970, Jimmy Buffett was a staff writer for Billboard magazine in Nashville.

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Sail Inn (480) 839-6637, 26 S. Farmer St., Tempe: Daimeon Mosley. www.thesailinn.com

Steel Horse Saloon (602) 942-8778, 1818 W. Bell Rd., Suite 100, Phoenix: The Flying As*holes. www.steelhorsesaloon.com

Toby Keith’s I Love This Bar and Grill (480) 844-8629, 1065 N. Dobson Rd., Mesa: Chasin Mason. www.tobykeithusa.com

Waddell’s Longhorn Corral (623) 853-0395, 1629 N 195th Ave., Buckeye: Justin Wright & High Octane. www.wad-dellslonghorncorral.com

WTH Bar & Grill (480) 354-1352, 10262 E. Apache Trail, #5-6, Apache Junction: Strangeland. myspace.com/openmicattjs

Yucca Tap Room (480) 967-4777, 29 W. Southern Ave., Tempe (Southwest corner of Southern and Mill): The Earps, Flat-head and Grave Danger. www.yuccatap.com

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Cave Creek Coffee Company (480) 488-0603, 6033 E. Cave Creek Rd., Cave Creek: Joni Harms. www.cavecreekcof-fee.com

Char’s Has the Blues (602) 230-0205, 4631 N. 7th Ave., Phoenix: Lady J. www.charshastheblues.com

CK’s Tavern and Grill (480) 706-5564, 4142 E. Chandler Blvd., Phoenix: 2 Knuck-les Deep. www.ckgrill.com

Club 910 (480) 966-0707, 910 N. Mc-Clintock Dr., Tempe: Mellowbean and Son D Palo. www.910liveaz.com

Cocomo Joe’s (480) 538-8008, 28244 N. Tatum Blvd., Cave Creek: Rugburn. www.azeats.com/cocomojoes

Hollywood Alley (480) 820-7117, 2610 W. Baseline Rd., Mesa: Death Takes a Holiday reunion show w/ The Father Figures, The Vellum and Ultramaroon. myspace.com/hollywoodalley

Long Wong’s (480) 967-0167, 1639 E. Apache Blvd., Tempe: Of the Sky, King of the Gods and Underground Cities. www.longwongstempe.com

BET YOU DIDN’T KNOW

Tommy Roe wrote and recorded a song called “Sheila” when he was just 14 years old. The effort went nowhere, but six years later, he recorded it again for ABC-Paramount and this time it went to number one in the US.

Peter Noone, better known as Herman of Herman’s Hermits, once interviewed Elvis Presley for the UK music paper New Musical Express.

Gene Chandler, who reached number one in the US in 1962 with “The Duke Of Earl”, was the producer of “Backfi eld In Motion”, a 1969 Top Ten hit by Mel And Tim.

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Lost Leaf Gallery (602) 258-0014, 914 N 5th St. & Roosevelt, Phoenix: Man About a Dog CD Release. www.thelostleaf.org

Martini Ranch (480) 970-0500, 7295 E. Stetson Dr., Scottsdale: This Century and Rock Lobster. www.martiniranchaz.net

The Offi ce Sports Bar (480) 649-1650, 330 S. Gilbert Rd., Mesa: Classic Rock.

Pranksters Too (480) 990-1114, 7919 E. Thomas Rd., Scottsdale: Zonal. www.prankstersgarandbrill.com

Steel Horse Saloon (602) 942-8778, 1818 W. Bell Rd., Suite 100, Phoenix: The Flying As*holes. www.steelhorsesaloon.com

Tailgaters (602) 547-9366, 6070 W. Bell Rd., Phoenix: Organ Grinder. www.tailgatersaz.com

Toby Keith’s I Love This Bar and Grill (480) 844-8629, 1065 N. Dobson Rd., Mesa: Chasin Mason. www.tobykeithusa.com

