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(10/30/24 12:23am)
Rising star Natalie Jane took a moment to chat with Blaze Radio about her latest EP, “Sick to My Stomach,” and the journey she’s been on while creating and performing emotionally charged music. The project dives deeply into love, heartbreak and the complexity of toxic relationships, a theme that resonates powerfully with fans. In our interview, Jane revealed some of the personal inspirations behind the music and shared her approach to staying balanced amid the pressures of touring.
(10/28/24 9:00pm)
Troye Sivan and Charli XCX brought their SWEAT tour to Phoenix at the Footprint Center earlier this month, playing for a sold-out arena of nearly 13,000 people.
(10/28/24 6:15am)
Team: Salt River Rafters
(10/28/24 6:16am)
Team: Glendale Desert Dogs
(10/25/24 5:25pm)
With less than two weeks until Election Day, Arizonans are getting ready to vote. Former president Bill Clinton made an appearance at a Harris-Walz campaign event hosted at Chateau Luxe in Phoenix on Oct. 23 to discuss the importance of voting early.
(10/25/24 2:23am)
Matthew Spencer Trask was sentenced by the Maricopa County Courts after pleading guilty to child pornography charges on Oct. 10, 2024.
(10/25/24 2:18am)
Everyday there are about 14,000 children in Arizona navigating the foster care system. The Foster Care Review Board of Maricopa County works to place children in safe homes and if possible, reconnect them with their birth family.
(10/25/24 2:01am)
In the final days of Arizona’s perpetual summer, dozens of voter registration groups are set up on Arizona State University’s campuses amid the lingering heat. Some offer agua frescas on hot days, some give out free stickers and merch, but all have the same goal: to get students registered to vote.
(10/25/24 2:00am)
With many American citizens voicing their concern about the outcome of the upcoming Presidential Election, it is worth revisiting the story of “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.”
(10/23/24 5:16pm)
Before 2023, walking into the Mesa Arts Center to see André 3000 would have seemed highly unusual, especially since the Mesa Arts Center is a performing and visual arts complex often home to symphonies and Broadway-style shows. André Benjamin, better known by his stage name André 3000, is best known for his work in the rap duo Outkast with fellow Atlanta rapper Big Boi, a group that had multiple No. 1 hits and won a variety of awards.
(10/22/24 8:43pm)
PHOENIX— “It is the judgment of the court that you are guilty of a class three felony, domestic violence offense in violation of the Arizona law, committed on Oct. 20, 2023,” Maricopa County Judge Stasy Avelar said.
(10/22/24 8:35pm)
Arizona State University’s most recent interdisciplinary art exhibition, titled “Human // Not So Human” puts the eclectic, creative and individualistic art of ASU students on display.
(10/22/24 8:36pm)
For all of you “horror-heads” out there, Paramount’s Smile series is back this October after a long wait. Following the success of the first Smile movie in 2022, its popularity brought it back for a second time. This time, there are some new thrills and spookiness to look forward to.
(01/01/20 7:00am)
Triumphs and tragedy come together, capturing the complexities of the human experience and the passage of time. On Wednesday, Oct. 9, Harkins Theatre at Tempe Marketplace hosted an eagerly anticipated early screening of “We Live in Time,” written by Nick Payne and directed by John Crowley.
(10/16/24 2:00pm)
Every NFL season has that one team that shocks the whole league.
(10/21/24 10:28pm)
Team - Scottsdale Scorpions
(10/21/24 11:00pm)
The new NBA season is just about to get underway. With a jarring blockbuster swap of Karl-Anthony Towns and Julius Randle shaking up the look of top contenders in the Minnesota Timberwolves and New York Knicks, along with a bevy of other moves across the league throughout the offseason, the 2024-2025 season looks primed to deliver on being a memorable one. And while many of the top stars have gotten the attention they deserve, in an extremely talent-rich league, some upcoming players have slipped through the cracks of public perception. So, to bring some eyeballs to some deserving players, here are my top 10 under-the-radar players to watch during the 78th season of NBA basketball.
(10/21/24 1:00pm)
In her recent interview with Zane Lowe, Charli XCX described her summer breakthrough into the mainstream as “the total opposite of an overnight success story,” and she’s right. Charli XCX isn’t Chappell Roan, whose meteoric rise off the strength of her debut album has been happening concurrently with Charli’s own ascent to pop royalty. Charli has been laying the groundwork for this moment for years, and “BRAT” served as the culmination for all of that work.
(10/20/24 2:35am)
The Arizona State Sun Devils lost on the road to the Cincinnati Wildcats 24-14. The Sun Devils have struggled on the road this season and have had at least a 14-point deficit in each of their three road games.
(10/20/24 2:00pm)
Performing in front of small crowds can be difficult for a musician. Energy may be lacking, each audience member becomes noticeable and distractions are amplified. Despite playing for roughly 20 fans at The Rebel Lounge on Oct. 10th, quickly, quickly (QQ) made it a night to remember.
