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The 58th Annual

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T: 480.515.1500 • F: 480.515.1122 • E: [email protected] 2013 Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show is proud to benefit the following Charities: Cox Charities and March of Dimes.

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Live Music:Crescent Ballroom Friday, February 1

Augustana Acoustic with Lauren Shea

602-716-2222 308 N. 2nd Ave., Phoenixwww.crescentphx.com

Stomp!Wednesday, January 30 - Thursday January 31

Orpheum Theater 203 W. Adams St. Phoenix 602-262-6225www.orpheum-theater.com

St. Valentines Day Massacre BallThursday, February 14

Wbere Guys and Dolls DressLike Gangsters and MollsTo Drink, Sing & Swing

525 S. Central Avenue, Phoenix602-866-3823www.theducephx.com

The Fox on the Fairway by Ken LudwigFriday, January 25 – February 10

According to ActorsTheatre.com the show is described as “A charmingly madcap adventure about love, life, and man’s eternal love affair...with golf.”

Herberger Theater Center222 East Monroe Street, Phoenix602-253-6701www.atphx.org

War HorseTuesday, February 5 – Sunday, February 10

A remarkable tale of courage, loyalty and friendship. This powerfully moving and imaginative drama, filled with stirring music and songs, is a show of phenomenal inventiveness that is currently playing to packed houses in London, New York and Toronto.

ASU Gammage1200 S. Forest Ave., Tempewww.asugammage.com

Stand Up Comedy: Gary OwenThursday, January 31 – Saturday, February 2

Stand Up Live 50 W. Jefferson St. Suite #200, Phoenix 480-719-6100 www.standuplive.com

Passport to Art: Artist ExpoThursday, January 31

What do you get when you mix together a variety of art forms, plenty of drinks and appetizers, and a splash of live music? It’s a perfect combination for the Spring 2013 Passport to Art: Artist Expo.

RSVP on DCRanch.comMarket Street Plaza20555 N. Pima Rd., Suite 140, Scottsdale480-342-7178www.dcranch.com

Vanvcouver Symphony OrchestraThursday, January 31

Grammy Award-winning conductor Brammwell Tovey leads the Vancouver Orchestra.

Virginia G. Piper Theater 7380 E. Second Street, Scottsdale480-499-8587scottsdaleperformingarts.org

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Innovators of the game of basketball for decades, the world famous Harlem Globetrotters have introduced something unparalleled in the history of sports and family entertainment, taking kid participation and fun to a whole new level when the Globetrotters come to the Valley for a Friday night game in Casa Grande on Feb. 8, and a Phoenix doubleheader on Saturday, Feb. 9. For the first time ever, during the Globetrotters’ 2013 “You Write the Rules” World Tour, your family’s smiles will begin before you even get to the show. Fans will decide the rules for the game that could affect the final outcome. This could be anything from playing with two basketballs

at once, to getting double the points for each basket made, to the Globetrotters’ revolutionary 4-point shot, which is an amazing 35 feet away from the basket. “Our fans are at the heart of everything we do,” says Globetrotters star Dizzy Grant, the first player in history to hit a 4-point shot, which was introduced in 2010. “Letting the fans determine some of the rules is a way to get them even more engaged and is something only the Globetrotters do.” Go online with your kids to www.harlemglobetrotters.com to vote for which rule you want to see implemented in the game. Then, get your tickets, and see the winning rules in live action. “Fans will always feel like they are a part of the action at a Globetrotters game,” says 12-year veteran Hi-Lite Bruton, who fans will likely hear throughout the game as the “ringleader” of the show. “You might be in your seat one minute, and out on the court with the player the next. We are also one of the few professional teams on the planet that set aside a few minutes after virtually every game to sign autographs, giving fans the opportunity to meet a player in person.” The popularity of women’s basketball has grown in recent years, no more evident than with one of the US Airways Center’s tenants, the Phoenix Mercury, but the Globetrotters are the only pro team known that has women playing with the guys, with three female players on this year’s roster.

“It’s humbling to be a part of such an iconic organization,” says Mighty Mitchell, one of two females in the Globetrotters’ 2013 rookie class. “I want our young female fans to know that women are strong, dedicated and ambitious. Never let anyone tell you that a task is impossible. It’s important to set high

standards for yourself, and hard work will help you achieve them.” Known worldwide as the “Ambassadors of Goodwill™,” the Globetrotters are showing further dedication to their fans with a tour-long campaign to promote breast cancer awareness, playing parts of each game with specially-designed pink Spalding basketballs and selling special pink Globetrotter wristbands to promote breast cancer awareness. HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS – 2013 “YOU WRITE THE RULES” WORLD TOUR

Friday, Feb. 8, at 7:00 p.m. at Casa Grande Union High School in Casa Grande.Saturday, Feb. 9, at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. at US Airways Center in Phoenix.

Tickets, starting at $25.75, on sale at www.harlemglobetrotters.com, www.ticketmaster.com, the US Airways Center box office, www.ticketweb.com (for the Casa Grande game), or by phone at 800-745-3000. Information on group and scout tickets can also be found at www.harlemglobetrotters.com.

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Thu.Fri.Sat.Sun.Mon. Circus Vargas conjures up an astonishing array of artists in its newest,

most exciting spectacular! Presenting, “Magikaria, A Fantastical Magical Experience!” An amazing production bursting with mystery, magic, music,

and more! Witness elaborate illusions and unbelievable feats of acrobatic and aerial artistry! Join us, as we travel to a realm of fantasy as far as magic will allow,

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58th Annual Scottsdale Arabian Horse ShowWest World, 16601 North Pima Road Sco�sdale, AZ 8�260

February 14-24, 2013Since 1955 the Annual Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show has set the pace

in the Arabian horse world. The first show was held at the grounds of the Arizona Biltmore Hotel which was a beautiful setting for a horse show.

The Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show was a first class show from the very first day.

After the show's beginnings at the Arizona Biltmore, Ann McCormick bought 150 acres in Scottsdale and made it into the horse facility known as Paradise Park

which served the needs of the show for many years.

Since that time, the show has been held at Westworld in Scottsdale. It has grown from 50 horses to nearly 2400 horses bringing top owners, trainers and breeders

from around the world competing for a chance at winning. A win at Scottsdale can mean big money in the breeding barns.

Harlem Globetrotters 2013 World Tour US Airways Center, Phoenix, AZ

Saturday Feb 9, 2013-2:00 PM 07:00 PM Your family's smiles will begin before you even get to the show as the

Harlem Globetrotters 2013 “You Write the Rules” World Tour takes kid participation to a whole new level. For the first time ever, fans will decide the rules

for the game that could affect the final outcome. Vote for your favorite, craziest rule now at www.harlemglobetrotters.com, then see the winning rules implemented live into Globetrotter basketball. After the game, Globetrotter stars remain on court

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1/31Ripe Awards 2013

Admire art in three genres with food, wine, and art exhibits at the Phoenix Art Museum. Taste the culinary genius of five of the valley’s top chefs while you appreci-ate local wine.

www.Ripephx.com. 6:30 pm – 9 pm. $65

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1/31Scottsdale Art Walk

Every Thursday, pay tribute to the best artistic minds in the Southwest by enjoying a walk through Old Towne.

www.scottsdalegalleries.com 7 pm – 9 pm. Free

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Food Truck Friday @ Phoenix Public Market

Be hip and eat from a moving kitchen every Friday. Let the driver feed you surprisingly delicious cuisine.

www.phxstreetfood.org 11 am – 1:30 pm

2/8 - 2/9

Mekong Plaza Lunar new year Festival

Welcome the year of the Snake with lion dancing, food, and fashion shows at the larg-est Lunar New Year Festival in AZ.

www.facebook.com/mekong-plaza. Free

2/9

Harlem Globetrotters @ uS Airways Center

You call the rules at this game. Visit the website to help de-cide how they play and what the outcome will be. Meet these stars on the court after-wards for photos and auto-graphs.

www.harlemglobetrotters.com. $18 - $130

2/6 - 2/23

AZ Beer Week @ Steele Indian School Park

Partake in Arizona craft beers and diverse festival food to last you until Octoberfest…or next weekend.

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Fiddler on the Roof @ Orpheum Theatre

Laugh, sing along to, and expe-rience this Tony Award winning classic while their still in town. www.ticketmaster.com.

$60 - $70 - 3/22 – 3/24

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2/9 - 3/31

AZ Renaissance Festival

Huzzah! A turkey leg for thee!

www.royalfaires.com/arizona. 10 am - 6 pm. $10 - $21

2/13

P!nk’s “The Truth About Love” Tour

Pop artist, Pink, is making Phoenix her first stop on her new tour—her first North American tour in four years. We’re special.

www.livenation.com 7 pm. $44 - $85.

2/14

Ballet AZ Presents Romeo & Juliet @ Symphony Hall

Witness the ballet translation of Shakespeare’s tragic tale of two young lovers. This Valen-tine’s Day, feel love in a whole new way.

www.balletaz.org

2/16

Romance in the Garden @ Desert Botanical Gardens

Dine under the stars with music and a desert backdrop with your sweetheart.

www.dbg.org. 6 pm – 9 pm. $35

2/22 - 3/30

Cactus League Spring Training

Root for your home team and show everyone where you’re really from.

www.cactusleague.com

2/23 - 2/24

Tough Mudder AZ - Mesa Being healthy is in. Feel like a beast and show your fitness as you trudge through mud to reach the finish line.

www.toughmudder.com. $95 - $180

2/23 - 2/24

Matsuri: A Festival of Japan @ Heritage & Science Park

Wear your Yukata and experi-ence the food, art, bonsai dis-plays, and live entertainment of the Japanese culture.

www.azmatsuri.org. 10 am – 5 pm. Free

3/10

Beat Swap Meet Phoenix @ Cyphers

Sell, trade, and browse through crates for your

favorite vinyls for purchase.

www.facebook.com/beatswap-meet. 12 pm - 6 pm. $5


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CIRCUS VARGAS SET TO DELIVER A TRULY “FANTASTICAL

MAGICAL EXPERIENCE”

Magikaria Casts its Spell on the Greater Phoenix Area

January 23 – February 18

Circus Vargas presents an astonishing array of artists in its newest, most exciting spectacular yet! Making its premiere debut, “Magikaria,” casts its spell on the Greater Phoenix area January 23 through February 18, 2013. An amazing production bursting with mystery, magic, music, and more, Magikaria entertains and amazes audiences with elaborate illusions, death-defying daredevilry and unbelievable feats of acrobatic and aerial artistry!

See Circus Vargas’ Magikaria at Fiesta Mall January 23-28, Metro Center Mall January 31- February4, Superstition Springs Center February 7-11 and The Pavilions at Talking Stick February 14-18 andtravel to a realm of fantasy as far as magic will allow, to a world where anything is possible. A world of magic … under the big top. Behold the extraordinary, the unexplainable! Unleash your imagination and discover the secret to Magikaria!

Meet and mingle with the cast of Magikaria! Arrive 30 minutes early for an exciting, interactive preshow where children (of all ages) can create their own magic under the big top! For more information about Circus Vargas and to purchase tickets visit www.circusvargas.com, by phone at 877-GOTFUN-1 (877-468-3861) or at the circus box office which opens one day prior to the first show.


