Independent cinema opens in downtown Phoenix
Claiming to be the first independent cinema in Phoenix since 1981, FilmBar will open on Thursday after a year of renovation that turned a warehouse into a cozy theater seating around 70.
Movie Review: The King’s Speech
Make no mistake, “The King’s Speech" is by all accounts a good film, but it never truly exhibits the “X” factor that makes some films great.
Movie Review: True Grit
“True Grit” is a film that you’ll want to share with your children generations from now to show them how they used to make movies way back when.
Movie Review: Tron Legacy
Much like last year’s “Avatar,” “Tron” comes as a visual effects-laden gamble whose end goal isn’t so much to provide a story as it is to provide an experience and access to a new world.
Concert series brings local artists to Arizona Center
Artists participating in Live Music Under the Stars perform from 5 to 8 p.m. under the grand staircase for people shopping, dining or passing through the Arizona Center near Fillmore and Third streets.
Movie Review: Love and Other Drugs
While the genre of romantic comedies isn’t high art once in a while you’ll get something really worthwhile. “Love and Other Drugs” isn’t that movie.
Turn on. Tune in. Rock out. — Teneia Sanders
Phoenix singer/songwriter Teneia Sanders was influenced by old-school Motown music on her new album, Soulcatcher.
Movie Review: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I
Harry, Ron and Hermione may be older, but the adventures are really the same in the first installment of J.K. Rowling's "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows."
Movie Review: 127 Hours
"127 Hours" is not just a story about Man vs. Nature. It's a story of Man vs. Self.