The comparisons that have been made between Noah Baumbach’s “Marriage Story” and Robert Benton’s 1979 film “Kramer vs. Kramer” aren’t without merit. From certain plot elements right down to the posters, the films bare some resemblance.
Scottsdale resident Saskia Jordá was one of 31 artists recently awarded a $5,000 research and development grant from the Arizona Commission on the Arts.
Mark your calendars; here's what's happening in Scottsdale this week.
Desert Foothills Theater in northern Scottsdale will revive a musical performed on its stage about 10 years ago – one that brings to life all of your favorite Dr. Seuss characters, including Cat in the Hat and Horton from Horton Hears a Who.
Rainbow-splashed, floral-printed dresses and vibrant satin pantsuits adorned with equally as stunning accessories:
Spoken word, dance and music performances, pop-up art exhibitions, hands-on activities and more: The Scottsdale Arts’ Education & Outreach’s Arts Education Showcase returns for its eighth year on May 2 at the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts.
To describe pop artist icon Peter Max, one analogy comes to Lesley Smith’s mind.
“There's the old adage,” said former Scottsdale resident Gregory Fratt. “An artist's doesn't really become famous until after they die.”
“There’s the old adage,” said former Scottsdale resident Gregory Fratt. “An artist doesn’t really become famous until after they die.”
Scottsdale history buffs and long-time residents know who Gerbacio "Harvey" Noriega is.
The Scottsdale City Council approved density increases on hundreds of acres in the city’s northern reaches despite protests by nearby city and county residents.
A Scottsdale resident today filed an ethics complaint with the city against Councilman Guy Phillips over his involvement in the anti-Southbridge Two referendum drive and anonymous donations made through a GoFundMe page set up to benefit him following a work-related injury.
Responsible drivers are following all the steps recommended by Scottsdale police to avoid collisions and arrests, but irresponsible motorists are more impaired than ever by a potent mix of alcohol and drugs.
Petitioners seeking to put the Southbridge Two development before voters crossed their first major hurdle on Friday, turning in over 17,000 signatures to the city in support of their referendum.
Arizona women just aren’t having as many babies as they used to.
Where have all the Jennifers gone?
The Galleria Corporate Centre has long been a lightning rod in the downtown Scottsdale parking debate after a 2015 study concluded the one-time shopping mall turned office building was woefully under-parked.
Following Scottsdale City Council’s narrow approval of the Southbridge Two redevelopment on Dec. 4, a local political action committee made good on its threat to continue fighting the project.
An Arizona cattle rancher wants to ensure anything sold to Arizonans as “meat’’ came from something with at least two legs, if not more.
In the two years since she claims she fell victim to identity theft at the hands of a former business partner, a Scottsdale event planner has struggled to convince law enforcement to take her case seriously.
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