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February 2013 2 Golden Dragon Acrobats . . . . . . . .7pm 9 Wayne Newton . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:30pm 15 Jeanne Robertson, Humorist . . . . .8pm 16 Happily Ever After… A Cinderella Tale . . . . . . . . . . . . .11am 23 Vicki Lawrence & Mama: A Two Woman Show . . . . . . . . 7:30pm

March 2013 1 Former SNL stars Jon Lovitz, Chris Kattan, & Tim Meadows LIVE! . . . .8pm 2 John Schneider & Tom Wopat Formerly The Dukes . . . . . . . . 7:30pm 9 Classic Albums Live performs The Beatles’ Abbey Road . . . . . . .8pm 10 Rhythm of the Dance . . . . . . . . . .3pm 16 ROOTS & BOOTS: Featuring Sammy Kershaw, Joe Diffie & Aaron Tippin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:30pm 23 Tony Orlando In Concert . . . . . 7:30pm

April 2013 5 Hotel California “A Salute to the Eagles” . . . . . . . .8pm 13 Scorpius Dance Theatre . . 3pm & 8pm

Happily Ever After…A Cinderella TaleGolden Dragon Acrobats “Cirque Ziva”

Vicki Lawrence & Mama: A Two Woman Show For Mature Audiences Only – Show Content is Rated R

John Schneider & Tom Wopat Formerly The Dukes

Classic Albums Live performs The Beatles’ Abbey Road

Jeanne Robertson, HumoristWayne Newton

ACCLAIMED LIMÓN DANCE COMPANY PERFORMS

CLASSIC AND NEW WORKS

Friday, February 22, 2013, 8 p.m.Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts

Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts will present the celebrated Limón Dance Company on Friday, Feb. 22. Acclaimed for its dramatic expression, technical mastery and expansive, yet nuanced movement, the Limón Dance Company illustrates the timelessness of José Limón’s work and vision.

José Limón (1908–1972) was a crucial figure in the development of modern dance. His powerful dancing shifted perceptions of the male dancer, while his choreography continues to bring a dramatic vision of dance to audiences around the world. Born in Mexico, Limón moved to New York City in 1928 after a year at UCLA as an art major. It was here that he saw his first dance program.

In 1946, after studying and performing for 10 years with Doris Humphrey and Charles Weidman, Limón established his own company with Humphrey as artistic director. Limón’s choreographic works were quickly recognized as masterpieces and the Limón Dance Company itself became a landmark of American dance. Now led by Artistic Director Carla Maxwell, Limón Dance Company performs a repertoire of unparalleled breadth that balances classic works with commissions from contemporary choreographers.

Their Scottsdale program will showcase two masterpieces choreographed by José Limón: Mazurkas from 1958 with music by Frédéric Chopin, and the company’s signature work, The Moor’s Pavane (Variations on a Theme of Othello) from 1949 with music by Henry Purcell. The company also will perform the 2012 work Come with Me, a

collaboration between world-renowned Cuban composer and musician Paquito D’Rivera and Rodrigo Pederneiras, the principal choreographer of Grupo Corpo, Brazil’s leading contemporary dance company. Tickets are available for $39, $49 or $69 through www.ScottsdalePerformingArts.org or (480) 499-TKTS (8587).

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Spend an evening under the stars and embark on a global journey through music at MIM to celebrate Valentine’s Day! This special evening will feature live music and dance, global foods and beverages, gallery tours, a photo booth, and more! Live music for the evening will be provided. Tickets: $60.00 through January 31, 2013: $65.00 after January 31, 2013. Visit www.themim.org for more information.

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Reviewers’ Roundtable

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

‘Bullet to the Head’*

Sylvester Stallone plays a career hitman who enters into an unlikely alliance with a by-the-book detective (Sung Kang) to bring down the ruthless killer of their respective partners. Christian Slater and Jason Momoa also star. (R - 91 minutes)

*Screened after deadline.

‘Sound City’

Filmmaker David Grohl tells the story of America’s greatest unsung recording studio housing a one-of-a-kind console that attracted seminal bands and artists such as Fleetwood Mac, Neil Young, Rick Springfield, Tom Petty, Metallica, and Nirvana. (NR - 106 minutes)

Stan: Although the title refers to the studio, it’s the custom Neve 8028

Console from Studio A of the ‘Sound City Studio’ that is the real star of this documentary that contributed its signature ‘analog’ audio sound to the recording or mixing of more than 100 certified gold and platinum albums. Archival footage and photos, along with contemporary reflective interviews with legends of music, provides a compelling look at the creative process of music. The digital recording age with the help ofPro Tools, a digital audio workstation, ushered in ‘digital’ audio for editing music, film scoring, and film & television post production, leaving in its wake analog history. Looking forward to the soundtrack availability for two tunes in particular: ‘You Can’t Fix This’ – Stevie Nicks and ‘Cut Me Some Slack’ – Paul McCartney. (Grade: A-)

‘Stand Up Guys’

Al Pacino and Christopher Walken play a pair of aging con men who re-team with their old pal (Alan Arkin) for one last hurrah before one of the guys takes his last assignment - to kill his comrade. (R - 94 minutes)

Stan:Call me ‘old school’ as I thoroughly enjoyed the seasoned

veteran actors and the depth of the story that fortified the ultimate ideals of friendships. Reminded of the production ground rule from my years of working on film projects, and director Fisher Stevens use of extreme close-ups, ‘Its in the eyes when an actor conveys the heart and soul of the character’.‘Stand Up Guys’ is full of heart and a lot of soul. (Grade: B)

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Stan Robinson, ScreenScene.org

Joseph J. AirdoExaminer.com

Randy Montgomery, AZ Weekly Film Critic

Listen to Joseph J. Airdo’s movie reviews and more during the entertainment portion of “Breakthrough Thinking Radio,” 2-3 p.m. Thursdays on KXXT 1010 AM.

