Downtown students audition for ‘Glee’
Few opportunities come around once in a lifetime—like winning the lottery, landing your dream job, going on a safari to the Congo or meeting Gerard Butler—but a handful of Taylor Place residents are taking advantage of one such opportunity to audition for one of their favorite television shows: Fox’s “Glee.”
Turn on. Tune in. Rock out. — Kevin Stratton
The guy is diverse. He has spent his life creating his own tunes, but now helps fresh musicians with their own.
Video: Phoenix Fringe Festival
This weekend will mark the conclusion of the Phoenix Fringe Festival. Once a year, performers gather at venues near Roosevelt row and put on a show unlike any you’ve seen before.
Turn on. Tune in. Rock out. – Big. Fast. Easy.
Bigger, faster, easier—that’s the American way through the eyes of the aptly named, Tempe-based Big. Fast. Easy.
Fear in Phoenix
The latest exhibit at the Arizona Science Center in downtown Phoenix, which opened on Jan. 31, gives visitors the chance to face their fears — in the most literal sense.
Turn on. Tune in. Rock out. — London Airspace
Formed in September 2008, London Airspace already touts a regular position at First Fridays, a sick gig at the 2009 Tempe Music Festival and, most importantly, a whole lot more to look forward to.
Artist paints with his sole
ASU affiliates invited artist Joseph "Sentrock" Perez to create his breakdance art live at the Fourth Annual Urban Gallery Exhibition held at the University Center.
Downtown campus gearing up for annual art exhibition
Art, music, dancing, photographs and much more will adorn University Center and the Downtown campus on Friday at the fourth annual Urban Gallery Exhibition.
Slide show: Downtown dance-off
On Saturday, local dance crews faced off at the Madison Event Center to promote a drug-free environment for Arizona high school students.
Street All-Stars hit Phoenix
Local dance crews will be competing today at the Madison Event Center not just for bragging rights, but to promote a safe, drug-free environment for Arizona’s high school students.