Waddell’s Longhorn Corral (623) 853-0395, 1629 N 195th Ave., Buckeye: Justin Wright & High Octane. www.wad-dellslonghorncorral.com

WTH Bar & Grill (480) 354-1352, 10262 E. Apache Trail, #5-6, Apache Junction: Phantom 55. myspace.com/openmicattjs

Yucca Tap Room (480) 967-4777, 29 W. Southern Ave., Tempe (Southwest corner of Southern and Mill): Jesse Malin and the St. Marks Social, Money Brother and Mills End. www.yuccatap.com

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Jonas Brothers aren’t bothered about Bieber The Jonas Brothers aren’t afraid of Justin Bieber’s success. The pop trio – siblings Joe, Kevin and Nick Jonas - aren’t worried their fans might start sup-porting the ‘Baby’ hitmaker instead of them. Kevin said: “I think there is room for every-body. We’re not afraid of anything or worried about anything. We’re just being who we are and making music that we love. We’re proud of the guys that are following their dreams. As long

as they’re doing it for the right rea-sons, we’ll totally support them.” The brothers have always had a lot of female fans, and their girl admirers were seemingly relieved earlier this year to learn that Joe, 21, had split from his singer-and-actress girlfriend Demi Lovato.

Adam Levine finished with model songs Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine wants to stop singing about women. The ‘Misery’ singer admits it is “abso-lutely ridiculous” how many models are featured in the band’s songs, vid-eos and album covers, and is planning

for the group to take a new direction. Speaking of the situation, Adam said: “I need to find something else to harp on about, you know? I am aware of that. I don’t think anyone on planet Earth wants to see me kissing another girl. It is absolutely ridiculous at this point. We’re ready to change that.”

Jay-Z nearly leaked himself Jay-Z almost accidentally leaked his ‘The Blueprint 3’ album on the internet himself. The US rapper - who released the album, his most recent, last Septem-ber - admitted he worried the album could leak at any moment for months after accidentally leaving an iPod containing all the tracks on a plane. He told Forbes.com: “The day I flew in from Hawaii, where ‘The Blueprint 3’ was largely recorded, I was doing some recording, and I had an iPod in my pocket on a commercial flight from Hawaii to New York. I had on jogging pants, and the iPod, with all the music I had recorded, went miss-ing - it was on the plane somewhere. So every day I would wake up and check all the internet places, for like

three months.” Luckily Jay’s album was never leaked - however fellow hip-hop star Dr. Dre has not been so lucky, and the long awaited release of his forthcoming ‘Detox’ album has been beset by tracks leaked on the internet. In re-sponse, Dre has now said he is revis-ing the album and it will not feature any tracks which have already leaked on the internet.


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Celebrity Theatre (602) 267-1600, 440 N. 32nd St., Phoenix:October 2nd: Johnny & Edgar WinterOctober 16th: Johnny RiversOctober 27th: Wiz KhalifaNovember 3rd: Kenny LogginsNovember 13th: Michael Feinstein: The Sinatra ProjectNovember 14th: Basiawww.celebritytheatre.com

Chandler Center for the Arts (480) 782-2680, 250 N. Arizona Ave., Chandler:October 3rd: Benise – The Spanish GuitarOctober 10th: Chandler Symphony OrchestraOctober 13th: US Air Force Academy BandOctober 29th: Alpin HongNovember 12th: Point of GraceNovember 13th: Abba ManiaNovember 14th: Chandler Symphony Orchestra ConcertDecember 20th: In the Christmas Mood w/ The Glenn Miller Orchestrawww.chandlercenter.org

The Clubhouse Music Venue (480) 967-7977, 1320 E. Broadway Rd., Tempe:September 30th: Dead Masons, Bobby St. Vincent and guestsOctober 1st: Chali 2 w/ House of VibeOctober 6th: Matt & KimOctober 7th: Street Dogs w/ Devils Brigade, Flatfoot 56, Continental and Casket LifeOctober 8th: Matt CostaOctober 9th: Caribouwww.clubhousegigs.com

