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NEW YORK BAGELS ‘N BIALYS GOES KOSHER New York Bagels’ N Bialys has recently gone Kosher in the bakery. Under the supervision of the Vaad Hakashruth of greater Phoenix, the bakery portion of the restaurant & deli underwent the process of certification to make the bagels, bialys and breads pareve, pas Yisroel. Owners Shelley Curtis and Ruth Leatherman are committed to maintaining the certification and moving forward to insure consumers that they are buying baked goods that meet the highest level of Kosher law. There has been a void in the valley since another local bakery closed that they hope to fill as they look for additional bakers to help them expand their Kosher offerings. They are pleased that all products are preservative free with natural ingredients that you can pronounce. NYBB has offered bagels n bialys wholesale around town at some of the finest businesses and hopes to now expand into a whole new market with Kosher establishments. In addition to the now Kosher bagels n bialys, the restaurant & deli offers breakfast and lunch with all the traditional fare of a kosher style New York deli 365 days a year opening

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MĀYĀ DAY + NIGHTCLUB ADDS BRASS KNUCKLES, GRAND THEFT AND JACK NOVACK TO FOURTH OF JULY LINEUP Māyā Day + Nightclub present Brass Knuckles, Grand Theft and Jack Novak to its Independence Day lineup headlined by Mat Zo. Miami natives, Brass Knuckles, consisting of Danny D’Brito, Tony Livadas and Anthony Pisano will be returning for their second performance at Māyā Day + Nightclub. The group is known for incorporating live instrumentation such as guitar, drums and vocals into their sets while combining a variety of genres such as traditional house, electro, pop, nu disco and rock. The trio collaborated with The Cataracs and released their newest single “Crack” on May 16 on Ultra record label. Māyā Day + Nightclub will celebrate Independence Day with live music, fire performers, themed stilt walkers and a spectacular fireworks display at 9 p.m. Doors open at 12pm. Māyā Day + Nightclub is located at 7333 E. Indian Plaza in Scottsdale, AZ. Must be 21 years or older. To purchase tickets, please visitwww.MāyāClubAZ. com or www.sletickets.com.

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JERSEY BOYS, THE TONY AWARD-WINNING MUSICAL Opening Tuesday, July 29th at ASU Gammage One of Broadway’s biggest success stories takes you behind the music of the legendary Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons to follow the rags-to-rockto-riches tale of four blue-collar kids who work their way from the streets of Newark, New Jersey to the dizzying heights of pop stardom. Although Valli and his cohorts Bob Gaudio, Tommy DeVito and Nick Massi are famed for their legendary harmonies, things didn’t always go so smoothly among them off stage. This acclaimed, Tony Awardwinning show spotlights the groundbreaking group’s hit songs “Sherry,” “Big Girls Don’t Cry,” “Rag Doll,” “Can’t Take My Eyes Off of You” and more. ASU Gammage 1200 S. Forest Ave. Tempe, AZ

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CITY! COVER STORY 2nd ANNUAL RED, WHITE AND RAWHIDE LOADED WITH TALENT AND UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT FOR ALL Mark your calendars for July 4th, as RED, WHITE & RAWHIDE benefitting H.A.A. RAWHIDE presents! LIVE ON STAGE, 5 TIME Grammy Nominated, Male Vocalist and show band of the Year winner Jay “The Voice” Perez, “Shining Star”; out of Chicago one of the most well-known Earth, Wind & Fire Tribute Bands, “Ambixion” Tejano favorite known for their Tex-Mex Conjunto sound. And keeping within true Rawhide tradition, “AZ-Tex” and “AirZona” deliver top-notch music with a Southwestern flavor performing Latin, R&B, Old School, and Funk. The fun continues as July 5th brings “Neon Circus” a Brooks and Dunn tribute act of the highest caliber and of course local favorites as well. Prepare for an all weekend event full of great and diverse music at a super affordable price that’s easy on every family’s pocket book. And don’t forget, one of the best firework shows in the Valley! This 4th of July weekend celebration is sure to be a fun-filled event with Great Music, Tasty Food, Fantastic Fireworks, Beerfest, Food Trucks, Vendor’s, Attractions* and a Party so BIG it could only be done at Rawhide! Gates open

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at 5 pm and the fun goes all the way to 11:00pm. This special event will include Live Music performances throughout the evening and into the night as we celebrate Independence Day. Don’t pass up the opportunity to enjoy one of our shows or attractions, all of which are included in the value-packed ticket. And if you purchase an advanced ticket, you will save even more! Attendees can expect a true Southwestern experience second to none filled with endless free attractions, and the very best Country & Latin music. Rawhide has something for every family member, including cowboy flare, gunfights, face tattoos and more! The evening promises to be a family-friendly celebration with Rawhide’s authentic western tradition mix matched with Latin flavor. Admission includes all entertainment, attractions* and firework show. Tickets cost, per day, $15 presale, $20 at the door. Children 5 & under are FREE! Please pre-register at www.rawhide. com or text “RAWHIDE” to 60259. For more information about Rawhide please call (480) 502-5600 or visit the website at www.rawhide.com

2nd Annual RED, WHITE AND RAWHIDE 4th and 5th of July from 5pm – 11 pm Text “RAWHIDE” to 60259 Ticket Pricing (on sale 6/12/2014) One Day Pass for either July 4th or July 5th $15.00 Advance Tickets $20.00 Tickets at the Door $50.00 Family Four Pack Children 5 & under are FREE! Two Day Pass for both July 4th and July 5th $20.00 Advance Tickets $25.00 Tickets at the Door $60.00 Family Four Pack Children 5 & under are FREE! Admission includes Rawhide attractions (excluding the Rawhide Zipline), live music, vendor village, food trucks, combat sporting event and fireworks! Parking Charge for Weekend: July 4th will be $10.00 July 5th will be $10.00 July 6th will be $5.00 Sponsor: Mega 104.2 and Yellow Cab Live Music – Family Fun – Fireworks

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SKY DIVERS, PATRIOTIC GAMES, ZIP LINE, FESTIVE FOOD AND A LIVE CONCERT BY DAISY TRAIN TOP FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHTS IN AHWATUKEE This Thursday, get ready for patriotic fun at the Ahwatukee Red, White & Boom Fireworks Festival located at the Ahwatukee Country Club. Doors open at 5 p.m. and the fireworks begin at 9 p.m. Hosted by the Ahwatukee Foothills Chamber of Commerce and presented by Vision Community Management, the Red, White & Boom Fireworks Festival promises to be bigger and better than ever with the addition of water zones, more live entertainment and vendors. Sky divers, patriotic games, a zip line, festive food, fireworks and a live concert by Daisy Train highlight Ahwatukee’s 39th annual Red, White & Boom Fireworks Festival on Thursday, July 3, 2014. Festival goers can look forward to the bright lights of patriotism in an environment overflowing with family friendly activities, entertainment, food, beer, beverages and local vendors showcasing their products. In addition, kid friendly summer treats will be available including shaved ice, frozen lemonade, cotton candy, nachos, hot dogs, ice cream, kettle corn, fry bread and more. Festival Quick Facts Date: Thursday, July 3, 2014 Time: 5-10 p.m.Fireworks at 9 p.m. Where: Ahwatukee Country Club; 12432 South 48th Street in Phoenix, AZ Cost: FREE event; $10 parking Highlights: Water Play Zone, 12 Food Vendors, 25 Boutique Vendors, 3 Alcohol Stations For more information, please visit www.red-white-boom.com/ Entertainment Schedule Emceed by Aunty Pi’i, executive producer and host of iAlohaRadio.com 5-8:45 p.m. Live Performance, Daisy Train 8:50 p.m. Arizona Skyhawks Sky Divers 8:55 p.m. National Anthem, performed by the Mountain Pointe High School Choral Group 8:55 p.m. Color Guard March by the Ahwatukee American Legion Post #64 9 p.m. Fireworks Celebration Things to Remember · Parking - From 48th St heading south bound make a left onto Ahwatukee Drive (parking on the 18th green) From 51st St heading north bound make a left on Half Moon Drive (parking on the 10th green) · Bring cash, most vendors are cash only,

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PLENTY TO DO AND SEE COURTESY OF KIWANIS CLUB OF TEMPE The Kiwanis Club of Tempe launched Tempe’s annual fireworks show in 1952, the year it was chartered. With focus on service projects and fund-raising to benefit Tempe’s youth, KCOT draws its more than 50 members from wide sectors of the community. Known informally as “The Club of Clubs” in Tempe, the Kiwanis Club sponsors the state’s most dramatic fireworks extravaganza on July 4th at Town Lake, along with the Fantasy of Lights Parade in November in downtown Tempe. It hosts the Tempe Community Easter Egg Hunt, has Halloween Carnival Booths at Kiwanis Park, serves a Thanksgiving meal at the Boys and Girls Club, gives out scholarships to Tempe’s middle school graduates and sends readers into Head Start classrooms. Funds raised benefit Tempe Family YMCA for swim classes, Boys and Girls Club, Boy Scouts, the TIE Foundation, Tempe High Key Club and more. Kiwanis meets noon Thursdays at Shalimar Country Club and seeks new members. www.Kcot.org.