About the Film ColumnistsStan Robinson, 66, is a retired first assistant director with more than 22 years of experience in film and media production. Read his full features and reviews exclusively online at Screen-Scene.org.

Randy Montgomery, 34, works in media and marketing and holds a master’s degree in counseling and education. Read his full features and reviews exclusively online at AZWeek-lyMagazine.com.

Joseph J. Airdo, 29, is a Walter Cronkite School of Journalism gradu-ate with a bachelor’s degree in media analysis and criticism. Read his full features and reviews exclusively online at Examiner.com/Phoenix.

Bet You Didn’t Know!

There isn’t a single ‘zoom shot’ in the movie ‘The Artist’ (2011) because zoom technology didn’t exist in the film’s 1927 time period setting.

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‘Warm Bodies’

Nicholas Hoult plays a zombie who becomes involved with the girlfriend (Teresa Palmer) of one of his victims (Dave Franco) and discovers that their romance sets in motion a sequence of events that might transform the entire lifeless world. (PG-13 - 97 minutes)

Stan: Writer/director Jonathan Levine’s presentation of the age-old theme of the lifeless hopeless world of ‘zombies’, is indeed very clever

with a mix of terror, ‘bump scares’, and the right amount of humor, while providing a very welcomed twist to the genre of the down side of a post-apocalyptic world with a spark of life, and that the basic attribute of love as mankind’s ultimate salvation.(Grade: B)

Joseph: “Warm Bodies” is strangely romantic. And not just in the amorous zombie-boy-meets-human-girl kind of way but also in its overall outlook on the world - which is weird considering this is a post-apocalyptic motion picture, after all. Writer/director Jonathan Levine’s cinematic adaptation of author Isaac Marion’s novel is incredibly idealistic, pinpointing poetry in an otherwise extremely bleak existence. In addition to being able to jump-start viewers’ hearts, the flick also stimulates their brains and taps on their funny bones with its witty and wry sense of humor. Bella and Edward have got nothing on Julie and R. (Grade: B)

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The following quotes were pulled from interviews conducted by AZ Weekly Entertainment Magazine’s film columnists with talent speaking on behalf of movies recently released in theaters.

Actor Dave Franco (‘Warm Bodies’)

By Stan Robinson

“I’ haven’t had a role to this point that required me to be in totally in character for weeks at time, I don’t have any crazy stories like sleeping

out on the streets for weeks at a time, or going through intensive boxing training for an extended period of time. I did do this big action movie coming out this summer called ‘Now You See Me’, and there’s a lot of fight sequences. Rather than sitting in my chair and waiting for them to tell me to come on set and get right into the scene, I’ll be running laps around the building to get my heartbeat up. I didn’t want to fake being exhausted, so little things like that I’ll do which is nothing like what Daniel Day-Lewis for ‘Lincoln’ or Joaquin Phoenix for ‘The Master’ goes through, and I think that is the extent of my ‘Method Acting’!

“‘Warm Bodies’ kind of found me, when I first heard about the project, to be honest, I wasn’t terribly excited about it because I heard that it was ‘another zombie movie’ which we’ve seen a lot of recently. But then I heard that Jonathan Levine, the director, was attached and I’m a huge fan of his previous work, mainly ‘The Wackness’ which I had seen several times before this came about, and of course I loved ‘50/50’. I knew that he was going to bring something different to it. He is such a smart guy, and when you look at his track record, he’s always brought something original to his projects!

“And then I read the script, and it’s got a really cool fresh tone to it. It is the first zombie movie of its kind in terms of the fact that its very funny, and that he cast a guy like Rob Corddry, a comedian, which is not the safe choice, or even the obvious choice to take because you wouldn’t picture Rob Corddry in a zombie movie! But, he ‘kills it’, he’s so funny, and I don’t know if a lot of people know this but he comes from a theater background and he is a very serious actor and so during the parts where he has to be serious, he ‘kills that too’ so those are some of the main reasons I was drawn to the project.

“In this film is the first time we get to sympathize with the zombies, they’re always the protagonist and I give the main actor Nicholas Hoult a lot of credit because his role has the typical killing humans, eating their brains, and you’re routing for him while he’s doing all this crazy stuff and so inherently this person has to be very likable, and Nicholas Hoult was able to bring that dichotomy to the role! It’s a very tough role because his character has this huge journey without being able to say much, its all his body language. I’m sure a lot of actors would come in a play it a little bit over the top and it would feel too silly. Nick is so subtle, and everything comes across in his movements and he really just grounds the movie, and the whole thing is on his shoulders because if his character doesn’t work, the whole movie doesn’t work. He was such an inspiration for the entire cast to give our very best in each of our roles forming a true ensemble climate for the film!” - Dave Franco

Bonus Feature

The following quotes were pulled from interviews conducted by AZ Weekly Entertainment Magazine’s film columnists with talent speaking on behalf movies recently released to Blu-ray and DVD or video-on-demand.


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her own path in life, defies a custom that brings chaos to her kingdom. Granted one wish, the princess must rely on her bravery and her archery skills to undo a beastly curse. (PG – 100 minutes) Domestic grosses: $237,262,163 ~ Opened 6/22/2012

8. ‘The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey’ ~ Martin Freeman plays a hobbit named Bilbo Baggins who is swept into an epic quest to reclaim the lost Dwarf Kingdom of Erebor, which was long ago conquered by the dragon Smaug. (PG-13 – 170 minutes) Domestic grosses: $228,546,604 ~ Opened 12/14/2012

9. ‘Ted’ ~ A grown man (Mark Wahlberg) must deal with the cherished teddy bear (Seth MacFarlane) who came to life as the result of a childhood wish and has refused to leave his side ever since. Mila Kunis, Giovanni Ribisi, Patrick Warburton and Joel McHale also star. (R – 100 minutes) Domestic grosses: $218,815,487 ~ Opened 6/29/2012

10. ‘Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted’ ~ Alex (Ben Stiller), Marty (Chris Rock), Gloria (Jada Pinkett Smith) and Melman (David Schwimmer) are still fighting to get home to their beloved Big Apple. Their journey takes them through Europe where they find the perfect cover – a traveling circus. (PG – 100 minutes) ~ Domestic grosses: $216,391,482 ~ Opened 6/8/2012

Bet You Didn’t Know!

