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If you are like me you probably have great memories of the “Best Fest” celebrated in Prescott for three days in September of 2011 as part of Arizona’s Centennial Celebration. Now it is Prescott’s turn to celebrate a major historic milestone of our own – Prescott’s Sesquicentennial or 150th birthday. We all know that Prescott was the original Territorial Capital of Arizona dating back to a series of events in 1864 that include the naming of Prescott on May 30th. The City of Prescott will be kicking off our Sesquicentennial Celebration on May 30, 2014. The celebration will begin at 5:00 pm on Friday, May 30th with the reading of an official proclamation by Mayor Kuykendall followed by remarks from the Mayor and other elected officials accompanied by a period correct color guard and music on the north side of Courthouse Plaza. A 150 square foot cake (donated by Costco) will be cut and distributed to the public. The Sharlot Hall Museum will be hosting a “Territorial Dinner” that evening and a free concert will

LIONEL RICHIE SINGS ALL HIS HITS ON ALL NIGHT LONG TOUR Sunday, June 8th at 7:30pm Singer-songwriter Lionel Richie got his start in Motown as part of the Commodores, but it’s as a solo artist that he really shines. He became one of the most successful male solo artists of the 1980s, earning No. 1 hits starting with his debut in 1982 with “Truly.” His other hits include the Caribbeanflavored “All Night Long,” “Endless Love” with Diana Ross, “Hello” and “Say You, Say Me,” which also won an

be available on the south side of Courthouse Plaza on Goodwin Street along with a beer and wine garden. On Saturday the festivities continue with a family fun area on north side of Courthouse Plaza and on Cortez Street between Gurley and Goodwin streets. This area will include music, inflatable’s, interactive exhibits and a family theater. Just off of “Whiskey Row” at Goodwin and Montezuma Streets you will find the “Western Village” with the theme of “Old West, Wild West and New West.” Each area will have its own activities, attractions and displays including Western entertainers, reenactors, cowboy poets, blacksmiths, leatherworkers, etc.

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The “New West” area will include area colleges, universities, schools and other organizations representing the future of the city, along with multi cultural-areas and will be open through Sunday. Concerts and a beer/wine garden will be available on Goodwin Street on the south side of Courthouse Plaza from Friday afternoon through Sunday. For more information about this event and other exciting things to do and see in Prescott, please go to www.visit-prescott.com.

Academy Award and a Golden Globe. Now the five-time Grammy winner is following up a sold-out European run with a North American tour, including a stop at Ak-Chin Pavilion. He’ll perform hits from his 30-year discography, beginning with his eponymous 1982 debut and extending through 2012’s Tuskegee, a platinum-selling collection that features duets of his hits with a variety of artists. Word on the street is that these concerts tend to become a giant sing-along, so brush up on your lyrics and get ready for some of the greatest ballads the ‘80s had to offer and much more. Sharing the stage with the five-time Grammy winner will be CeeLo Green. Known for his solo career as well as being a part of the soul duo Gnarls Barkley, Green has recorded numerous hits and is most widely recognized for the chart-topping single “Crazy” and his time as a judge on The Voice. Ak-Chin Pavilion, (2121 North 83rd Avenue Phoenix, AZ 85035) Continued On Page 8...

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Pixies, Iggy & The Stooges) over a dreary Halloween holiday in Chicago, IL, GONZO evokes a level of fierce impassioned authenticity previously unheard in Foxy’s back catalogue. Recorded entirely live in one room, in running order, vocals and all, the album is a tremendous feat of will, talent, and artistic integrity in an age when delivering anything remotely challenging is oft considered taboo. Doors: 7pm; Showtime: 8pm; $15 – Tickets at CrescentPHX. com, PsykoSteve.com, TicketFly.com & Stinkweeds Records / 16 and over.

THE FRAY “HOW TO SAVE A LIFE” ROCKS PHOENIX THIS SUMMER Wednesday, June 11th at 7:30pm Going on tour has become a summer tradition for The Fray, who recently put out a fourth album and are taking their new tunes on the road along with hits from previous albums. The Fray burst onto the rock scene with the singles “Over My Head (Cable Car)” and “How To Save a Life.” Their unique sound took the singles to the top of the charts and made the band an overnight sensation. Their latest album, Helios, features instant hits “Hurricane” and “Love Don’t Die.” You’ll definitely hear those songs on this tour, along with audience favorites from throughout the band’s career. Opening for the band are piano-based indie rockers Barcelona and Oh Honey, whose breezy, West Coast folk-pop is the perfect sound of the summer. Comerica Theatre (400 West Washington St Phoenix, AZ 85003)

FOXY SHAZAM LIVE AT CRESCENT BALLROOM Monday, July 28th Foxy Shazam stunned fans last month when they surprise released their latest album GONZO as a free download via www.foxyshazam. com. Recorded with famed engineer Steve Albini (Nirvana, Fugazi, The

UrbanAZ welcomes the Masters of Funk 2014 tour starring the Bar-Kays, Con Funk Shun, Dazz Band, Ohio Players, Mary Jane Girls and Taste of Honey at 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 31st at the historic Celebrity Theatre. A portion of the proceeds benefits Young Athletes in Motion.