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...Continued from page 10 Enjoy life size games, live music and fireworks on the WET deck W Scottsdale, Steve LeVine Entertainment & Public Relations (SLE) and Disco Donnie Presents (DDP) invites guests to celebrate Independence Day with fun games, patriotic cocktails, a spectacular fireworks display and live music performances by Amtrac, Posso and more on Friday, July 4. Doors open at 11 a.m. Tickets are $20. To purchase tickets, please visit www. wscottsdaletickets.com or www.sletickets. com. Join W Scottsdale on the WET deck as it transforms into a red, white and blue celebration. Guests can cool off from the summer heat by the pool or enjoy a game of life sized Checkers, Jenga, Connect Four and Cornhole. To kick off the festivities, local resident DJs, Soloman and Knick Knack, will perform followed by international DJs Amtrac and Posso. The festivities will go into the evening as the sky illuminates with a spectacular fireworks display starting at 9 p.m. Guests dressed in patriotic attire will have a chance to win a variety of prizes. Kentucky-born Caleb Cornett a.k.a., Amtrac, returns to the Valley after his performance at Sound Wave music festival in September 2013. Amtrac released his single titled “Came Along” where the music video debut on MTV’s Clubland in October 2011. The musician, producer and DJ creates hype by

adding funk into his signature deep house style. On March 13 Amtrac collaborated with Posso and released “Don’t Know,” which received major recognition from top music blogs including Dancing Astronaut, This Song is Sick and more. His most recent EP titled “Undefeated/Primal” was released through Armada Music’s newest deep house label, Black Book Audio. The EP’s title track “Undefeated” was named one of the “most note-worthy new tunes in dance music” according to Billboard. Los Angeles DJ and designer duo, Vanessa Giovacchini and Marylouise Pels, better known as Posso, has garnered world-wide attention for their innovative work that intertwines fashion, music and art. Posso has performed at superclubs, fashion events, and festivals including Summer Sonic Music Festival in Japan, Electric Daisy Carnival in Las Vegas and HARD Festival’s Holy Ship Cruise. The DJ duo released their original single titled “So High” in February 2013 through Boiler House Records and received recognition from multiple publications including Magnetic Magazine. Aside from DJing, Posso are also Volcomcollaborating designers, Style.com bloggerambassadors and sponsored by W Hotels. The duo released their “Summer 2014 Mixtape” on June 13, which was featured on the popular music blog Dancing Astronaut. Make a night of it and stay at W Scottsdale on July 4th and receive complimentary access to the WET deck festivities, two

complimentary cocktails, and a Wonderful room, starting at $179. For more details, please visit www.wscottsdalehotels.com/ specialoffers The excitement doesn’t stop there! Stop by W Scottsdale’s WET deck on Sunday, July 6 from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. for Summer Styles, a pop-up shop, featuring the hottest styles from Spy Sunglasses and Stance Socks.

Located at 110 E. Roosevelt in the historic district of downtown Phoenix, The Nash has been recognized as one of the top jazz venues in the U.S by Downbeat Magazine, the foremost publication covering jazz artists. Live Jazz shows are held at The Nash each Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings with customers permitted to BYOB (wine/beer). Full details at www.thenash.org

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JULY BRINGS VOLTRON FOR 4TH OF JULY FIRST FRIDAY, SUPERSTITION JAZZ ON WEDNESDAYS AND CATCH A RISING STAR CONCERT SERIES Jazz at The Nash will be smoking hot in July as the downtown club brings Voltron for 4th of July and kicks off its Catch A Rising Star concert series. This series features six up-and-coming musicians who were selected by a panel of local jazz musicians and will work in clinics and perform for the public throughout July and August. The month will also include special Wednesday night performances with Superstition Jazz Orchestra (excluding July 2).

3rd OF JULY FIREWORKS DISPLAY AT HAROLD’S CORRAL An outdoor barbecue kicks off at 5 p.m. followed by live country-Western music. Drink specials, prizes, face painting, shaved ice and a mobile video-game truck also featured. Admission for open seating is first-come, first-served. Table reservations for two, four or 10 are available. A fireworks display begins at 9 p.m. A free around-town shuttle runs from 6 p.m. to midnight. The celebration kicks off at 5 p.m. Wednesday, July 3. Free admission and

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PEORIA ALL AMERICAN FESTIVAL Peoria Independence Day Fireworks – July 4th 2014 Come take in all the fun with four stages of entertainment: the Country Zone will feature Shari Rowe, the Rock Zone will feature The Elevens, the Blues Zone will feature Leon’s Juke Joint, and Radio Disney will be at the Kids Zone. In addition to the Kids Zone there will be a Water Zone, Sonic Foot Long Hot Dog Eating Contest (pre-registration required) and other family-friendly activities. Fireworks will begin at approximately 9:15 p.m. Admission is $5 for those 13 and older, 12 and under are free. Some activities may

Nationally known bands are set to perform in honor of all things Red, White and Blue. This year’s headliner is American Idol winner Phillip Phillips on the main stage. Opening acts will start performing at about 5:30 p.m. Fireworks start after the show. The stage is located in the ballpark’s Center Field. Field seats at $40. Field general admission tickets are $30, with blankets and seat cushions welcome (no folding chairs allowed). Seats at the concourse level of the stadium, as well as the stadium lawn are $25. Kids 10 and under are free in General Admission areas only. You can arrange for VIP seats or suites, too. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster (Buy Tickets Direct). There is a $10 charge for parking. Leave extra time to get to the stadium and park. No coolers or outside food and beverage will be permitted. Blankets are allowed for lawn seating, but no chairs. For more information visit Salt River Fields at Talking Stick online.

TEMPE TOWN LAKE INDEPENDENCE DAY FIREWORKS 2014 Friday, July 4th. Gates open at 5 p.m. Officially coined the “FOX 10 Tempe Town Lake Festival Produced by the Kiwanis Club of Tempe,” it’s a can’t miss hotspot each and every year. Home of Arizona State University, many popular events take place in Tempe year round, which includes Tempe Town Lake and Tempe Beach Park. The July 4th celebration is very well attended and has one of the largest fireworks displays in Arizona. The Family Fun Fest is an inflatable village with rides, activities, rock climbing wall and more. Special kid’s entertainment includes face painters, relay races and other specialty entertainment. The Main Stage features local live entertainment. The 35-minute Fireworks Show will be shot from the Mill Avenue Bridge and choreographed to patriotic and classical music. Food and beverages are available for purchase. Bring cash for purchases. Tentative Event Schedule: 5 p.m. DJ (Pop) 5:25 p.m. Don’t Tell Mom Band (Pop) 6:15 p.m. Levi Waskom (Pop) 7:15 p.m. Donovan and the All-Stars (Pop/ Rock) 8:20 p.m. Outside the Line (Mix) 9:15 p.m. Fireworks Show 9:50 p.m. Outside the Line (Mix)

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The following are reactions from each of AZ Weekly Entertainment Magazine’s film commentators in an effort to generate a wellrounded overview of this weekend’s new releases.

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Stan Robinson’s reviews reflect the insights of an insider. With over 20 years of film and television production experience, Stan uses his behind-thescenes expertise to survey a film’s technical attributes and considers the challenges that had to be overcome in order to cinematically present a story. E-mail him at Movies@StanRobinson.org.

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Randy Montgomery’s reactions reveal the emotional intuition of an average moviegoer. With a master’s degree in counseling and education, Randy grounds his opinions in a unique combination of both a movie’s surface entertainment value and its ability to affect him on an even deeper level. E-mail him at Randyjay7694@yahoo.com.