Director James Cameron had a second ending for ‘Titanic’ (1997) in which Bill Paxton and the old lady faceoff over the million dollar necklace.

by Stan Robinson

The Last Stand

Actor Lucas Till (‘All Superheroes Must Die’)

By Joseph J. Airdo

In “All Superheroes Must Die,”Lucas Till plays Ben a.k.a Cutthroat - one of four superheroes who find themselves abducted by their arch nemesis and forced to compete in a series of challenges in order to save an abandoned town full of kidnapped innocent civilians.

“Cutthroat is super fast. He is a slim guy, he talks fast, he is short-fused and he has ability with knives. But he was basically a sidekick. Whether you read comics or not, you are familiar with these relationships between the leader and the sidekick and the love interest and her affair with maybe someone else. And that is not even superheroes. That is just life. Ben filled the role of a sidekick who could never get past being a sidekick despite how much he really respected his leader. It is kind of the classic Batman/Robin/Nightwing thing.” - Lucas Till

Special FeatureTop Grossing Movies of 2012

By Stan Robinson

The Oscars® celebrate the best of movies for the past year, which are determined by creativity, performances by actors, and production expertise. A look at the top grossing domestic (US) movies as of 31 December 2012 gives us a different reference on the films that are box office leaders in the United States for the past year. Here are the top grossing movies of 2012:

1. ‘The Avengers’ ~ When an unexpected enemy emerges that threatens global safety and security, Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson), director of the international peacekeeping agency known as S.H.I.E.L.D., finds himself in need of a team to pull the world back from the brink of disaster. (PG-13

– 142 minutes) Domestic grosses: $623,357,910.00 ~ Opened 5/4/2012

2. ‘The Dark Knight Rises’ ~ Christian Bale returns as Bruce Wayne – better known as Batman – who has gone from hero to fugitive as he assumes the blame for the death of Gotham’s district attorney. However, with the arrival of a cunning cat burglar (Anne Hathaway), Bruce is driven out of his self-imposed 8-year exile. Batman may prove to be no match for a masked terrorist known only as Bane (Tom Hardy). (PG-13 – 165 minutes) Domestic grosses: $448,139,099 ~ Opened 7/20/2012

3. ‘The Hunger Games’ ~ A resourceful teen (Jennifer Lawrence) takes her younger sister’s place in a brutal contest in which two youths from each of 12 districts fight to the death on live television. (PG-13 – 142 minutes) Domestic grosses: $408,010,692 ~ Opened 3/23/2012

4. ‘Skyfall’ ~ Daniel Craig reprises his role of James Bond, whose loyalty to M (Judi Dench) is tested as her past comes back to haunt her. As MI6 comes under attack, 007 must track down and destroy the threat – no matter how personal the cost. (PG-13 – 143 minutes) Domestic grosses: $290,904,271 ~ Opened 11/9/2012

5. ‘The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2’ ~ The Cullens gather other vampire clans in order to protect Edward (Robert Pattinson) and Bella’s (Kristen Stewart) newborn child from a false allegation that puts the family in front of the Volturi. (PG-13 – 115 minutes) Domestic grosses: $286,422,893 ~ Opened 11/16/2012

6. ‘The Amazing Spider-Man’ ~ After finding a clue that might help him understand why his parents disappeared when he was young, Peter Parker (Andrew Garfield) is put on a collision course with Dr. Curt Connors (Rhys Ifans) - his father’s former partner. (PG-13 – 136 minutes) Domestic grosses: $262,030,663 ~ Opened 7/3/2012

7. ‘Brave’ ~ A princess (Kelly Macdonald), determined to make

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By Stacey HarriSon

Things you expect from a show about a guy who goes in full throttle to fix failing hotels: scenes of dirty rooms, bad service and hopeless business practices followed by wondrous makeovers. What you don’t expect is to get choked up.

But that happened to Anthony Melchiorri every time he went to some far-flung location to shoot an episode of his Travel Channel series “Hotel Impossible,” currently in its second season. The straight-talking New Yorker gets caught up in the personal stories of the hotel owners he meets, many of whom open their hearts to him and are clearly desperate for his help.

“I never in a million years thought it would be this emotional,” Melchiorri says. “There’s not a show I haven’t cried on; there’s not a show where people haven’t cried. ... They know I’m the real deal. So they’re like, ‘Oh, my God, this guy’s really here to help me,’ and that becomes emotional. And sometimes they get emotional because I say something they don’t like, and they want to take my head off. We go in so openhearted, with such an appreciation and respect for what they’re allowing us to do.”

Melchiorri revisits past projects in ‘Hotel impossible: after anthony’

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By: @NathanBrugnone

Arizona, as most of us are now aware, is a fledgling among the international wine scene. As seemingly unlikely a wine destination Arizona is, there are many other regions around the world that are similarly beginning to take flight.

• Uruguay: While some are calling Uruguay the Bordeaux of South America, its shining product—and national wine—is made from Tannat, a highly tannic grape. And while Uruguay’s wines may be relatively new to the rest of the world, Tannat has been produced there since the nineteenth century—so long, in fact, that Uruguay has developed its own clones, especially suited to its climate.