5th ANNUAL FLAGSTAFF WINE & FOOD FESTIVAL Saturday, June 7th at Pepsi Amphitheater Flagstaff Wine & Food Festival, presented by R Entertainment North and Friends of Coconino Parks, returns to Pepsi Amphitheater. The event benefits Friends of Coconino County Parks as its signature fundraiser. The 5th Annual Flagstaff Wine & Food Festival once again provides a singular opportunity to sample exquisite international and domestic wine, plus sample craft beer, and savor signature culinary creations from renowned Northern Arizona restaurants.

Hailing from Memphis, TN Rock And Roll Hall of Famers the Bar-Kays scored dozens of charting singles from the 1960s-1980s, like “Soul Finger,” “Son of Shaft,” “Boogie Body Land,” “Freak Show On The Dance Floor,” “Sex-OMatic” and “Dirty Dancer.” Their first album since 1988, Grown Folks, was a collaboration with Bar-Kays’ James Alexander’s son Jazze Pha. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Tickets ($30, $38 and $58) are on sale now at Celebrity Theatre or online at www. celebritytheatre.com. To charge by phone, call 602-267-1600 ext.1. All tickets are subject to a surcharge. Celebrity Theatre is conveniently located just 4 blocks south of the 202 freeway, at 440 N. 32nd St., in Phoenix.

The 5th Annual Flagstaff Wine & Food Festival begins at noon for VIP ticketholders and 1 pm for general admission and continues until 4 pm, Sat., June 7, delivering a food and wine lover’s paradise amidst the beautiful Ponderosa Pine Forests of Flagstaff. Exquisite wine sampling from more than 30 wineries, thanks to Southern Wine & Spirits, special craft beer and spirits tasting hosted by Golden Eagle Distributors and a lively SubZero/Wolf Chefs Demonstration

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After auditioning Nigel 2,300 dancers for the Lythgoe 11th season, Nigel and Mary Murphy Lythgoe is fired up over Fox’s Wednesday summer staple, “So You Think You Can Dance.” A few weeks before its May 28 return, Lythgoe relaxes over coffee and toast with honey in a posh Manhattan restaurant and considers what’s new on the show that features the best dancing on television. “We have new talent, what these kids are bringing to it and new choreographers,” he says. This season will also feature dance crews, which viewers can vote for via Twitter, but they will not be part of the competition. “The competition is the competition,” he says. “This year it’s back to the single, individual dancer.” The judges remain the dynamic duo of Lythgoe and Mary Murphy, and the third alternates among those who have studied dance including Jenna Elfman, Misty Copeland and Tara Lipinski. “She’s really good at telling somebody they are really bad,” Lythgoe says of the skater. Irina Dvorovenko, a ballerina, has told hopefuls, “ ‘You have very bad feet. You are not a bad dancer. Your face is very ugly,’ ” Lythgoe says. She doesn’t mean your face is very ugly; she means you are not using it well.” Tony winner Billy Porter is also a guest judge, and Lythgoe is keen on having Broadway talent on the show. “I love performers as well,” he says. “ ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ is just as much about performing as dancing. ... I would never want it to be the best dancer. It is the favorite dancer.” Lythgoe, who describes himself as the original Billy Elliot, admits he never expected this show to hit. “I didn’t even think we would make it through the first season,” he says. A former Fox executive had the foresight to have him make a pilot, which Lythgoe says was so awful it will “be buried with my bones.” From that mess came the show, which ignited a passion for dancing. And dancing, as he says frequently, is all about passion.

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hen you think about men’s fashion in the 1720s – for those of you pondering such unusual thoughts – what must strike first are the cuffs. The cuffs were outrageous. Sometimes they were folded back to the elbow. Other times, as John Malkovich models in his portrayal of Blackbeard on NBC’s “Crossbones,” airing Fridays, they fan off from his forearm and make him look as if he could take flight. The summer drama revolves around Edward Teach, better known as Blackbeard, in 1729. It’s the usual scurvy lot of raggedy-looking men, some in tattered uniforms, others in whatever finery they picked up in their travels. Costume designer Caroline Harris scouted around to ensure the accuracy of the costumes. “Historically, we have a decent idea of that, and we know what they wore on ships,” Harris says. “Pirates often came from other ships because life on the ocean ways were so brutal, so any chance to get away was an element of freedom. It was far more democratic than working under a captain on a ship.”