Club Red (480) 496-4733, 2155 E. University Dr., Tempe:October 1st: Lynchmob /w 68 GunsOctober 2nd: The Plump TonesOctober 8th: Live, Loud and LocalOctober 22nd: Joel OrtizNovember 13th: MetalstockNovember 20th: Emberwww.clubredrocks.com

The Compound Grill (480) 557-9087, 7000 E. Mayo Blvd., Scottsdale:September 30th: Carvin JonesOctober 2nd: Fort Lowell Records ShowcaseOctober 5th: Chris Lukert BandOctober 6th: Trevor Hall w/ special guestsOctober 7th: Tea Leaf Green w/ special guestsOctober 8th: Jed’s a MillionaireOctober 9th: Doctors vs. Lawyers Battle of the Bands October 12th: Lyn Jackson BandOctober 13th: AZ Blues ProjectOctober 14th: Levee TownOctober 15th: Brewtopia AZ 2010: A craft beer and music festivalOctober 16th: Brewtopia AZ 2010: A craft beer and

music festivalwww.thecompoundgrill.com

Cricket Wireless Pavilion (602) 254-7200, 2121 N. 83rd Ave., Phoenix:October 1st: Rascal FlattsOctober 10th: Jack JohnsonOctober 29th: Nickelback w/ Buckcherry and Three Days Gracewww.livenation.com

Dodge Theatre (602) 379-2800, 400 W. Washing-ton St., Phoenix:October 14th: Kenny RogersOctober 26th: GorillazOctober 31st: Lady AntebellumNovember 10th: Celtic ThunderNovember 18th: Black Label Society, Clutch, 2 Cents and Children of BodomDecember 6th: Dweezil Zappa Plays Zappawww.dodgetheatre.com

Jobing.com Arena (623) 772-3800, 9400 W. Mary-land Ave., Glendale:October 3rd: Carrie UnderwoodOctober 17th: Make a Difference Tour w/ TobyMac, Michael W. Smith and Third DayNovember 28th: Trans-Siberian OrchestraNovember 29th: Andre Rieu www.jobingarena.com

JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort & Spa (480) 293-3939, 5350 E. Marriott Dr., Phoenix:November 20th: David Cassidywww.sageconcerts.com

ASU Kerr Cultural Center (480) 965-3434, 6110 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale:October 6th: Bob Ravenscroft’s Inner Journeys: Refreshing StandardsOctober 9th: Quetzal GuerreroOctober 26th: Tuesday Morning Music and TeaDecember 10th: Robin Spielbergwww.asukerr.com

Marquee Theatre (480) 829-0607. 730 N. Mill Ave., Tempe:September 30th: Sara Bareilles w/ Greg Laswell and Javier DunnOctober 1st: Authority Zero w/ Guttermouth, Fives-peed, The Wiley One and RACOctober 2nd: Amberlin, Crash Kings and Civil TwilightOctober 3rd: Suicide Silence w/ My Children My Bride, Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza, Molotov Solution and Conducting From The GraveOctober 8th: The Atomic Punks w/ Beretta SunOctober 9th: Discotropolis featuring Cosmic Gate & DJ Irene w/ special guestsOctober 11th: Tech N9ne w/ E40, Glasses Malone, IntrinzikOctober 14th: The National w/ Owen PallettOctober 15th: Nas & Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley w/ FayucaOctober 16th: Dayglow Tour featuring Devil From Acapulco w/ David Solanowww.luckymanonline.com

Mesa Arts Center (480) 644-6500, 1 East Main St., Mesa:October 1st: Sheena EastonOctober 8th: Classical ExposureOctober 9th: Terri ClarkOctober 9th: 4 TroopsOctober 15th: Eric Bibb with Dave Riley and Bob CorritoreOctober 19th: Vince GillOctober 21st: Gaelic StormOctober 22nd: Sufjan StevensOctober 22nd: Spencer DayOctober 23rd: Ravi ShankarOctober 27th: Perlman and BaileyNovember 13th: Richard Nader’s Doo WopNovember 17th: Katherine Jenkins