• Morocco: Though wine is rumored to have been produced here since before Christ, Morocco is just beginning to hit the international market. Its most widely-planted wine grape, Cinsault, does incredibly well here as it does in the south of France, owing to its drought tolerance.

Finding Cinsault in Morocco is not surprising either, as this area is a former French colony.

• Michigan: For many, any mention of Michigan conjures images of a post-apocalyptic hell-scape, but Michigan is quite a majestic and sophisticated wine region. Situated along the 45th parallel—the same as Bordeaux and Burgundy—Michigan is producing some world-class Gewürztraminer and Riesling along the northwestern banks of its lower peninsula, near Traverse City.

• Croatia: Known for its Malvasia and Zinfandel—known there as CrljenakKaštelanski—the Dalmatian Coast along the Adriatic Sea produces some of Croatia’s finest wines. White wines produced in Croatia bring out the region’s full terrior when paired with its oysters and world-renowned tuna.

What is your favorite varietal that is grown in Arizona? Respond via Twitter to @NathanBrugnone.

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By Jennifer Manly, ArizonaVinesAnd-Wines.com

It’s that time of year again, the time when we are on the verge of Spring, after what we would consider chilly winter months of 50s and 60s (don’t tell that to the people in the Midwest or the East Coast, they may not like us very much). So what outside event kick-starts some fun for us Arizonans? It’s the event that brings people together for days full of golf, fun, beer and parties: The PGA Tour.

Now we all know during the day the PGA Tour is golf, players of the sport and, well, more golf. Just like every other sporting event, beer is a given to be sold, but did you know that wine is actually a big part of it as well? Neither did I! Yep, Beringer, the oldest operating winery in Napa Valley, is the official wine of the PGA Tour. In 2010, Beringer signed the partnership with the PGA, and in 2011 they extended their agreement another four years.

In fact, they’ve hired golfer Justin Leonard, 12-time PGA Tour winner, as their official Ambassador of the brand.

So this year, if you are planning on going to the PGA Waste Management Tour here in Phoenix, and you’re a wino, you’re now in luck! I know I personally was excited to try and snag some tickets to attend, but now I must say, I definitely can’t wait to be standing at the greens, wine in hand, cheering on those hard-working play-ers for that hole-in-one.

Be sure to check out the PGA Waste Management Phoenix Open Tour January 30th-February 5th. PGATour.com/Tournaments/Waste-Manage-ment-Phoenix-Open.html

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The best kept secret in the world of wine is, ironically, hidden inside the doors of one of Arizona’s most popu-lar and celebrated resorts.

Wright’s at the iconic Arizona Biltmore may be a long-time staple of the upscale dining scene here in town. However, most people don’t realize that just last year, the venue underwent a complete transfor-mation, blending the timeless tastes that made the restaurant famous with new faces and ideas – including in-novative ideas for the wine program.

For more than 20 years, and far before they were considered the norm, Wright’s took part in luxurious winemaker dinners. Now in its 23rd season and hot off the heels of the facelift, they have upped the ante, and then some.

First, each of the four-to-six course dinners start with a grand reception in the similarly remodeled Wright’s Bar, which still shines with the same Frank Lloyd Wright colors and designs but now even cleaner and brighter. Hyde’s Jeweler’s joins in the fun with an eye-popping assortment of diamonds, sapphires, pearly, rubies and daily baubles while sparkling wines and pre-dinner varietals are

passed along with themed hors d’oeuvres.

Once dinner begins, each guest is made to feel like he/she has her own personal dining concierge, working to make every diner’s whim a real-ity while giving a mouth-watering description of each impending course and its perfect wine pairing.

During dinner, both the winemaker and chef address the diners via toasts, lively stories about the history of the featured winery as well as Wright’s it-self, and even one-on-one time at each table.

The next dinner will take place on Thursday, February 7th and will include an up close and personal pair-ing dinner with Rombauer Vineyards in Napa Valley, which is known for its Chardonnays, Zins, Merlots and Cabernets. Following that will be a two-night celebration of all things Cakebread in March and then the welcoming of Frog’s Leap in April, whose lineage traces back to the 1800s in California. This is an eter-nity in the relatively young world of West Coast wine.

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It has been no secret that for the past few years craft beer has been an exploding trend across America. Everywhere you look there are new breweries and craft beer bars opening up. It used to be that ten to twenty tap handles was considered a lot. Now, we routinely see fifty handle bars featuring “No crap on tap” signs and bar owners that eight years ago couldn’t even spell IPA are scrambling to find the most flavorful of the heavily hopped beers. Given all that, it is no wonder that craft beer has grown consistently at double digit rates over the past five years and is well over 16% this year. However, another beverage is coming along for the ride. A beverage that proves , as Bruce Springsteen wrote, “Everything dies, baby that’s a fact, but maybe everything that dies some day comes back…” Such is the case with hard cider.

Hard cider, alcoholic fruit juice, usually from apples, is not a new creation. In fact it has been around ever since someone accidentally let apple juice sit around too long allowing the sugars to ferment from the natural yeasts in the air. Exactly

when that happened is unclear. There are records of apple trees along the Nile River delta as early as 1300 BC but nothing to say if cider was produced. The earliest known record of cider dates back to 55 BC when the Romans arrived in England. They found the residents of Kent drinking a cider like beverage and Julius Caesar immediately embraced this new found beverage. Cider began to really become popular around the time of the Norman Conquest, 1066 AD, when orchards were planted specifically to grow cider apples, farm workers were paid in cider and monasteries were producing a strong, spiced cider which they sold to the public. Who ever thought that there might be Trappist Ciders?