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JERSEY BOYS, THE TONY AWARD-WINNING MUSICAL July 29, 30, 31 & Aug 3 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-torock-to-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 Award-winning show spotlights the ground-breaking 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 85287) 480965-3434

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Sunday, June 1st Before the 32 members of the Phoenix Boys Choir’s Tour Choir embark on their three-week tour through the Western United States, the Tour Choir performs a sneak peek at the repertoire they will perform during concerts on while on tour. Join us for the Tour Concert Preview on Sunday, June 1 at the Steele Indian School Park Memorial Hall (300 E. Indian School Road) at 5pm. The final concert of the season will feature a combination of sacred, traditional and patriotic songs, wellknown Phoenix Boys Choir favorites like “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” plus unique songs to the upcoming tour. Tickets are $12/general admission. The Tour Choir performs under the direction of Artistic Director Georg Stangelberger and accompanied by Dr. Dian Baker. Tickets are available through www.phoenixboyschoir.org or by calling (602) 264-5328 x21.

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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 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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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.

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

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Mads Mikkelsen plays a horse dealer who leads a happy family life. But when a lord treats him unjustly, he raises an army and puts the country to fire and sword in order to have his rights restored. (PG - 122 minutes)

Alex Brendemühl plays a German doctor who meets an Argentinean family and follows them on a long desert road to a small town where the family will be starting a new life - not knowing that they are harboring one of the most dangerous criminals in the world. (PG-13 - 93 minutes)

Stan: Admittedly attracted to stories set in the 16th century with themes of legends relative to superior horse and swordsmen, the breathtaking settings of the Cévennes mountains in France and this story of one man against all odds to right the wrong of individual rights, is enhanced by this French language film as the fervor of commitment no matter what country, is reinforced within our own psyche relative to the will to succeed. Randy: Mads Mikkelsen truly is one of the greatest actors of our generation. While not a household name in America, fans of foreign film have grown to appreciate his gift of acting in a variety of roles. The story and historical legend may not be familiar with Hollywood’s movie going audience, which may hinder box office success here in the states. The film starts off slow and gradually gains steam. Those with a sense of historical adventure will be rewarded with an honorable performance and a worthwhile experience.

Stan: At the onset, ‘The German Doctor’ easily and quite effectively leads us down the familiar path of a WWII based story on true events as the English subtitled filmheightens our expectations of hope as we attach our emotionally stimulated alliances with the family depicted. As the actions of ‘The Doctor’ become more apparent, we, as well the family, are lead down that ‘primrose’ path for an intriguing psychological thriller. Randy: History and WWII buffs may enjoy the premised behind this dramatic thriller. As seen time and time again, a cast of professionals manage to elevate an otherwise bland retelling of an otherwise intriguing story. There are no major flaws with this one, but other than the incredible true story of such a heinous figure, there is nothing particularly memorable either.

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Emma Roberts plays a young woman who is torn between an illicit flirtation with her soccer coach (James Franco) and an unrequited crush on a sweet stoner (Jack Kilmer). (R - 98 minutes) Randy: While not groundbreaking to the genre of teen angst, Coppola does manage to create an experience where you feel a part of the character’s lives. You may not always actually “feel” for them, but you will become involved in the story. Although, it does feel as if these stories have been told before by teen film “shock” director Larry Clark. A so-so film examining today’s youth. Joseph: “Palo Alto” accommodates just about every annoyingly trivial reason a teenager could possibly have for feeling as though their life is one big ball of suffering. Writer/ director Gia Coppola’s vision is competent if not derivative but the complete lack of focus and frivolous nature of it all make for one exceptionally boring exercise in ensemble insanity.

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Writer/Director Gia Coppola (‘Palo Alto’) By Joseph J. Airdo “[James Franco and I] got introduced at a party by my mom. I had just finished college as photography major. I sent him my photographs and we wanted to work together in some way. He said that he had this idea of making his book into a feature film and he thought that it would be a good fit [for me]. I really loved his book when I read it and was excited by the opportunity because filmmaking felt like an extension of photography. “What originally drew me to these stories was that they felt very realistic.

The depictions of the emotions of that age were really raw and realistic and the dialogue was really spot-on. I had just finished college so I had enough of a separation to understand my awkward teenage years a little bit better whereas at the time it just felt really painful. “In order for me to understand the characters and be helpful to my actors, I really had to dig deep within myself to figure out why the characters were acting the way they were. I feel like we are all human beings and we are all very complex.

Nothing is black and white so I tried to portray people that way. “There are definitely some dark stories in [James Franco’s] book. I didn’t necessarily experience some of those issues myself but I knew that that stuff was going on. I felt like my job, as a creative person was to find a way to make that work within my comfort zone because these are important stories to tell. I hope that when people watch this movie they can connect to the emotions and maybe feel less alone.” - Gia Coppola

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Driver gets wrecked, becomes overwhelmed with fury and races towards the driver deemed responsible. It’s a fact of life in the highstakes world of stock car racing and comes with a long history of intense feuds, both on and off the track. Let’s take a look at some of the most notorious beefs and battles the sport of racing has seen throughout the years. Those under the millions of watchful eyes fans eagerly follow with mega doses of fiery interest and opinion. Enter….