Joseph J. Airdo’s remarks represent the analytical perspective. A producer of, and film columnist for, “Breakthrough Entertainment,” a talk radio show airing 9 a.m. to Noon Saturdays on KPHX 1480 AM that shines a spotlight on the practical perspectives of the topics and themes explored in movies. E-mail him at joseph. airdo@gmail.com.

‘Third Person’

‘Begin Again’

‘Life Itself’

Mark Ruffalo plays a dejected music industry executive who forms a bond with a young singersongwriter (Keira Knightley) new to Manhattan. (R - 101 minutes)

Filmmaker Steve James recounts the inspiring and entertaining life of world-renowned film critic and social commentator Roger Ebert. (R - 112 minutes)

Stan: Writer/director John Carney, who’s 2006 film ‘Once’ was an outstanding blend of story and music, once again delivers a very moving story with just the right amount of solid character nuances with the song/music performance sequences easily blending together for a very poignant film. Mark Ruffalo and Keira Knightley’s performances tug at our hearts and our minds for personal reflections in our own lives.

Joseph: During its best moments, “Life Itself” is more than just an overview of Roger Ebert’s life; it becomes an engaging examination of film criticism that addresses its roots, its advantages, its deficiencies and its future. The new documentary also becomes a celebration of life, an observation about death and any number of other things that speak to each individual viewer.

HERB STRATFORD

‘Tammy’

Herb Stratford’s perspective on film is story first. Herb watches thousands of films a year as he programs the Napa Valley film fest in Napa, CA. Catch Herb on KVOI 1030 AM’s ‘Wake Up Tucson’ radio show every Friday morning at 7:30am, KVOA-TV (NBC), and KMSB-TV (Fox) every Thursday. Email him at Herb@ artsandcultureguy.com

Melissa McCarthy plays a woman who, after losing her job and learning that her husband has been unfaithful, hits the road with her profane, hard-drinking grandmother (Susan Sarandon). (R - 96 minutes) Joseph: “Tammy” is missing the two absolutely essential elements of comedy - surprise and spontaneity. Without these, you may as well just be watching a boorish woman run

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Writer/director Paul Haggis tells three stories of love, passion, trust and betrayal that play out in New York, Paris and Rome; three couples who appear to have nothing related but share deep commonalities lovers and estranged spouses, children lost and found. (R - 137 minutes) Stan: Very fond of the ‘trilogy style of interconnected’ stories of writer/director Paul Haggis, most notably the multiple Oscar® and awards winner ‘Crash’ (2004), his latest ‘Third Person’ doesn’t disappoint. Each of the stories moved this reviewer as the essence of relationships are laid bare, and, serves to affirm or reaffirm our own ideals. A suggestion when viewing: as the stories unfold simply go along for the ride of your life. Herb: Director Paul Haggis constructs an elaborate interwoven tale of different relationships in different cities at different points. The film’s stellar cast does a good job with the weighty subject matter of relationships on the rocks, regret and loss.

around with a paper bag on her head. And that is exactly what you get with Melissa McCarthy’s new flick in which she plays pretty much the same crude character she has played thrice before.

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Filmmakers Faith Conroy and Jim Wilson (‘50 to 1’) By Joseph J. Airdo In “50 to 1,” a misfit group of New Mexico cowboys find themselves on the journey of a lifetime when their crooked-footed racehorse qualifies for the Kentucky Derby. They face a series of mishaps on their way to Churchill Downs, becoming the ultimate underdogs in a final showdown with the world’s racing elite.

cross-country to Kentucky. It is a bit of a class system film as well. They took on the bluebloods of Kentucky and kicked their [butt]. It is a really inspiring picture. There is no insight that you have to have into horseracing to understand this movie. These are guys who are down on their luck and have a dream. That is what it is all about.” - Jim Wilson

“‘50 to 1’ is a true-life story that took place in 2009 - just 5 years ago. This unheralded racehorse named Mine That Bird won the Kentucky Derby. It was the most amazing race that I have ever seen. I have owned horses for 25 years in Los Angeles, raced around the world, made documentaries on racing and all kinds of movies but I have never seen a race quite like this. “This is really about underdogs making it and trailering their horse

“You will be overcome with emotion. This incredible race that you see just takes you away. It is uplifting and you don’t get that very often anymore. We wanted something that was different; something that people could actually sit down and be entertained - not offended or upset or have something twisted happening in front of them. This is just a great, feel-good family film.

“It is about, as they say in the movie, getting out there and taking chances. It is about following something even when everybody tells you that you are a fool. You go out there and do it anyway because this is what you

want and this what you believe in and you are not going to give up your dream. That is what this movie is about. It really is. It has got a horseracing backdrop but it is about that message.” - Faith Conroy

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Writer/Director Michael Tully (‘Ping Pong Summer’) By Joseph J. Airdo Conte plays a shy teenager who, during his family’s 1985 summer vacation makes a new best friend, experiences his first real crush, becomes the target of rich local bullies and finds an unexpected mentor in his outcast next-door neighbor.

In “Ping Pong Summer,” Marcello

“I was born with a paddle in my hand. No, that’s not true. But I loved ping-pong from an early age. When I was growing up in the 80’s, I wasn’t a cinephile. So I wasn’t watching art films and documentaries and all of that stuff. I was going to the local video store and renting VHS’s of ‘Summer Rental’ and ‘National Lampoon’s Vacation’ - not even ‘The

Karate Kid’ but the knockoffs like ‘No Retreat, No Surrender’ and stuff like that.

movies in a way but it takes itself very seriously and earnestly. So it is a weird alchemy.

“So what I wanted to do was make a movie that was kind of a love letter and a tribute to my own upbringing - my own normal, middle-class, not dangerous upbringing - and insert that into the movies that I loved unironically as a kid. When you describe it, it sounds formulaic but my hope is that we did some things differently that will make it really specific and entertaining for folks. I hope that people appreciate its earnestness because it is rooted in a love of movies that maybe you would call bad movies. It is a tribute to bad

“But I also hope that people just sit back and enjoy a movie that is a little more leisurely paced. The edits back in 1985 movies weren’t as fast as they are now and that was one thing we made it a point to do. And, ultimately, I hope that people will get out of the movie theater and want to go dig in their crates, pull out their old rap tapes from the 80’s and their old ping pong paddles and go out in their garage or their basement and fire up some ping pong.” - Michael Tully

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A Day with Snoopy and Friends at Knott’s Berry Farm Snoopy and the Peanuts gang have been delighting fans for decades. Camp Snoopy at Knott’s Berry Farm (in Buena Park, CA) allows guests to step inside the world of Peanuts through High Sierra fun; a land of rides and themed attractions. The five-acre section of the park opened on July 1, 1983 and was the first of its kind in many ways. The Knott family along with creator Charles Schulz wanted “a carefree place where nature, adventure and imagination come to life.” The newly “refreshed” area carries on that legacy and offers over a dozen rides, a stage show and an area dedicated to meeting characters in scenes straight out of the comic strip.

ride, narrated by Linus takes a scenic journey under thrilling roller coasters, past boysenberry plants and through scenes of camp-like activities. You will see Charlie and Sally Brown canoeing on the lake and Snoopy’s brother Spike chasing tumbleweeds in the desert. Once the ride is over, you’ll want “s’more” (pun intended).

from a restored farm truck located in the new picnic area near “Mount Charlie Brown.” Sensible snacks can be found in the candy store (amidst the sugary treats).