American history tells a different tale. Early English settlers introduced cider to America by bringing with them seeds for cultivating cider apples. During the colonial period, grains did not thrive well and were costly to import. On the other hand, apple orchards were plentiful, making apples cheap and easily obtainable.


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As a result, hard cider quickly became one of America’’s most popular beverages. Consumption of cider increased steadily during the eighteenth century, due in part to the efforts of the legendary Johnny Appleseed, who planted many apple trees in the Midwest. American cider started to wane in popularity when the German immigrants of the mid 1800’s brought with them recipes and methods for brewing beer that allowed them to set up large breweries and produce a large amount to sell relatively inexpensively. That coupled with the early rumblings of the Temperance Movement slowly led to the demise of hard cider in this country. Prohibition all but killed it off.

Cider was still made in very small batches at home. Typically this was accomplished by allowing regular apple juice or non-alcoholic cider to ferment naturally, much as the early ciders were made. This beverage, sometimes freeze distilled and called Applejack, was an alternative to the bathtub gin of Prohibition and

continued to be enjoyed in individual households. However improved evaporative distillation methods which removed the impurities that freeze distillation left in, ensured that Applejack would never replace more traditional spirits.

Cider sort of plodded along through the years until the craft beer movement started in the mid 1970’s with the opening of the New Albion Brewery by pioneer brewer Jack McAuliffe. Slowly, as old boundaries were pushed in the production of beer, brewers and consumers started looking for different flavors and naturally looked to the past to update and hopefully improve nostalgic recipes. Such was the case for cider. While cider had remained in production in Europe, mostly England and France, Americans no longer had a cider tradition so they created new brands, ones that had more commercial opportunity then the more expensive imports. The wheels of the cider industry were slowly turning again. Apple at first and then some creativity introduced other

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Saturday and Sunday afternoons, “HOP-ON” tours take you to three different breweries where you will enjoy lunch and tours at each brewery. Week day “Barrel Aged” tours are mid-day affairs geared towards a slightly older crowd. On this tour you will see two breweries that feature barrel aging programs and enjoy an early supper paired with the perfect pint or three. Finally, Friday night is where the party is! Be prepared to get loose as you travel all over the valley to visit three different breweries, have dinner and truly get VIP Treatment at each destination. By the way, I almost forgot to mention that you can drink on the bus between destinations!

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includes a pear cider of course, but also a blackberry pear and an apricot pear cider. This creativity has become their hallmark and has extended well beyond fruit. How about a cider made with Trappist beer yeast and a little organic maple syrup? They’ve got that and it is called The Saint. Brewed with stout yeast and unfiltered…Lansdowne. Sake yeast and organic rice syrup…they’ve got Cho-Tokkyu. They even pay homage to the English

ciders with their Brownslane cider which they have produced in England

fruits into the mix. Pear, Peach and Raspberry ciders were all produced, although in truth, many of these were just apple ciders with flavoring added.

These beverages typically had one thing in common, they were sweet, sometimes cloyingly so. They became another Zima like beverage, not beer, but close enough for people to drink and enjoy with beer drinkers. Still the popularity grew, and folks that had enjoyed flavored malt beverages like Zima started to flock to ciders and brewers found that ciders blended well with certain beers allowing the flavors in the beer to take some of the edge off the sweetness of the cider and the fruit in the cider to enhance the beer. Stout and cider has become

a popular combination.

One company in particular started looking at different ways to produce cider, and perhaps find flavors that went beyond sweet. Inspired by the English who make drier ciders and serve them over ice Crispin Ciders was born. Based in Minneapolis but with their cidery located in Northern California wine country, Crispin has re-invented cider once again. Their flagship cider is dry and served over ice. It has a pronounced difference from most American and even Canadian ciders. But that is not all they do. This is a creative bunch and experimentation is natural. Of course they have a fruit cider lineup, sold under the Fox Barrel label which


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with Breckenridge Vanilla Porter or Blue Moon, or try a cider cocktail. The American craft beer movement has depended on people searching for new flavors and unsatisfied with the status quo. Ciders help open up that world of taste just a little more.

for authenticity. Named after the original Jaguar automobile factory, this beer comes in British Racing Green cans designed to make you feel like you are across the pond, as they say.

With all this creativity, it is no wonder that pundits have dubbed them the “Dogfish Head of Cider.” But wait, there is more. Just as Dogfish Head comes up with seemingly crazy ideas for beer, Crispin brings the outlandish to the cider world and makes it work. Desert Noir was created especially for an Arizona based beer event, but this combination of cider aged in whiskey barrels and cider aged in red wine oak barrels, and then sweetened up just a little with Agave

Nectar and Prickly Pear syrup was so good that it was released nationally. Other special releases have included a straight bourbon barrel aged cider called The Jacket and one called The Union, created to celebrate the recent royal wedding. It is a combined fermentation, a marriage, of equal amounts of pure apple & pear juices using authentic French champagne yeast, with organic honey and kissed with a touch of rose water. This year during Beer Week look for two ciders inspired by the movie, “The Princess Bride,” As You Wish and Prepare to Die.Crispin even has a complete menu of cocktails and beer blends at CrispinCider.com.

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I feel like Fountain Hills is a place that a lot of people don’t care to venture out to, but there are actually some really cool spots out there. Saddle Bronc Grill is not exactly anything fancy, but definitely a good time. They have happy hour seven days a week from 3:30-6:30 with: dollar off drafts, house wine, and well, along with half off select appetizers. However, they have awesome daily specials on top of the happy hour which I like more. They have a wing Wednesday but it’s actually on a Monday! Ha! A taco Tuesday with roasted white fish tacos with the chefs’ special sauce for $5, wine Wednesday with half off bottles of wine and you can play poker!! All you need is a cigar and you would be good to go. On Fridays they do fish fry, corona beer battered cod for only $10. This place may seem a little random, well very random, but it is a lot of fun to hang out at especially if you want to try somewhere new in a little town. Besides, Fountain Hills have one of the world’s largest man made fountains! 11056 N. Saguaro Blvd. Fountain Hills, AZ 85268

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Sure, it’s terrific landing a TV show, and with your best friend, no less. And it’s wonderful making it in the notoriously tough field of comedy.