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BMW X-1 SUV Test & Photo by Chad Haire Having to pick between a sports sedan and a more practical SUV can be a problem, but not with the BMW X-1. This vehicle can fulfill the duties of both. With large storage capacity, high-ground clearance, and strong engines, the X-1 has the capability for that dirt-road adventure or weekend camping trip--even more so if you order the all-wheel drive option. Most of the mechanical parts are borrowed from BMW sport sedans & coupes, so the steering, handling, and brake performance is about the same. I took this ride on the tight twisty roads in northern Arizona and it stayed glued to the road. Under the hood is a tiny 2.0 liter four-cylinder, but with twin turbos it cranks 240 horsepower. It’s hooked to a slick 8-speed automatic. I saw 60 mph in 6.3 seconds. Gas mileage after 700 miles on the clock was 27 mpg. For $8K more, a powerful 300 horse engine with AWD is offered. I didn’t care for the lousy run-flat tires. They are too stiff, and destroy ride comfort--also cost about $2K to replace. BMW doesn’t provide a spare tire, but you can special order a compact one with jack for a hefty $678. None of these prices are cheap, but the BMW has never been a cheap car.

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D-backs & Paul Goldschmidt Announce Unique Program to Benefit “Goldy’s Fund 4 Kids” The Arizona Diamondbacks (@Dbacks) and first baseman Paul Goldschmidt have teamed up to launch a “Bleacher Creature” program that will raise money to benefit Phoenix Children’s Hospital through Paul Goldschmidt’s new fund, Goldy’s Fund 4 Kids. “It’s just a natural fit,” said Goldschmidt about the partnership. “My wife, Amy, and I have had the opportunity to volunteer over at Phoenix Children’s Hospital and see a lot of the needs over there. It’s a very worthy cause. There are a lot of families with kids there that can use the help, and with them being a partner of the D-backs, it was just a win-win for everyone. Plus, the Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation does so many great things in the community, so working with them means a great partner and a great opportunity. I’m just glad to be a small part of it and try to help out as much as I can.”

The Bleacher Creature showcases Goldschmidt in the D-backs Home (White) Uniform and starting today, fans can purchase the Bleacher Creature plush doll for $44 (Goldschmidt’s uniform number) at dbacks.com/ goldyfund or at D-backs home games at Season Ticket Headquarters (Section 111). Sales from the Bleacher Creature will benefit Goldy’s Fund 4 Kids, which works closely with Phoenix Children’s Hospital. Paul and his wife Amy frequently visit patients and families at Phoenix Children’s Hospital and are seeking to raise $100,000 to benefit PCH through the Bleacher Creature program and Goldy’s Fund 4 Kids. Last year, a limited edition Goldschmidt print was sold during the annual FOX Sports Arizona broadcast auction and raised $100,000 for the hospital. For more information and news on all things D-backs, visit www. dbacks.com

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BLUE COLLAR BEERFEST AND BACKYARD BBQ Go to www.flaniganentertainment.com for tickets. Enter BLUE in the promo code and receive tickets at 2 for the price of 1. Tickets are $40 Wild Horse Pass 5700 N. Loop Rd. Chandler, AZ. 85226

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The bands performing are: Versions of You, Thefrogstraglers, The Hardways, Ragged Soles, and The Andy’s.

Tim Flanigan from Flanigan Entertainment and Jarrod Towe from Trick Entertainment combine forces for one of the most exciting and different beer festivals in town. The Blue Collar Beerfest celebrates the great classic beers of America. Every attendee gets 15 samples from the Blue Collar Selection and 5 samples from the San Tan Brewery Craft Beer Garden. A souvenir glass is also included.

There will also be a girl’s roller derby exhibition going on throughout the evening. Thanks to the girls at Arizona Roller Derby and Desert Dolls. Besides competing in the roller derby exhibitions…they will also be pouring your beers all night. And make sure you keep an eye on all the great Harleys being represented from Chandler Harley Davidson.You’ll also enjoy great grub from some of the best food trucks and barbeque in town.

The beers being represented are: Pabst Blue Ribbon, Schlitz, Old Style, Milwaukee’s Best, Miller High Life, Hamm’s, Coors Banquet, Miller Lite, Steel Reserve, Old English 800, Mickey’s, Colt 45, and 5 flavors from San Tan Brewery. We want to give a special thanks to Crescent Crown Distribution for donating much of the beer to help raise money for the Arizona 100 Club Foundation. There is also a wine tasting package available. This will include 15 tastings from some of the classic wineries of the Napa Valley Region and 5 beer tastings. A souvenir glass is also included. The music will include great local bands with music genres of: Country, Classic Rock, Rock-a-Billy, and Rock.