November 19th: Fiesta! A Celebration of Latin Piano MusicDecember 9th: The King’s SingersDecember 16th: Dave Koz & Friends: Smooth Jazz Christmaswww.mesaartslive.com

MIM Music Theater (480) 476-8000, 4725 E. Mayo Blvd., Phoenix:October 1st: Roger Williams Piano MarathonOctober 2nd: Hubert LewisOctober 3rd: Roberta GambariniOctober 7th: Alasdair Fraser & Natalie HaasOctober 14th: The Rose Ensemble: “Il Poverello - Exploring the Life and Deeds of St. Francis of Assisi”October 16th: Badi AssadOctober 24th: Bill HarleyOctober 27th: ASU - MIM Wednesday Morning Interludes series - Katie McLin (violin) and Andrew Campbell (piano)October 30th: Chestnut Brass Companywww.themim.org

Orpheum Theatre (602) 534-5600, 203 W. Adams St., Phoenix:October 25th: Gordon Lightfoot www.phoenix-theater.com/theaters/orpheum-theater/theater.php

Rhythm Room (602) 265-4842, 1019 E. Indian School Rd., Phoenix: September 30th: The Nighthawks, Bill Tarsha, Martin Lange, Ronnie Shellist, Randy Chortkoff, Thomas Fiacco, Little Barry G, Dennis Gruenling, Jerry Swartz, Mark Heffington, Ed Marien, Mr. & Mrs. Alaimo, Ken Johnson, Greg Johnson and Kim FieldOctober 1st: Kim Wilson, James Harman, Billy Boy Arnold, Jumping Johnny Sansone, RJ Mischo, Vincent Bury, Larry Taylor, Randy Bermudes, Richard Innes, Jason Moeller, Mike Keller and Barrel House ChuckOctober 2nd: The Fabulous Thunderbirds, James Cotton, Hubert Sumlin, Paul Oscher, Johnny Dyer, Bharath Rajakumar, JR Watson, Chef Denis, Depoitre, Bob Corritore and Dave Rileywww.rhythmroom.com

Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts (480) 994-2787, 7380 E. Second St., Scottsdale:October 10th: Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon RangersOctober 14th: Doc Severinsen & El Ritmo de la VidaOctober 23rd: Stanley Clarke Band featuring HiromiOctober 29th: Viver Brasil

October 30th: Venice Baroque Orchestra with Robert McDuffie (violin soloist)www.scottsdaleperformingarts.org

Skye Restaurant and Lounge (623) 334-0010, 16844 N. Arrowhead Fountain Center Dr., Peoria:October 1st: David Brighton’s Space Oddity – A Tribute to David BowieOctober 2nd: BS (Tribute to Bon Scott-era AC/DC)October 9th: AZ Diamond – A tribute to Neil DiamondOctober 15th: Under the Blood Red Sky – The U2 TributeOctober 17th: 3 International TenorsOctober 22nd: ABBA FabOctober 23rd: Take It To The Limit – A Tribute to the EaglesOctober 24th: ABBA FabOctober 29th: Jimmy Buffet Tropical NightOctober 30th: Astrocreep 2000 – A Tribute to Rob Zombiewww.skye-restaurant.com

Tempe Center for the Arts (480) 350-2822, 700 W. Rio Salado Pkwy., Tempe:October 30th: Karrin Allyson & the ASU Big BandNovember 27th: Bob Corritore Blues Bash IIDecember 18th: Dmitri Mathethy’s Holiday Jazzwww.tempe.gov/TCA