Make sure to stop and have your photo taken with your favorite Peanuts character. A new meet and greet area allows you to crawl in Snoopy’s dog house, sit on Sally Brown’s chair, or grab Charlie Brown’s baseball bat. They will be more than happy to take a “selfie” with you! The gang does take a 15-minute break from picture taking to hop on stage and perform an upbeat all-ages show. The ability to sit for a few minutes is a welcome reprieve. “Charlie Brown’s Happy Campers” runs daily though the end of summer. Sure, you may want a churro, but fresh fruit and sandwiches are also available

Knott’s has managed to refresh an already charming area of the park with exciting detail. Plan a trip to “Camp” in the middle of Southern California! Next Week: The Restored Calico Mine Ride at Knott’s Berry Farm Upcoming: Despicable Me: Minion Mayhem at Universal Studios

About the Author When not reviewing films or attending Hollywood premieres, AZ Weekly Magazine’s film critic Randy Montgomery spends time riding rollercoasters and eating funnel cakes. Follow Randy’s Adventures around Arizona and California Twitter: @randyjayAZSoCA Instagram: @randyjayAZSoCA

In addition to re-themed classic attractions such as Rapid River Run, Timberline Twister and Rocky Mountain Trucking Company, three new rides dot the lush landscape. Join everyone’s favorite block-head on Charlie Brown’s Kite Flyer, where you soar 18-feet above on-lookers below. Snoopy is famous for stealing Linus Van Pelt’s blanket. On the Linus Launcher, you lay flat on your stomach and spin just like in the cartoon. Pig Pen’s Mud Buggies allows you to hop on-board an ATV that will spin and bounce making you laugh out-loud! The Grand Sierra Railroad departs Camp Snoopy depot on an eight minute trip around “camp.” The train

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Any cooking show where the grand prize is a giant golden Spork and $1,000 has a sense of humor. Clearly these contestants are not vying for the James Beard Foundation Award. MTV’s latest, “Snack-Off’ premiering Thursday, July 10, features untrained cooks using ingredients that include jellybeans and waffles. Essentially, these are dishes that would satisfy most college students with the munchies. It’s not serious food, yet one of the chefs, Jason Quinn, is quite serious about food. “The one issue about doing the show for me is I am in this tradition, my ideal scenario is to be a chef, who makes great food and uses ultra premium ingredients,” Quinn says. “What I am worried about with the show is, will I be labeled as a junk food chef?” He’s a self-trained chef and chats while buying lobsters at an Asian market for his Santa Ana restaurant, Playground. “It is one of those things I can buy through my distributor for $12 a pound, or go to an Asian market for $6.99,” he says. “Snack-Off is the worst cooking show ever made, but the most hilarious cooking show ever made,” Quinn says. “As far as being about food, it is terrible. But it is a parody. (Host) Eddie Huang pulled me aside to say, ‘This isn’t ‘Iron Chef,’ it is a parody.’ ”

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the industry came from? Fortunately, but not surprisingly, I have an opinion. It is one we have discussed before in this column, but one that bears repeating.

Not everybody has the bank account to support that kind of habit for long. And for those of you that think that a brewery could lower their prices if that was all they were producing, I say…exactly the opposite. Many of

running amok with the thought of producing the next big thing? Must every beer consumer consider themselves a Captain Ahab in search of their own “white whale?” Or is there room for everything to peacefully co-

to the basics. Craft beer is no different.

There have been several recent articles calling into question the need for a brewery to have a flagship brand. I have even heard people suggest that all craft breweries should brew nothing but high end, special release items. Clearly this is absurd for a variety of reasons. First and foremost, there is a limit to how many $10-$30 bottles of beer people will purchase.

these breweries are able to produce and sell their specialty releases at, or even below, break-even because of the success of their flagship brands. If they had to recoup all expenses in running a brewery through the sales of limited release beers, then beer costs would probably double.

exist…a balance that can be achieved between flagship and specialties? I would suggest the latter must be true in order for craft beer to survive and continue to flourish.

Most of the time the phrase implies that some sort of problem has arisen and getting back to the basics means let’s start over and do it right. Clearly that is not the case with the craft beer industry. So why is it important now to get back to the basics to re-learn, and more importantly, understand where

The main reason for this is that it is not the hardcore beer geeks that are responsible for the growth of craft

So what has happened? Is the industry

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...Continued from page 26 beer. A growth that is annually in the double digits. Lest we ruffle any feathers, the hardcore beer geeks should get credit for being early adopters and influencers of craft beer… and certainly do their share to build a community’s craft culture. But the real success of craft beer lies in the conversion of new drinkers. Some come from the American Premium Lager camp, looking for bigger flavors; while others come from the wine drinking community, looking for the big flavors they already know but with a little less alcohol or at a lower cost. In fact, the craft beer industry gained many wine consumers during the Great Recession of 2008 (and 2009 and 2010…) when wine drinkers realized that they could still get full flavored beverages, but instead of paying $12 per glass, they could do it at $5 per glass just by switching to beer. I think we all realize that the first step to gaining a new, regular consumer is getting them to try the product. Craft beer is no different. So are all these new consumers out searching for Dark Lord or Canadian Breakfast Stout? No, they are reaching out to the flagship brands…the brands they can find at the bars and restaurants they frequent, as well as the grocery stores where they shop. These are the people that are raising the industry to new heights with their discovery of craft beer. WWW.GRANDCANYONBREWERY.COM

It should come as no surprise then that most people come to craft beer through various flagship brands. Many of these are brands that the beer snob

would look down on. I would be willing to bet that the single biggest transition or gateway beer is probably Blue Moon. It is safe to say that without Blue Moon, there would be a lot less craft beer drinkers in the world. If you took away brands like New Belgium Fat Tire, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale and Anchor Steam, that number would drop even further. Of course you will have some people that will make the inevitable discovery of fuller flavored beer without ever touching a flagship brand. Just as you will have some brewers that will be successful without brewing a flagship beer. However, these are the exceptions, not the rule. At the end of the day, we all get to drink craft beer because people took a risk and created a flagship brand to back a company that they were just getting started. They needed a brand that would sell well enough to create the cash flow needed to build the company, and maybe to experiment with beers that had even more flavor. New Belgium is the classic example of this. Don’t think for one minute that a brewery could create the kind of brewery that produces La Folie and the rest of the Lips of Faith series, without first getting their feet under them with Fat Tire. Since we are getting back to basics, it would be appropriate for a journalist to end an article with a nice closing paragraph tying everything together. Well, if you ever meet a journalist, make sure you tell him or her that. Me…I’m just going to tell you that I look forward to my next beer, no matter what it is.

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Halle Berry doesn’t say “yes” to television work every day, but Steven Spielberg is a powerful lure. The Oscar-winning actress stars in the executive producer’s home-screen latest project as CBS debuts the scifi thriller series “Extant” Wednesday, July 9. No one connected to the show seems to mind any thematic references to last year’s Oscar-winning movie “Gravity” as Berry plays another woman in space, this one newly returned home from a yearlong solo mission ... but with a very unexpected development. She discovers she’s pregnant, and if she’s confounded by the news, so are loved ones including her husband (Goran Visnjic, “ER”) and a doctor friend (Camryn Manheim, “The Practice”). Also factoring into the story is the married couple’s humanoid son (Pierce Gagnon), who’s at the crux of a scientific debate over what constitutes a soul. Michael O’Neill (“Bates Motel”), Hiroyuki Sanada, Annie Wersching (“24”) and Meryl Streep’s daughter Grace Gummer (“The Newsroom”) are among other “Extant” cast members. “I’m a fan of sci-fi, but I’m even more a fan of Steven Spielberg sci-fi, which is more supernatural,” Berry explains. “I love that this show is rooted solidly in strong characters before you get into the otherworldly aspects. You first

get to know this family, and I think it’s a beautiful set-up for what’s to come as we get further and further into the series.” Indeed, “Extant” is based on Earth for a number of its initial scenes before the first flashback-cued sighting of a space station. Berry deems her character, Molly, “an everyday woman. Sure, she has an extraordinary job – I’m not suggesting that people go into space in a pedestrian way – but at the end of the day, she’s fighting for what every woman would fight for, and that’s her baby. No matter what that is, it’s hers, and it’s part of her.” “Extant” was created by another of the series’ executive producers, Mickey Fisher, who had written the pilot simply on spec. He acknowledges that the success Spielberg, his Amblin Television firm and CBS had with “Under the Dome” last summer “really opened the door for us. I’d carried the idea around in my head in different versions; at one point, it was going to be a one-person play. Then about three years ago, I moved out to L.A. go try to break into TV, and I did the thing they always tell you to do as a writer: ‘Write the show that you would want to watch.’ ” Enter Spielberg, who became a patron of “Extant” early on. “Even just the possibility that he would read it at all,” Fisher reflects, “that the most successful

filmmaker of all time was going to read something I wrote, that in and of itself is a surreal thought. Then to hear that he liked it and that it was going forward ... I tell people that I sat and stared at a wall for 15 minutes, trying to wrap my head around it.” The executive producers of “Extant” also came to include showrunner Greg Walker, a veteran of series including “Vegas” and “The X-Files.” He reasons, “We learned a lot from watching Steven Spielberg as kids. All those movies have family elements that are deeply embedded in the mythology of the storytelling. Its like playing with a really great tennis player when we pitch him ideas; if you hit a really good, hard shot, he’ll return it and elevate your game.” The fact that “Extant” tackles big issues within a science-fiction wrapping was another major appeal for Berry. “That’s one of the reasons I love being a part of the ‘X-Men’ movie series as well,“ she notes. “It puts those social questions out there. This one addresses nature vs. nurture, and what it is to be human – can we teach a machine to have human qualities and to love? This show is so layered, and not just in being set 30 years in the future. It deals with issues we face today, for sure.” (An interesting note: Though the end credits on broadcast series now tend to fly by at breakneck speed, eagle-