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The event begins when the town opens at 5pm, but we expect most to arrive when the sun starts setting between 7 and 7:30pm. The June nights are still a perfect time to come out and enjoy great tastings, music, and other entertainment till midnight. We want to give a special thanks to our good friends at Rawhide Western Town, who provide us with a fabulous and unique venue for all of us to enjoy. Jarrod and Tim both enjoy putting on craft beer events, but they really enjoy this event in its 2nd year. They believe that these are the beers that help build America and they should be represented with its own festival. Hope to see you all there!!

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BEER AND BURGERS Occasionally we like to look at pairing food and beer. We always talk about some interesting and even exotic pairings. One thing we don’t always discuss is the traditional beer and burger. There are some amazing burger places out there and many of them have just come to Arizona in the last few years. Since both beer and burgers have achieved a new found respect recently, what better time to cover this topic? While everybody may think they know the history of the hamburger, few realize that its ancestry actually dates back to the Thirteenth Century and Genghis Khan and his “Golden Horde” or the Mongols, as we know them. While they were off conquering two thirds of the known world, they had very little time to stop, dismount and have a meal. So they would use lamb or mutton scrapings which they formed into a patty (the better to eat with one hand while riding) and slipped it under their saddle, where it would

tenderize. They would then eat the meat raw after battle. Several years later, Khan’s grandson went in to the family business and invaded Russia. The Russian people adopted the raw meat patties, added raw onion and egg to them and named them “Steak Tartare”…Tartar being the Russian word for Mongol. The Russians then brought this delicacy to Germany where it ended up in the town of Hamburg, where, lo and behold, somebody thought to cook it. The early Hamburg steaks were nothing like the burgers of today. They were tough cuts of meat, shredded and mixed with bread crumbs and onion. Sometime in the 19th Century, German immigrants to America threw this steak between a couple of slices of bread for convenience and the modern hamburger was born. So much for history, let’s get to modern times and figure out where beer comes in. Burgers have always been a staple of backyard barbecues, and so has

beer. It’s only natural that they are thought of together. Burgers are also easily prepared food for taverns with small kitchens, and they have always been popular with the working class. Beer, of course, has long been thought

of as a working class beverage. Beer and burgers have changed their image over the past decade. You can get gourmet bison, elk, or even ostrich burgers at many restaurants, just as you can get great beers at variety of places. Before we ruffle any feathers, we are aware that there are literally thousands of great burgers out there, and many of the restaurants that carry them serve great beer. No argument there. But let’s examine the modern phenomenon of burger bars, places where the signature dish is a gourmet burger, and carry world class beer to support it. There are probably places that did it earlier, but one of the first restaurants that came to our attention was Father’s Office in Santa Monica, CA. Described as one of the early gastropubs, restaurants where beer has a focus with the food, their signature dish is the office burger. Paired with any of their 36 draft beers, it’s a treat for anyone. In Arizona, one of the first gourmet burger places to open up was Delux at 32nd Street and Camelback in Phoenix. Delux offers 40 taps, all craft and import, along with two outstanding Continued On Page 30...

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has a name that says it all. Look for a great selection of craft beer in a can and on tap there. The Garage Wine and Tap at 16th Street and Bethany Home has a great burger and your choice of beers like Anderson Valley Hop Ottin, Breckenridge Vanilla Porter or even import favorite Tripel Karmeliet to go with it. Hopdoddy on Scottsdale Road is excellent and also focuses on local craft beers. The list goes on and on. Wherever there are good burgers, there is beer. But what you want to really look for is the spots that offer amazing burgers and amazing beer. Then you will be enjoying yourselfâ&#x20AC;Śbut by all means, avoid any place that asks you stick your burger under your seat cushion before you eat it. After all, youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re not a Mongol.

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102. “___ Home Alabama”

1. Sequel to 53 down

104. Jack’s costar in 158 down

10. Kojak, to friends 14. Nicholson/Streep drama

108. Wrigley’s field?

21. 2013 Sci-Fi “Pacific ___”

109. “No Country for ___ Men”

22. Serpent’s tail?

111. Buenos Aires is its cap.

23. “O Brother, Where ___ Thou” 24. Real howler of a film for Jack 25. “Star Trek” role 26. two-thirds of 120 across 27. “Star Wars” special effects co. 28. Guitar master Paul 29. “Where the Wild Things ___” 30. “To Live and Die ___”

113. Vito’s hitman 114. “30 ___ or Less” 118. Hand holder? 120. Tom, Dick and Harry 121. “Lucky ___ Slevin” 123. Minor intro? 124. 22.5 degrees 126. “Meet the ___” (2008 comedy) 128. Harrison Ford classic

31. Help in a heist

129. 2004 Will Smith animation

32. Campus VIPs

131. Legend Betty

33. “Nick and Norah’s Infinite ___”

132. What the fourth little piggy had

34. The P in UTEP

133. “3 Days to ___”