U.S. Airways Center (602) 379-7800, 201 E. Jef-ferson St., Phoenix:November 6th: Elton John w/ Leon RussellNovember 27th: Roger Waters: The Wall LiveDecember 19th: The Juddswww.usairwayscenter.com

Underground/Nile Theatre (480) 559-5859, 105 W. Main St, Mesa: October 2nd: Captain Squeegee w/ special guestsOctober 11th: I Call Fives, Go Great Guns, Mouth of Man, Hear Me Out, Of the Sky and Never Fit For YouOctober 12th: Valencia, Automatic Loveletter, The Season Premier and For the FoxesOctober 13th: Saves the Day, Out of Reverie and Summer HappenedOctober 15th: The Rendering, Hands Like Glass, Irreantum, Fate of the Hopeless, Where is the Glory, Archive the Dream, Once a Dream and Slender ManOctober 17th: The Ghost Inside, First Blood, A Loss For Words, Deez Nuts, Hundredth, Before You Fled and Dead Lifewww.mesaunderground.com


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El Pedregal Kurt HunterAugust 22, 2010 - August 28, 2010 Where: El Pedregal, 34505 NorthScottsdale Road, Scottsdale 85262 Kurt Hunter performs live concerts at el Pedregal throughout the month of August from his newly released album “Up Too Late.” A Louisiana native, Hunter began playing and writing songs at the young age of 13. Now a successful songwriter and performer, Hunter’s style and tastes were largely infl uences by southern rock and blues. Hunter was an origi-nal member of the band called The Young Americans and has appeared on national television with a start-ing role as an animated character for

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Entertainment Calendar WEDNESDAY, Sep 29• The Cave Creek Coffee Company,Chicks with Picks, 6-9pm• Bryan’s Black Mountain BBQ, Jammin’ JMorton, 6-8pm• The Buffalo Chip, Live Professional BullRiding, 2 shows. Starts 7:30pm• The Buffalo Chip, Tom Wagner & TheCountry Line Band, 8pm-Midnight• Cody’s, Comedy Night, 7-10pm

THURSDAY, Sep 30• Harolds, Live Music by Solace, 7:30-11:30pm• Cave Creek Coffee Company, Open MikeNight, 7-10pm• The Buffalo Chip Saloon, The Pat JamesBand 8pm – Midnight• Cody’s, Retromania 6pm

FRIDAY, Oct 1• Harold’s, Live Music, Young Country from9:00pm - 1:00am• The Cave Creek Coffee Company, BillDutcher, 7-10pm• Cartwright’s, Live Music, 6:30-10pm• The Silver Spur, Live Music, 6-10pm• The Buffalo Chip, Live Professional BullRiding, 3 shows. Starts 8pm• The Buffalo Chip, The Pat James Band,9pm – 1am• The Hideaway, Open Mike, Starts at8pm.• Cody’s, Live Music, 6-10pm

SATURDAY, Oct 2• Harolds, Live Music, Johnny Lee8:30pm-10pm, Daisy Train 10:30pm-1:30am• The Silver Spur, Live Music, 7-11pm• The Buffalo Chip, Pat James Band,9pm-2am• Cody’s, Live Music, 6-10pm• Los Mesquites, Blues Band/Sal Carlino,9pm-1am

SUNDAY, Oct 3• Harolds, Live Music, Nate Williams Band,6pm-10pm• Cody’s, Steel Drums on the Patio 1-4pm• Cartwrights, Live Music, 6-9:30pm• The Buffalo Chip, The Pat James Band,8pm-Midnight

MONDAY, Oct 4• Los Mesquites, Open Mic Night, 8-11pm• The Buffalo Chip, The Pat James Band,8pm-Midnight

TUESDAY, Oct 5• Cave Creek Coffee Company, Live Slow Jazz, 7-10pm, No charge• The Buffalo Chip, Tom Wagner & theCountry Line Band, 8pm-Midnight• Cody’s, AZ Blues Project 7-10pm• Los Mesquites - Open Mic Night, 8-11pm

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If there was ever a World Series of zombie killing, I’d have to imagine that it’d be a lot likethe 2006 Capcom blockbuster “Dead Rising.” And if they were to hand out MVP honors toone overachieving ghoul destroyer, they would definitely go to the game’s protagonist,photojournalist Frank West. Well, that was four years ago, and a new heavy hitter has steppedup to the plate looking to steal the title of creative zombie bashing while saving his daughterin the process. The man is Chuck Greene, and the name of the game is “Dead Rising 2.”