But the best perk, say Nikki Glaser and Sara Schaefer of “Nikki & Sara Live!” airing Tuesdays on MTV, is having stylists.

“We get styled, which is the most amazing thing about my job right now,” Glaser says of their fashion gurus, Alana Kelen and Dani Charlton. “Out of everything I am doing – I have a comedy show. I get to do comedy with my best friend. I cannot say enough about having someone else pick out clothes that look

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The Bold and The BeauTiful Eric sympathized with Taylor over her hurt feelings over Stephanie’s decision. With Steffy away, Hope got together with Liam, whose loyalties were tested. Bill confided his feelings for Brooke and Katie to Justin. Donna and Pam were suspicious of Taylor’s hanging around Eric. Rick annoyed Thomas, whose decision to leave Los Angeles for Paris hurt Taylor. Marcus and Maya almost ran into each other at the farmers market, a near-catastrophe for Dayzee.

days of our lives Nicole and Marlena each took Kristen to task for causing a rift between Brady and his family. Daniel pre-empted Chloe’s attempt to move back in with him. Hope encouraged Jennifer to fight Chloe’s fire with her own. Nicole planted top-secret Titan files from Brady’s computer on Kristen’s and eventually got found out. Marlena confessed to Brady she tried to set up Kristen. Brady confronted Kristen after realizing she lied about the torn-up note. Gabi granted Rafe’s request to postpone her wedding. Billie told Kate she was leaving town. Hope was evasive when Rafe questioned her about Bo’s extended absence. Brady and Kristen had words and intimacy after he confronted her over lying about her note to Marlena.

General hospiTal Michael and AJ confronted Tracy with proof she used mob money to finance ELQ. Anna took over the search for Emma and issued an Amber Alert. Felix persuaded Sabrina and Elizabeth to spice up their love lives. Lulu overheard Spinelli telling Max and Milo about his New Year’s Eve tryst with Maxie. Grieving Kristina lashed out at Connie and was arrested for assault. Sabrina and Britt had words over Emma. AJ hired Duke for ELQ. AJ and Michael reveled in their supposed conquest at ELQ, but a story in the Sun darkened their moods. Alexis pushed Sonny to ask Connie to not press charges, and Michael and Starr also weighed in.

The younG and The resTless Chelsea told Sharon that Newman Enterprises and the need for Victor’s approval would always come first with Adam. Adam told Chelsea he still wanted to work things out. Victoria tried to get Adam to give back the company, and he refused. Billy worried that Jack might have a relapse. Leslie scurried out of the athletic club before Congressman Wheeler saw her. Leslie told Neil she didn’t want to live in the past as they shared a kiss. Wheeler asked Victor to get Avery to drop the Innocence Foundation case. Michael told Lauren he didn’t want Fen to be guilty, and she left in anger.

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Deidre Hall stars as Marlena Evans on "Days of our Lives" on NBC


Historically, Mondays are the least rainy day of

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Only 2% of Earth’s population are natural redheads.

Great Britain has invaded about 90% of the world’s countries.

“Cupidtino” is a dating site for Apple fans only and you are not allowed to make an

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Bill Gates has enough money to send every single 18 year old in the country to a 4 year college.

Lebron James makes about $7,700 per shot during each basketball game.

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In case you haven’t heard, there’s a big football game down in New Orleans on Sunday.

That’s highly unlikely, especially if you’re a viewer of CBS, which for the past week has put on an all-out blitz of programming related to Super Bowl XLVII from the Big Easy. The eye network has deployed its news, sports and entertainment divisions at what it’s dubbed CBS Super Bowl Park at Jackson Square in the French Quarter, offering reports on what’s been happening there the past week, ranging from night life and celebrities in New Orleans to the recovery from 2005’s Hurricane Katrina and, of course, what the teams involved have been up to.

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Francisco 49ers airs the evening of Sunday, Feb. 3, from the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, with Jim Nantz and Phil Simms on the call for CBS.

The broadcast day from New Orleans begins with “Face the Nation,” followed by three specials, “Road to the Super Bowl,” an NFL Films montage of the sights and sounds of the 2012 season; “New Orleans: Let the Good Times Roll,” in which host Wynton Marsalis takes a musical tour of the city; and “Phil Simms All-Iron Team: Super Bowl Edition,” in which Simms and Nantz highlight some of the greatest moments in Super Bowl history.

Then in midafternoon, the game is the thing with the pregame show “The Super Bowl Today,” in which host Greg Gumbel and analysts James Brown, Dan Marino, Boomer Esiason, Shannon Sharpe and Bill Cowher give their takes on what to expect. That takes viewers up to kickoff.

Add in such technological advances as super-high-speed cameras and split-screen mosaics that can offer up to six different camera angles on a single screen, and it’s clear CBS is going all out for the occasion.

“It is a special event. We know that,” says Simms at a recent event for media at the CBS Broadcast Center in New York.

Simms, who will be doing his seventh Super Bowl call Sunday, won two Super Bowls as the quarterback of the New York Giants. He recalls his first as a player, against the Denver Broncos in 1987.

“It’s a great moment. It’s the greatest thing you can do as an athlete, I think,” he says. “You stand there (in the tunnel during introductions), and you wait, and you go, ‘Wow, this is everything I thought it was going to be.’

Jim Nantz (left) and Phil Simms call the action from New Orleans at Super Bowl XLVII Sunday on CBS.

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