35. ___ City Rollers

135. ___ Darya River

37. Project’s end?

136. “___ of Fire”

38. USSR successor

137. “Five ___ Pieces”

40. Man with all the answers?

141. Bit of wit

43. “The Missouri ___” (Nicholson/Brando western) 48. Jack and Candice Drama “___ Knowledge” 52. Tiny battery 54. Batman after Michael 55. Actor Cooper

144. Hive dweller 146. A little freedom? 148. The Blair Witch ___” 150. Director Lee 151. Shaky Kevin Bacon film 153. Honey-eating bird

56. Half of half-and-half

154. “___ Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest”

57. “A Streetcar Named Desire” role

155. Jack played a Joker in this one

59. Actress Gasteyer

156. “The Postman ___ Rings Twice”

60. Seuss’s Sam-___ 61. “Star Trek” rank: Abbr.

157. “Mortal ___”

62. “The Bucket ___”

160. “On a Clear Day You Can ___ Forever”

63. Chow chaser?

161. “___ in Real Life”

64. Ore. neighbor

162. Supermodel Carol

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66. “Something’s Gotta ___”

163. “I Love You, ___ Cooper”

1. “The ___ to Bountiful”

69. Aykroyd and Rather

164. Principal actress

2. Actor Jonah

70. Actress Richards 73. Matchbox Twenty singer 78. Ozzie and Harriet 82. “___ Man” Hoffman thriller 84. Book after Ezra: Abbr. 85. “___ Apache, the Bronx” 86. Actress Cuthbert 88. “The Girl ___ the Dragon Tattoo” 89. Baseball stat 91. Gatsby portrayer before DiCaprio 93. “Blood and ___” (Nicholson/Caine drama) 94. Sarge, for one 96. Communication for the deaf: Abbr. 98. Madrid Mrs. 99. Needle point? 100. Actress Davis

105. “Modern Family” character

168. Role rank for Jack in 183 across

3. Actress Stone 4. Hurt or Shatner

171. West Coast state, briefly

5. “Modern Family” Ed

173. “The Girl Next ___”

6. “The Social Network” Eisenberg

175. Cry of Discovery 178. Alias 179. Priestly garb 180. Sun or moon 181. Final word 182. Jack-in-the-pulpit, e.g. 183. “A ___ Good Men”

97. “The ___ Tycoon” 100. Kind of reaction

38. Actor James

68. Labor leader lead for Jack

39. Author Fleming

69. Homer’s exclamation

103. Due process process

41. Miss Mendes

70. “From Dusk Till ___”

105. Rubik creation

42. “The Big ___ Theory”

71. Idle and Stoltz

106. “Smokin’ ___”

43. Car accessory

72. Abbr. in a help wanted ad

107. “___ Attacks!”

101. Chicken ___ king

45. A pint, maybe

9. Hitchcock classic “The 39 ___”

46. Actor Watanabe

75. Part of a stock exchange?

47. The “S” of CBS: Abbr.

76. Airport abbr.

113. K-O connection

48. Half of D

77. Avg.

114. More, in Madrid

49. Jackie’s “O”

78. “The Bad ___ Bears”

50. Scale notes

79. Yale students

115. Suffix with bull or bear

51. ___ King Cole

80. “Who’s ___ Is It Anyway?”

10. Checker’s move? 11. “Prizzi’s ___” 12. Letter opener? 13. Son-gun link

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36. Homer’s neighbor

67. Max ___ Sydow

95. Nicholson/Streep film

8. Botch

14. Rocker Chris

188. Oscar winner with Jack, Matt and Leonardo

65. Fire proof?

44. Battering device

185. Ring around the collar?

187. “As Good as It ___”

63. “Anger ___”

35. “The Fresh Prince of ___”

7. Kipling python

184. “The Sound of Music” extra

186. “The Witches of ___”

20. Spanish couple

16. Bullring bravo

52. “Aladdin” prince and namesakes 53. Polanski classic with Jack and Faye

17. Weirdo

55. Singer Justin

18. Asner and Sullivan

57. Affleck and Kingsley

19. It’s north of Afr.

58. Archie’s wife

74. Steven King novel

81. 180° from NNW 83. Gun org. 87. Late night Jay 90. Pop the question 92. Help with the dishes

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128. Refusal word

158. “___ Schmidt”

130. Mama Cass

159. “___ of Endearment”

132. Friendly 134. Actor Neeson

160. Mine passage

136. Actress Russo

161. Jack’s costar in 66 across

137. Brand with pluses and minuses

162. Actor Baldwin

138. Order between “ready” and “fire” 139. Calypso cousin 140. Japanese capital 141. Harper Valley org. 142. Link letters? 143. Improved partner 144. Scout leader? 145. Triage sites, briefly

165. “Round and Round” band 166. Tennis star Nastase 167. In the sack 168. Speedy Sebastian 169. Danish money 170. Barbell abbr. 171. Aviary sound 172. Paris pal