Motocross champion Chuck isn’t the luckiest man on the zombie-infested planet. Sadly, hiswife has been killed, and his 7-year-old daughter, Katey, has been infected. In order topurchase the medicine that will stop Katey from turning into an undead little kid, Chuckmust now compete in a game show that awards money for surviving zombie-filled arenas. Ifhe fails, he loses the only family he has left.

“Dead Rising 2” plays much like the original, placing you in the role of our hero as youslash, slap, crush, shoot and burn every zombie you see. This third-person actioner has beengiven quite a few upgrades, not only in the weapons of undead destruction but with thegeneral gameplay and story. In the past, you would find a baseball bat and bash as many ofthe shambling horde as you could. Now, thanks to the inclusion of Combo Weapons, you cantake two items and a roll of duct tape and create an off-the-wall zombie-slaying device. Thiscan be anything from the simplistic Electric Rake to the more bizarre Drill Bucket.


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Ed Westwick thinks his fashion sense has improved since star-ring in ‘Gossip Girl’. The British actor - who plays Chuck Bass in the teen drama, admitted he has had to “step up his game” after learning about different looks and styles from various designers and industry experts. He said: “My fashion con-sciousness and self conscious-ness have definitely grown over the course of being on the show. All the exposure and all the experi-ence I’ve had of different sides of the industry means I have a better knack of how to put things together. We’ve all been to fashion shows, we’ve worked with designers in different ca-pacities, on fashion shoots. You learn

about different looks and colours. I’ve definitely stepped up my game.” The hunky star explained his favorite look out of the recent shoots he has done would be an English country gentleman style that made him look as though he was “going shooting with Prince Charles”.

ALL MY CHILDREN Greenlee confessedto forging the letters but denied killingDavid. Ryan asked her if she did it, andJesse told Ryan that security footage showsthe drinks brought to David from the partywere from Greenlee, who was arrested andjailed without bail.

THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFULBrooke tried to make amends withStephanie but was rebuffed. Hope came toStephanie’s birthday party with Liam, whoapologized to the Forresters and gaveBrooke a personal apology for Bill’sexposure of the paternity of Bridget’s baby.

DAYS OF OUR LIVES EJ woke up andreferred to Sami as his wife, apparentlyunable to remember anything beyond thewedding. Lexie urged Sami to play along.Later EJ confided to Stefano that he wasfaking. In preparation for telling the truthabout his paternity, Kate offered Chad aninternship at DiMera Enterprises, which hemisinterpreted.

GENERAL HOSPITAL Brenda recoveredfrom her overdose and agreed to return toPort Charles. Robin escaped from the cabinbut fell down an unmarked well, where shehad a dream about Stone. Patrick wasarrested for Robin’s disappearance.

ONE LIFE TO LIVE After Greg changedhis story about Tea’s dying wishes, Ross wasawarded custody of Dani. Todd asked Vikito help him hide Dani, while Nate askedJames to help him keep her in Llanview.After running into Langston at the coffeeshop, Markko, his father, was havingsurgery.

THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS Thedoctor told Billy and Victoria that their babyno longer had a heartbeat. Victor expressedhis sympathies, but Victoria threw him outafter he offered to help her get out of hermarriage. Heather told Victor about Skye’sarrangement with The Judge, whodisappeared with a large sum of moneyshortly after Skye left Brazil.

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