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In women’s golf, there is no Tiger Woods; there is no single player who when on the golf course commands the attention of the entire media and fan base that Woods does. That, perhaps, could be a good thing for the talented women of the LPGA tour, who will compete in their version of the British Open Thursday through Sunday, July 1013 (on ESPN), at the Royal Birkdale Golf Club in Southport, England. Stacy Lewis, however, is one player who may put a little pressure on herself to repeat as British Open champ. So far, in 2014 Lewis is once again on a roll, having won the North Texas LPGA Shootout in early May and the ShopRite LPGA Classic a month later. These victories place Lewis at the top of the Rolex Women’s World Cup rankings.

Stacy Lewis

Lewis would like nothing more than to find her name at the top of that same list when the LPGA wraps up its schedule in November. Such an achievement would make her the first American women’s golfer to achieve that year-end feat since it began in 2006. This is Lewis’ second stint at the top of the hill, having been ranked No. 1 for four weeks in 2013. Not bad for the Toledo, Ohio, native who grew up in the Houston area and overcame scoliosis as a child. An All-American at the University of Arkansas, her amateur career was as decorated as they come. Since turning professional in 2008, she’s been one of the top names in the LPGA, racking up 10 wins and two majors.

Hometown: The Woodlands, Texas Resides: Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. Born: Feb. 16, 1985 Height: 5 feet 5 inches Notable Amateur Achievements: SEC Freshman Golfer of the Year (2005) ... NCAA Division 1 Champion (2007) ... Golf Digest Amateur of the Year (2007) ... Dinah Shore Trophy (2007) ... first player to go 5-0 in during 2008 Curtis Cup victory Notable Pro Achievements: Twice

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ranked No. 1 in the world ... won Wendy’s 3-Tour Challenge with Natalie Gulbis and Christie Kerr in 2013 ... has been in double figures in top-10 finishes each year since 2011, including 19 in 2013 Off the Course: As a teen, spent hours a day wearing a back brace because of scoliosis ... has also endured back surgery that interrupted her playing time as an amateur

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A sports hater gets at the essence of competing in ‘Olympia’ A sports hater gets at the essence of competing in ‘Olympia’ Disabled filmmaker Niko von Glasow would be the first to tell you he hates sports, thinks the Paralympics are dumb and that the whole notion of Disabled competing to him isNiko a mystery. filmmaker von Glasow would be the first to tell you he Then he made thethe “POV” documentary “My Way Olympia” andnotion had hates sports, thinks Paralympics are dumb and to that the whole an competing attitude adjustment. of to him is a mystery. The hourlong which premieres Monday, Julyto7,Olympia” on PBS and (check Then he madefilm, the “POV” documentary “My Way had local listings), follows von Glasow — who was born with severely shortan attitude adjustment. ened — asfilm, he interviews athletes competing Paralympic Thearms hourlong which premieres Monday, July in 7,the on 2012 PBS (check Games in London, trying get a handle anyone, disabledshortor othlocal listings), follows von to Glasow — who on waswhy born with severely erwise, would want to engage in competition. ened arms — as he interviews athletes competing in the 2012 Paralympic “He’s in investigating this to need compete,” saysanyone, Simon Kilmurry, Games London, trying get to a handle on why disabled an or othexecutive producer forengage “POV.” “You know, what is it that drives people to erwise, would want to in competition. compete? Because it’s not something that he feels. “He’s investigating this need to compete,” says Simon Kilmurry, an “When I initially saw the film, it was certainly of my feelings in to executive producer for “POV.” “You know, what isone it that drives people watching itBecause that he had bothsomething the skepticism offeels. sports in general but then a compete? it’s not that he particular why someone withone a disability would feel “When Iskepticism initially sawaround the film, it was certainly of my feelings in this need to compete, is something he can’t relate in to general at all. but then a watching it that hewhich had both the skepticism of sports particular skepticism around why someone with a disability would feel this need to compete, which is something he can’t relate to at all.

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THURSDAY The Picture of Dorian Gray 3 p.m. on TCM You thought the book was freaky? Hurd Hatfield and George Sanders star in this 1945 adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s elegant horror yarn of a handsome young man who makes an infernal bargain to retain his good looks — although a painting of him starts to reflect the inner rot of his soul. Supporting actress Angela Lansbury snagged an Oscar nomination; Donna Reed and Peter Lawford also co-star.

FRIDAY Alice in Wonderland 3 p.m. on FAM There still can be new life in old stories, as the Disney organization and director Tim Burton prove again with this effective, liveaction take on the Lewis Carroll classic. Mia Wasikowska plays Alice as a teenager who bolts from a marriage proposal and tumbles down a rabbit hole into a wondrous land where she encounters such characters as the Mad Hatter (Johnny Depp), the evil Red Queen (Helena Bonham Carter) and the much nicer White Queen (Anne Hathaway).

AnnaSophia Robb (“Bridge to Terabithia”) and Alexander Ludwig play teenagers with special abilities that quickly become evident to the cabbie (Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson) they enlist to help them get away from government forces. The special effects are much improved from the time when the central roles belonged to Kim Richards and Ike Eisenmann, who have cameos here.

The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring 9 a.m. on TNT In director Peter Jackson’s first installment of the epic trilogy based on J.R.R. Tolkien’s novels, Frodo the hobbit (Elijah Wood) is enlisted to help the wizard Gandalf (Ian McKellen). Evil forces are gathering to control the land, and Frodo is given a magic ring, which he must destroy. He is accompanied on his journey by a noble assortment of companions. Viggo Mortensen, Orlando Bloom, Sean Astin, John Rhys-Davies, Billy Boyd and Dominic Monaghan co-star.

Hook 3 p.m. on BBC-A Dustin Hoffman stars as the villainous Capt. James Hook, who kidnaps the children of the grown-up Peter Pan, in this 1991 Steven Spielberg production based on the story by Sir James M. Barrie. The cast includes Robin Williams (Peter), Glenn Close (a pirate) and Julia Roberts (Tinkerbell).

The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie 1 p.m. on NICK The yellow sponge’s oceanic world made it to the big screen in this 2004 feature film. When King Neptune’s crown is stolen, SpongeBob and Patrick leave Bikini Bottom and head for Shell City to retrieve it. There’s more than just the headgear at stake: Mr. Krabs has been accused of being the thief. Voice talent includes Tom Kenny, Bill Fagerbakke, Clancy Brown, Scarlett Johansson and Jeffrey Tambor, with a cameo by David Hasselhoff.

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“Jumanji”

In 2003, teen surfer Bethany Hamilton made international headlines in a tragic way when she lost her left arm to a tiger shark. Her story is recounted in this 2011 drama, based on her own book, that doesn’t stint in re-creating the attack. AnnaSophia Robb (“Bridge to Terabithia”) does a fine job in the central role, with strong backing from Helen Hunt and Dennis Quaid as Bethany’s parents. Kevin Sorbo and music’s Carrie Underwood also appear.

A Bug’s Life 10:30 a.m. on DISN Created by Pixar, the computer-animation studio that also teamed with Disney on “Toy Story,” this 1998 fantasy focuses on an epic battle between brave ants and invading grasshoppers. Among the celebrities lending their voices are Dave Foley (“NewsRadio”), David Hyde Pierce (“Frasier”), Kevin Spacey, Julia LouisDreyfus (“Seinfeld”) and Phyllis Diller.