116. Actress Vardalos

147. Singer Dylan

173. Mr. Bumstead, for short

117. “___ on a Plane”

149. Actor Pesci

174. Bank deposit?

119. Automobile sticker fig.

150. “Smooth” guitarist Carlos

176. Laugh syllable

120. Lady’s partner 122. Plains native

152. “___ Trouble” (Nicholson/Barkin romance)

125. “The Book of ___”

155. “The ___ Plan”

127. Sky altar

157. Klemperer role

177. Dazzle

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AMC’s ‘Halt and Catch Fire’ lights up the ‘Silicon Prairie’ in Texas Created by Chris Cantwell and “We were obviously elated by that. I Along with his enigmatic Ned has such a big open heart. Joe Chris Rogers, with Jonathan Lisco think he embraces the show, both at disappearance, MacMillan also has a does, too, but he’s just ... I don’t know. (“Southland”) as show runner, AMC’s the concrete level of plot — because it fierce internal drive, combined with a Created by Chris Cantwell and Chris Rogers, with Jonathan Lisco (“Southland”) as show runner, AMC’s “Halt and Catch Fire,” a 10-episode drama premiering “Halt and Catch Fire,” a 10-episode hearkens back, for him,business to some of his 1980s, certain amountits ofpilot charisma, but in less “Joe isata South mystery me. After working Sunday, June 1, about the early days of the personal computer in the previewed in March Austin, Texas, byto Southwest, a drama premiering Sunday, June 1, salad days — but thinkforhethe finds his share of personal charm. on him for all these months, I find him former music festival that’s become equally well known as Iaalso mecca latest in than entertainment and especially tech. wasearly a swing and it connected big.authentic and very richly aboutIt the daysforofthe thefences, personal the themes According to Lisco, resemblances to to be a pretty mysterious person. 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By the time it was a over, of his own accord, least in my perception, said, ‘I love this show.’ well known as aobviously mecca for the latest in I think Set he about one year IBMboth at the concrete (Cantwell Rogers) both hadit ahearkens very “We were elated by that. embraces theafter show, leveland of plot — because back, for him, to some of his salad days — but Iand alsoespecially think he finds authentic very richly entertainment tech.the themes introduced itsand PC (which was portrayed. in 1981), organic interest in doing something set Says Lisco, “We think the show is not “At least that’s what I hope it is.” “Halt and Catch Fire” takes its title a during this time, which would in some just about the computer business Set about for onethe year after and IBM itintroduced its PC (which in 1981), “Halt and Catch Fire” takes its titleaccount a phrase several code instructions It was a swing fences, phrase that referswas to several machine way be a fictionalized ofthat the refersoftothe early machine ’80s, which could seem that cause computers to shut down; the “catch fire” is meant as a joke. It stars Lee Pace (“The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug”) as Joe MacMillan, an IBM sales connected big. code instructions that cause computers genesis of the personal computing like it’s about, but it’s really about executive who pulls a mysterious vanishing act. shut down; thehis “catch meant business.(Toby Huss) and then enlists the help people fighting for competitive He pops up at Cardiff Electric in Texas,towhere he talks way fire” pastisboss John Bosworth of frustrated genius engineer None otherClark than(Scoot Apple McNairy) co-founder as a joke. ItIBM’s stars processor Lee Pace (“The advantage in the marketplace. But it’s Gordon to reverse-engineer and create a PC clone. legally between IBM and a hard place,The Bosworth has of to back MacMillan’s play.didn’t MacMillan recruits maverick programming Cameron SteveCaught Wozniak moderated the Hobbit: Desolation Smaug”) as “We choosethen to biographize a not just that;prodigy it’s about peopleHowe at war (Mackenzie Davis) help complete the project. post-screening panel.toAn article at Joe MacMillan, an IBM sales executive specific character. Actually it’s kind of with themselves as they search for Along with hissays enigmatic disappearance, also has avanishing fierce internal combined with a certain amount but less than his share of TheNextWeb.com he praised the whoMacMillan pulls a mysterious act. drive, wonderful, because that way we getof charisma, something bigger. personal charm. According to Lisco, resemblances to Steve Jobs are mostly coincidental. show’s accuracy and look andhe said, “I “was a salesman related to this business. (Cantwell to useand fiction to illuminate, hope,organic a “Chris Cantwell’s father,” says, Rogers) both hadwe a very interest in doing something set during give show a 10, and that’s so rare pops up at Cardiff of Electric in Texas, and create very specific “And when I say ‘something bigger,’ I thisthis time, which would in some way be aHe fictionalized account the genesis of the deeper personaltruth computing business. “We didn’t choose to biographize a specific Actually it’s kind wonderful, becausewhich that way weus gettotohave use afiction mean to illuminate, wecapital hope, B.” a deeper truth for me.” wherecharacter. he talks his way past bossofJohn characters, allows capital S, and create very specific characters, which allows us to have a lot fun.”enlists Bosworth (Toby Huss) andofthen lot of fun.” Pace, on TV Ned in the whimsical fantasy series “Pushing Daisies,” playing Joe was,Says well,Pace, a change pace. at a speed SaysFor Lisco: “Welast didseen nothing thatplaying I knowgentle the pie helpmaker of frustrated genius engineer “He’sofmoving “The PC maker is very different from the pie maker,” he says. “I like to be given the opportunity ... to play characters that are very different. Joe could not be more of different to get the thumbs-up from Woz. Gordon Clark to just ... I don’t For Pace, that other people aren’t moving at, from Ned. Ned hasthe such a big open heart. Joe(Scoot does,McNairy) too, but he’s know.last seen on TV playing The Woz in as antoinvited guest IBM’s processor gentle pie mysterious maker Ned person. in the whimsical he’sThat’s got a manner rubsIBM other “Joe came is a mystery me. After workingreverse-engineer on him for all these months, I findand him to be a pretty He’s got dadand issues. what thethat whole tothing moderate this looking panel atatSouth by createat a PC clone. people the wrong way.” is about, the patriarch, looking Dad, and having a score to settle.”fantasy series “Pushing Daisies,” Says Lisco, “We the show is not just about the computer business of the early ’80s,Joe which could like it’s it’s really peoplewinner, fightingbut forno Southwest. I spent 30think minutes playing was, well,seem a change of about, but To Pace, Joeabout is a natural competitive advantage But it’s not just that; it’sIBM about at war with themselves as they search for something bigger. with him behind stage. in the marketplace. Caught legally between andpeople a pace. superman. “And when I say ‘something bigger,’ I mean capitalBosworth S, capitalhas B.” to back hard place, Says Pace, “He’s moving at a speed that other people aren’t moving at, and he’s got a manner that rubs other people the wrong way.” “Then came on,isand he asked a but no MacMillan’s “The PC maker is very different from “He’s that guy in the real world. He Tohe Pace, Joe a natural winner, superman.play. MacMillan then bunch of great questions. By the timeHe does recruits maverick programming prodigy the pie maker,” he says.Things “I like to does take but he fails, “He’s that guy in the real world. take risks, but he fails, too. He makes mistakes, misjudgments. happen to him that herisks, is unprepared to too. deal He with.” it was over, of his own accord, at least Cameron Howe (Mackenzie Davis) to be given the opportunity ... to play makes mistakes, misjudgments. Things in my perception, he said, ‘I love this help complete the project. characters that are very different. Joe happen to him that he is unprepared to show.’ could not be more different from Ned. deal with.”

