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Visual artists mainly thrive on tourism and expatriates, and that’s one of the sectors that were mostly affected.

From academic success and hidden Indian literary gems to a bit of marketing 'gyan' and a bestseller by a Booker-shortlisted author, here's your must read list for the upcoming month.'The Island of Missing Trees' by Elif ShafakA rich, magical ...

OK, Boomers! HLOC’s Boomer Troupe is back with another original production. The Year That Was! streams Saturday and Sunday, June 5-6 at 2 p.m. on...

Students at the Scottsdale School of Film+Theatre are nearly ready to unveil two very large productions. With the pandemic pushing their creativity to new heights, the students have expanded what it means to perform. "It's forced us into a way of looking at theater in particular, in a way that I think a lot of theater specialists hadn't done before," Don Williams said. "How can we be more integrated with the other mediums that are available for entertainment?" Williams is head of Performance and Directing at Scottsdale Community College. He said the unprecedented times gave them an opportunit...

The storming of the Capitol on January 6 th by Trump supporters was an acceleration in the unraveling of the American political regime and the fantastic ideology that sustains it. Unfortunately, the likeliest result, in the short term at least, is that the regime will knit itself a tighter coat of control, with the help, sadly, of a large number of professed “progressives” who are rushing to bolster an imperial center that cannot, and should not, hold. This event, which featured a cast of costumed characters that turned the Capitol into the Mos Eisley Cantina for a couple of hours, was th...