SATURDAY Jumanji 6:30 p.m. on FAM Two children (Kirsten Dunst, Bradley Pierce) discover a mysterious board game in their new home’s attic. They begin to play, only to discover each roll unleashes terrifying consequences. When a jungleravaged man (Robin Williams) pops out of the game, they learn he was trapped in another world during a roll of the dice 20 years earlier. They must finish the game he started to undo all the damage and put things right. Bonnie Hunt and Bebe Neuwirth also star.

“The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring”

SUNDAY Race to Witch Mountain 9 a.m. on FAM A couple of 1970s Disney fantasies get an update in this enjoyable adventure.

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Desert Diamond Casino Hotel 7350 South Nogales Hwy, Tucson 1-866-332-9467 Monsoon Night Club: Live bands or DJ on weekends “Dance Fusion” Dance music of all kinds every Friday “Noches Caliente Saturdays” Hottest Tex Mex & Tejano music; Desert Diamond Casino I -19 1100 West Pima Mine Road, Sahuarita 1-866-332-9467 Diamond Center: July 3 – Kenny Rogers July 18 – Chris Isaak Aug 9 – Pink Floyd laser Spectacular (in 3D) Aug 30 – Super Diamond (Neil Diamond Tribute) Sept 19 – Thompson Square Sept 27 – Natalie Cole Sports Bar: Sports on big screens along with Karaoke on Wednesdays, Swingin’ Tuesdays and Golden Oldies every Thursday, plus music w/ Fiesta and Desert DJs on Fri & Sat nights Fort McDowell Casino N of Shea off Hwy 87, Fountain Hills 1-800-THE-FORT Lucky 7 Saloon: Free entertainment on Fri & Sat – featuring; Kenny G Band, Chaka N Friends, Basketball Jones, Furious George, Apache Spirit, Rhythm Edition & Kalliope Dance Party (July 3 & 4) Bingo Hall: Saturday, June 21 – Late Night Lunar Bingo w/ music, games & giveaways Outdoors: July 19 at 8pm - Mega Yard Sale Radisson Ballroom: Call for updated schedule For updates – go to fortmcdowellcasino. com

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Harrah’s Ak-Chin Resort and Casino 15406 Maricopa Rd., Maricopa 480-802-5000 THE LOUNGE: Wed, Noon – 4pm; Swing Tips, Yesterday Once More, Bandstand Shows, J White, XO featuring Julissa Ruth Fri & Sat nights; free live entertainment July 4 – Diamond Rio Aug 1 – Jason Michael Carroll Sept 12 – JT Hodges Oct 24 – Vertical Horizon For updates, go to harrahsakchin.com

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America Lone Butte Casino 202 loop at the Kyrene exit – Chandler, 1-800-WIN-GILA Cascades Lounge: June Entertainment (4pm-7pm) Mondays & Fridays - Marty & the Party, Tuesdays - Thaddeus Rose, Wednesdays - Spotlight or Silhouette, Thursdays (noon-3pm) The Swingtips, (47pm) Latino Rebel Band, Otis & the Beat, The Walkens or The Heat Wednesdays (8pm-Mid) JJ’s band Thursdays (8pm-Mid) JJ’s Band (7/9) and Str8up 7/3 Fridays (9pm-1am) AZ Tex Band Saturdays (9pm-1am) Soul Persuasion, Smooth Groove or New Frequency Sundays (3-7pm) Real Tones Band or Route 66 Verona Chophouse: Saturday: Talia 5-9pm & Sunday: (10am-3pm) live Jazz brunch Buffet Bingo Hall: 11pm Fri & Sat - B.A.D BINGO w/ DJ “Rockin’ Rob” music, light show, bingo & giveaways Mazatzal Hotel & Casino 1/2-mile S. of Payson on Hwy 87 1-800-777-PLAY www.777play.com

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Paradise Casino 450 Quechan Drive, Yuma 1-888-777- 4946 Bingo / Concert Hall: Aug 16 – Zapp Band w/ Special Guest Candyman Sharky’s Bar: Live bands or DJ’s on weekends Quechan Casino Resort 525 Algodones Rd, Winterhaven CA (5 mi West of Yuma) 1-877-783-2426 PIPA Event Center: Call for updated schedule Sidewinders bar: Free weekend entertainment featuring DJ’s or bands; Los Kodigoz, Mirage, Tropic II or Checker’d Past Talking Stick Resort Loop 101 and Indian Bend Road - Scottsdale 480-850-7734 Talking Stick Showroom: July 3 – Art Garfunkel July 5 – UFC 175 Viewing Party (Weidman vs Machida) July 24 – Kenny Wayne Shepard Band Aug 8 – Dr. John Aug 22 – The Australian Bee Gees Aug 23 – Queensryche (Farewell tour w/ Geoff Tate) Aug 29 – Asleep at the Wheel Sept 13 – The TUBES Sept 19 – Kathleen Madigan Sept 25 thru 27 – Thunder From Down Under (Male Revue) Grand Ballroom: July 10 – Boz Skaggs July 18 – Russell Peters July 23 – Replay America w/ The Go Go’s $ The Motels Aug 1 – Slash w/ Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators Aug 2 – COMIC Lisa Lampanelli Aug 4 – Deep Purple Aug 10 – Tedeschi Trucks band The Pool at Talking Stick: July 3 – Watch the Fireworks Show held across the freeway at Salt River Fields from the parking lot or the best view from Degree 270 lounge on the 14th floor! TSR Lounge: DJ Juma, DJ Theresa and others – Weekends Palo Verde Lounge: featuring Gustavo Angeles (Mon-Thurs) Paul Wells (Fri & Sat) and DJ Juma after 11pm on Sat Shadows Lounge: classic sounds of Frank Sinatra and others Degree 270 Lounge: Fri & Sat, Top local DJ’s and from the West Coast Orange Sky Restaurant & Lounge: Live jazz Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort 22181 Resort Blvd (I-40 @ exit 219) Flagstaff (928) 856-7200 Arrows Lounge: live music on weekends

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6/20 & 6/21 – Voo Doo Rhythm Band, 6/27 & 6/28 – Chad Freeman & Redline Vee Quiva Hotel & Casino The West Valley Casino 51st Ave, 4 miles S. of Baseline – Laveen 1-800-WIN-GILA Event Center: July 4 – Rusty Evans and the Ring of Fire (Johnny Cash Tributr) July 18 – Banda Machos Sept 6 – ABBAFab (ABBA Tribute) Sept 12 – Los Lobos Outdoor Patio: (Mon – Sat, 4pm-7pm) Featuring these bands; Powerdrive, New Frequency Band, Marty & the Party, The Walkens, Chuck E Baby, Eagleheart, Michael and Manuel, Latino Rebel Band, Arroz Con Mango band, Shining Star, Reality Band, Priminition, Rhythym Edition & Chaka & friends Bingo Park: Every Saturday at 11pm – BINGO ECLIPSE – Bingo, DJ music, light show & giveaways Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino I-10 at Wild Horse Pass exit - Chandler 1-800-WIN-GILA Ovations LIVE! Showroom: July 4 – Kenny G July 5 – The Fabulous Thunderbirds July 6 – Paperback Writer (Beatles Tribute) July 19 – Chris Isaak July 20 – “One Gunn, One Love (Bob Marley Tribute) July 26 – Paquita La Del Barrio Aug 1 – Los Tigres del Norte Aug 15 – Peter Frampton Aug 16 – December ’63 (Frankie Valli Tribute) Aug 17 – Justin Shandor (World’s Ultimate Elvis Tribute) Aug 24 – Lila Downs Aug 29 – Great White & Slaughter Aug 30 – Lost 80’s Live w/ Flock of Seagulls, Men without Hats, Naked Eyes, Animotion, Dramarama and the Flirts Sept 7 – Piano Man (Tribute to Billy Joel & Elton John OUTDOORS at Festival Park: call for updated schedule AIRIA – “Nightlife Unplugged” live entertainment – Fridays featuring JJ’s Band, Static, Smooth Groove and Shining Star, plus deejays on Saturdays: DJ BKNY, DJ Identaty, DJ Raya, DJ Nerd, & DJ Raia, Encore Lounge: Mid-day entertainment Monday’s 11am-3pm & late night entertainment w/ bands; Powerdrive, Hamptons, Andrea & Los Guys, Str8up, Michael & Manuel, JJ’s Band, The Walkens, DyVerse, Chaka and Friends, New Frequency, Smooth Groove, Eagleheart, Rhythm Edition, Pima Express & Route 66 Yavapai Casino 1505 East Hwy 69 – Prescott 1-800-7568744 Yavapai Cantina; Fri – Karaoke w/ Cruisin’ Susan, Saturdays – Live Bands

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Howard Stern

of “AmericA’S GoT TAlenT” On nBC You can be biting and have no compunctions about speaking your mind, yet you are very gentle with the people auditioning for this. Why?

