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41. Needle Exchange

    DJ Bacteria and more than a dozen of his peers will gather at AREA Phoenix

    By Benjamin Leatherman

    Published: January 10, 2008

    The DJ scene around the ’Nix is quite tumultuous. Turntablists have a habit of changing up their weekly nights more often than Lindsay Lohan changes boyfriends. You know...

42. Turntable

    Seven nights of DJs and dancing

    Published: January 10, 2008

    THURSDAY 10 Axis/Radius: Crystal Thursdays Ladies Night (Top 40, rock, dance) The Blooze Bar: DJ El Dedo (rockabilly) Bobby C's: Willy B. (old-school R&B) Bunkhouse:...

43. Cafe

    Breaking up with Cien Agaves isn't so hard to do

    By Michele Laudig

    Published: January 10, 2008

    It's not a big stretch to compare restaurants to relationships. Finding a great new place is like having a crush. You notice an intriguing stranger, flirt with the idea of...

44. Film

    The Orphanage: A Spanish-language creepfest that echoes Pan’s Labyrinth

    By Jim Ridley

    Published: January 10, 2008

    Having a child destroys your immune system to horror, real or imagined. Before the blessed event, you could laugh off The Exorcist, The Omen, or any of a thousand gory shockers...

45. Film

    Youth Without Youth: Coppola’s back with a Faustian romance about the reversal of time

    By J. Hoberman

    Published: January 10, 2008

    Francis Ford Coppola's self-financed return to the fray, Youth Without Youth, is a curious project — well-crafted, personal, and movie-movie old-fashioned even in its...

46. Film

    First Sunday: Ice Cube and Tracy Morgan get religion

    By Nick Pinkerton

    Published: January 10, 2008

    Since promising Armageddon in the leadoff bars of Straight Outta Compton, star-producer Ice Cube has been one canny career man. In recent years, he's pulled up stake in the...

47. Surreal Estate

    Yes, it is possible to love the ubiquitous Phoenix strip mall

    By Robrt L. Pela

    Published: January 10, 2008

    I've been thinking about strip malls again lately. They've been an on-again, off-again obsession of mine since the '80s, when I started traveling and noticed that other cities...

48. Art

    The fresh “Young Jewelers” show keeps the Heard Museum moving forward

    By Lilia Menconi

    Published: January 10, 2008

    Living knee-deep in this postmodern world means a constant flux of meaning and connectivity. What was rigidly defined for previous generations is now a junk drawer of ideas,...

49. Art

    Joe Baker, who helped contemporize the Heard, leaves the museum after five years

    By Lilia Menconi

    Published: January 10, 2008

    People go to the Heard Museum to see woven blankets, turquoise jewelry, and ancient pots. Joe Baker tried to change that. Although he left late last year (part of the...

50. Art Scene

    Current shows, exhibitions, and installations

    By Lilia Menconi

    Published: January 10, 2008

    Lindsay Palmer, Aaron Abbot and Don Kauss at eye lounge: eye lounge kicks off 2008 with two photographers and a sculptor, with varying degrees of success. Lindsay Palmer...

51. Game On

    Wii’s Indianapolis 500 Legends brings Brickyard history to life

    By Chris Ward

    Published: January 10, 2008

    When I was 12, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway totally screwed me over. After visiting the famed Brickyard and eagerly paying 10 bucks to take "a lap around the track," I was...

52. DVDish

    New on DVD: Parenthood never looked scarier in the underrated Joshua

    By Robert Wilonsky

    Published: January 10, 2008

    Joshua (Fox) George Ratliff's movie, a sort of satirical take on Rosemary's Baby, came and went upon its release; seems no one got the joke about how parents (Sam Rockwell...

53. What Else Is New?

    New Times' top DVD picks scheduled for release this week

    Published: January 10, 2008

    The All New Super Friends Hour: Season One, Volume One (Turner) American Carny: True Tales From the Circus Sideshow (Koch Vision) Cary Grant: 4-Disc Collector's Set...