You can provoke people to just be mean. Over the last two seasons, it has been so accepting. They know they are safe here. We change people’s careers – Collins Key opening for Demi Lovato. There are a lot of strange, fun, weird acts. Does that remain fun for you?

Where else could you go? We are like a beacon of light. Where do these people go? “The Gong Show” never took the talent seriously. This is network TV. This will survive that format because of variety.

The Grammy Awards were introduced to counter the threat of rock music. In the late 1950s, a group of record executives were alarmed by the explosive success of rock ‘n roll, considering it a threat to “quality” music.

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Boomrat Launch party, EDM Biz Conferences and Expo, a media dinner provided by the LIGHT group at Mandalay Bay, and of course, the Grand Slam of festivals, EDC Las Vegas - all occurred June 18th-23rd. Electric Daisy Carnival: which by now, is a house hold name, drew a sold out show of 400,000 fans over a course of 3 dusk till dawn days. This past year, we here at AZ Weekly have covered EDC Puerto Rico, Orlando, and New York, but nothing could prepare us for Las Vegas. The roaring energy kicked off on day one as we entered the gates. As the sun set, the thousands of taxis, shuttles, and cars poured in, filling every crevice of the landscape that was, EDC. Carnival rides lined the interior of Las Vegas Motor Speedway, performers dazzled onlookers as they walked by on stilts, and thumping beats filled your chest from all angles. For 12 hours a day, three days in a row, people got an escape. Whether it was from student loans, your boss at work, or any stresses that one might have, those problems didn’t exist. What did exist was an experience on a magnitude so high, you had to be there to understand.

At the main stage named ‘Kinetic’ the design resembled a cathedral with two massive owls with a grand wing span. Between every Dj transition, spectators were delighted to a theatric show on the stage through the use of LED panels, laser shows, pyrotechnics, water fountains (think Bellagio) and of course, an incredible firework display. The diversity of stages provided attendees a variety of music, so there was something for everyone. We came across a woman who had gone to EDC 6 times in a row, when I asked her why does she continue to go every year, she responded, “I love the progression the event itself has gone through. The music, the stages, and the lifelong friendships that are formed here, it will keep me coming back.” While EDM receives its due credit with the music now charting on Top 40 radio, the scene itself can be diffused by bad media publicity just as the rock and roll age came to be in the 70’s. The new generation of festival goers are a part of a movement that not much know about and onlookers are quick to judge based on attendees flashy outfits and unfortunate publicity of stimulants that give the rave scene a discerning image. Truth be told,

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these massive festivals are booming and are popping up across the globe. The question is why? The answer lies within us. As the days go by, more and more people save up to get away and escape from the bad news we see every day on TV or hear about through social media. Music has always been about expression. The connection between humans through music is unparalleled. YouTubing ‘EDC’ will show you just how connected music brings us together. As 2014 EDC Las Vegas came to a close, we walked out as the sun rose, with the sunlight hitting our glimmering eyes and watching people dance off in the distance, it was simple to appreciate why this event sold out before any artist announcement ever occurred; because no matter what happens in the world, we have each other and we can put trust in one another. Together in unity, music bonds all of us, no matter what genre of music you’re into. If you have not had the opportunity to go to EDC, consider it, as it will probably be one of the most fun things you can do in your lifetime.

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JULY 3RD: HANS OLSON’S BDAY PARTY JULY 4TH: BIG NICK & THE GILA MONSTERS JULY 5TH: CANDY E KANE

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CLUB RED (480) 469-4733 •2155 E. UNVERSITY DR.

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BOB WEIR & RATDOG JULY 7TH

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JULY 3RD: MICHAEL JACKSON HISTORY SHOW PRESENTS THRILLER JULY 5TH: RIGO ENTERTAINMENT BDAY BASH

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Blue Martini (480) 638BLUE, 5455 E. High St. www. bluemartinilounge.com Wed Jul 2 Live Music w/ Marley Taylor Band Sun Jul 6 Rock and Soul Sundays Mon Jul 7 Casamigos Skinny Margaritas, Duane and Ethan Buffalo Chip Saloon (480) 488-9118, 6811 E. Cave Creek Rd. www.buffalochipsaloon. com Wed Jul 2 The Donny Grub Band Thu Jul 3 Pick o’ the Litter Fri Jul 4 Donny Grub Band Sat Jul 5 Pick o’ the Litter Sun Jul 6 Pick o’ the Litter Char’s Has the Blues (602) 230-0205, 4631 N. 7th Ave. www.charshastheblues.com Wed Jul 2 Larry Bailey Thu Jul 3 Soul Power Fri Jul 4 Soul Power Sat Jul 5 Kenny Gee Project w/ Kenny Brown Sun Jul 6 Soul Power Mon Jul 7 Bam Bam Jam Session CK’s Tavern and Grill (480) 706-5564, 4142 E. Chandler Blvd. www.ckgrill.com Fri Jul 4 Adrenaline Sat Jul 5 The Dickensons Club Red (480) 496-4733, 1306 W. University Dr. www. clubredrocks.com Fri Jul 4 The Good. Great. Grand. Wonderful ol/ Independence Day Festival Sat Jul 5 Depraved Heretic, Warhead, houseCry Evil, Death Awaits, Grind Cocomo Joe’s (480) 5388008, 28244 N. Tatum Blvd. www.cocomojoes.com Wed Jul 2 Karaoke

Sun Jul 6 Bill Dutcher

Copper Blues (480) 7915005, 50 W. Jefferson St. www.copperblueslive.com Wed Jul 2 Black Bottom Lighters Thu Jul 3 The Instant Classics Fri Jul 4 The Walkens Sat Jul 5 The Instant Classics Mon Jul 7 Chad Gregory Coyote Alley (623) 5469222, 16846 W. Bell Rd. www.coyotealleyaz.com Wed Jul 2 DJ & Karaoke Host Slim Jim Thu Jul 4 Ladies Night Karaoke Mon Jul 8 Karaoke Desert Ridge Marketplace 21001 N. Tatum Blvd. (District Stage) and (AMC Fountain). www.shopdesertridge.com Fri Jul 4 Peppermint James, Jimmy Lee Boggs Sat Jul 5 Ratio, Alex Mullins Harold’s Corral (480) 4881906, 6895 E. Cave Creek Rd.: www.haroldscorral.com Thu Jul 3 AZ Blues Project Sun Jul 6 Dwayne & Ethan Hazelwoods First Place 3626 E. Indian School Rd. www.hazelwoodsfirstplace. com Sat Jul 5 Karaoke Sun Jul 6 Jack Young Ice House Tavern (602) 2441179, 3855 E. Thomas Rd. www.icehousetavernphx.com Fri Jul 4 Closed Sat Jul 5 Open w/ No Band Joe’s Grotto (602) 992-1007, 13825 N. 32nd St. www.joesgrotto.com Wed Jul 2 Band Open Mic

w/ Greg & Roach Thu Jul 3 Open Mic tha Underground Fri Jul 4 Independent Hustlas Day explosion and guest Sat Jul 5 Burning Rights, Second Class Citizens, Failing To Fly, No Refills Lost Leaf Gallery (602) 2580014, 914 N 5th St & Roosevelt, Phoenix www.thelostleaf.org Wed Jul 2 Pet Tigers Thu Jul 3 Steel Toed Slippers Fri Jul 4 DJentrification, Everyone is Dirty Sat Jul 5 Lonesome Wilderness Redemptions Sun Jul 6 D.J. Smite, Deltaphonic O’Kelley’s (480) 756-6069, 2120 W. Guadalupe Rd. www.okelleysbar.com TBD Pranksters Too (480) 9901114, 7919 E Thomas Rd. www.prankstersgarandbrill. com Wed Jul 2 Acoustic jam Thu Jul 3\ Acoustic Jam

Pub Rock (480) 945-4985, 8005 E. Roosevelt St., Scottsdale www.Pubrocklive.com Sun Jul 6 SKa Prom w/ Be Like Max and More Rhythm Room (602) 2654842, 1019 E. Indian School Rd., Phoenix www.rhythmroom.com Thu Jul 3 Hans Olson’s Bday Party Fri Jul 4 Big Nick & The Gila Monsters Sat Jul 5 Candy E Kane Sun Jul 6 J.C. & The Juke Rockers

Rock Bar (480) 331-9190, 4245 N. Craftsman Court, Scottsdale www.rockbarscottsdale.com Thu Jul 3 Kyle Phelan Band Fri Jul 4 Shawn Johnson and Friends Independence Day Jam Sat Jul 5 Rose Colored Eyes Tue Jul 8 The Kyle Phelan Band

Rogue Bar (480) 947-3580, 423 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale www.theroguebar.com Wed Jul 2 Open Mic w/ Jason messer Thu Jul 3 Robert Meade, Everyone is Dirty, Bad Neighbors, Los pinkeye, Emby Alexander Fri Jul 4 DeSade, The Lesser Saints, Nomada, Adult Arcade Sat Jul 5 Dadadoh, Paper Foxes, Lindy Vision, Zodiac and Nova Sun Jul 6 Seizure Salad Productions D.I. w/ Unstable Youth, Heavy Breather, Skull Drug, Bottom Stugger Mon Jul 7 ND 22, Icelus, Cempoalli 20, The Miracle Dolls Tue Jul 8 Victory, Bricktop, The Industry, Working Class Mutts, Assault and Battery Sail Inn (480) 966-9565 26 S. Farmer Ave, Tempe www. TheSailInn.com TBD

www.tempemarketplace.com Fri Jul 4 Madeline Deveroux Band and Michael Callahan Sat Jul 5 Interfate, and Jimmy Lee Boggs Sun Jul 6 Radiodrive by free CD Release Show Tempe Tavern (602) 6251336, 1810 E. Apache Blvd. www.tempetavern.com Fri Jul 4 Red, White, and Creepy 4th of July Bash Sat Jul 5 Bobby D Mon Jul 7 Glodies Monday Madness Tue Jul 8 TempEasy w/ DJ Rueben

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The Trunk Space (602) 2566006, 1506 N.W. Grand Ave. www.thetrunkspace.com TBD Waddell’s Longhorn Corral (623)853-0395, 1629 N 195th Ave.: www.waddellslonghorncorral.com July 3 – 10 Justin Wright & High Octane Yucca Tap Room (480) 9674777, 29 W. Southern Ave. www.yuccatap.com Wed Jul 2 The Donkeys, Cherie Cherie, Makeshift Skyline, DJ Babynose Thu Jul 3 Blunt Club Thursdays Fri Jul 4 Broloaf/s 5th Annual Patriotic Meltdown Sat Jul 5 Shifter w/ guests Sun Jul 6 Valley Fever

Steel Horse Saloon (602) 942-8778, 1818 W. Bell Rd. www.steelhorsesaloon.com Fri Jul 4 Boomer Sat Jul 5 Shut Up & Drive Sun Jul 6 Haymakers Tempe Marketplace 2000 E. Rio Salado Pkwy (District Stage) and (B&N Fountain).

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WORDS FROM THE WISE

“Always be a first rate version of yourself and not a second rate version of someone else.” - Judy Garland

“Simplicity is the keynote of all true elegance.” - Coco Chanel

“I used to walk down the street like I was a fucking star... I want people to walk around delusional about how great they can be - and then to fight so hard for it every day that the lie becomes the truth.” - Lady Gaga

“Keep away from people who try to belittle your ambitions. Small people always do that, but the really great make you feel that you, too, can become great.” - Mark Twain

“Is it so bad, then, to be misunderstood? Pythagoras was misunderstood, and Socrates, and Jesus, and Luther, and Copernicus, and Galileo, and Newton, and every pure and wise spirit that ever took flesh. To be great is to be misunderstood.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson

“Great men are not born great, they grow great . . .” - Mario Puzo

“Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds.”

- Albert Einstein

Innovation distinguishes between a leader and a follower. - Steve Jobs

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Selenophobia is the fear of the moon. A bolt of lightning killed an entire soccer team during a game in 1998.

94.6% of the United States is rural, open land. The cost of college textbooks has risen 812% in the past 30 years – More than healthcare, housing prices, and college tuition.

Cameron Diaz and Snoop Dogg used to go to the same high school and she bought weed from him.

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A Boeing 737 gets better gas mileage than a Honda Odyssey, a Toyota Camry and a Harley Davidson Sportster (per person).

Michael Jackson’s song “Bad” was originally supposed to be a duet with Prince.

Vodka kills wasps on contact.

The”Fi” in “WiFi” does not mean anything. The creators just named it that because it rhymed with “HiFi.”

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TUCSON LIVE MUSIC SCENE The Boondocks Lounge (520) 690-0991, 3306 N. 1st Ave.: Wed Jul 2 The Titan Valley Warheads Thu Jul 3 Ed Delucia Trio Fri Jul 4 Jaques Taylor & The Real Deal Sat Jul 5 Amosphere Mon Jul 7 The Bryan Dean Triowww.boondockslounge. com

Borderlands Brewing Co. (520) 261-8773, 119. E. Toole Ave. Thu Jul 3 Louise Le Hir Fri Jul 4 Mustang Corners www.borderlandsbrewing. com

Chicago Bar (520) 748-8169, 5954 E. Speedway Blvd.: Wed Jul 2 Bad News Blues Band Thu Jul 3 Neon Prophet Fri Jul 4 AmoSphere Sat Jul 5 Neon Prophet Sun Jul 6 Reggae Sundays Mon Jul 7 The Ronstadts www.chicagobartucson.com

Club Congress (520) 622-8848, 311 E. Congress St.: Wed Jul 2 Horse Black Fri Jul 4 4th of July Rock N Roll Riot Sat Jul 5 The Deer Hunter w/ guests Sun Jul 6 Jason Brock www.hotelcongress.com/club

Dantes Fire (520) 382-9255 2526 E. Grant TBD dantesfireaz.com

Elliott’s On Congress (520) 622-5500, 135 E. Congress St. Mondays 8pm-11pm Jazz Guild of Tucson Thursdays 8pm-10pm Tommy Tucker www.elliottsoncongress.com

Monterey Court (520) 207-2429, 505 West Miracle Mile Wed Jul 2 Peter McLaughlin & Nick Coventry Thu Jul 3 Dash Pocket Fri Jul 4 Picnic Celebration w/ The Determined Luddites & Ron Pandy Sat Jul 5 Angel Diamond & The Blues Disciples Sun Jul 6 Eric Schaffer & Ed Delucia www.montereycourtaz.com

Plush (520) 798-1298, 340 E. 6th St.: TBA www.plushtucson.com

RJ’s Replays Sports Pub and Grub (520) 495-5136, 5769 E. Speedway Blvd.: www.rjsreplays.com

The Rock (520) 629-9211, 136 N. Park Ave.: Sat Jul 12 Some Are Good Summer Evil www.rocktucson.com

Sky Bar (520) 622-4300, 536 N. 4th Ave. Tucson, Arizona 85705 Fri Jul 4 Hot Era Sat Jul 5 DJ Mig’ill Dance Party www.skybartucson.com

Surly Wench Pub (520) 882-0009, 424 N. 4th Ave.: Thu Jul 3 Bricktop, Rat City Riot Fri Jul 4 Black Cherry Burlesque www.surlywenchpub.com

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(520) 298-0430, 6622 E Tanque Verde: Fri Jul 4 Flipside Sat Jul 5 Flipside www.tucsonmaverick.com

(520) 740-1000, 318 E. Congress St.: Tue Jul 8 Guitar Gods 2014 www.rialtotheatre.com

Tucson Jazz Society (520) 903-1265 / 2777 N. Campbell Ave. Suite #206 Fri Jul 4 Sly Slipetsky @ McMahon’s Sat Jul 5 Jeff Lewis Quartet at Cushing St. www.TucsonJazz.org

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The lifespan of a squirrel is about nine years. Gopher snakes in Arizona are not poisonous, but when frightened they may hiss and shake their tails like rattlesnakes.

There are more than fifty different kinds of kangaroos.

Months that begin on a Sunday always have a Friday the 13th in them.

The female lion does ninety percent of the hunting.

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The present population is expected to rise to 15 Billion by the year 2080.

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