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Colleagues betray, then hunt down, a secret-service agent in the court of an emperor of the Ming Dynasty.

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In the pre-Civil War United States, Solomon Northup, a free black man of Saratoga Springs, N.Y., is kidnapped and sold into slavery to a malevolent owner in the South.

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After working every shift imaginable since arriving at The Weather Channel last year, Alex Wilson is glad to have one to call home now. The former weekend meteorologist recently began co-anchoring weekday afternoon editions of “Weather Center Live” with recent channel returnee Dave Schwartz. Their three-hour program live After working every shift imaginable since arrivingincreases at The Weather coverage, a big component of the arrangement made DirecTV to Channel last year, Alex Wilson is glad to have one to with call home now. restore the channel to that carrier’s lineup. The former weekend meteorologist recently began co-anchoring “Remembering where I wasoffrom a viewer’s standpoint, when I gotchannel home weekday afternoon editions “Weather Center Live” with recent and wouldDave turn on the TV, ITheir wanted to see live weather,” Wilson says. returnee Schwartz. three-hour program increases live “I think it’s excitingathat are offering to people, because a lot of cases, coverage, big we component of that the arrangement made in with DirecTV to weather is the most important story. lineup. restore the channel to that carrier’s “As a teenager,”where recallsI was Wilson, to watch a local sports “Remembering from“I aused viewer’s standpoint, when I channel got home with a morning to ‘SportsCenter’ ESPN, Wilson but the says. one thing and would turn show on thesimilar TV, I wanted to see live on weather,” “I think Iit’s hated was that that we there neverthat anytoweather, I’d always switch exciting arewas offering people, so because in a have lot of to cases, over to the local ABCimportant affiliate for it. I don’t really think there’s anybody who weather is the most story. says, care about weather.’ ” “As‘Iadon’t teenager,” recallsthe Wilson, “I used to watch a local sports channel with a morning show similar to ‘SportsCenter’ on ESPN, but the one thing I hated was that there was never any weather, so I’d always have to switch over to the local ABC affiliate for it. I don’t really think there’s anybody who says, ‘I don’t care about the weather.’ ”

Previously employed at stations in the Carolinas and West Virginia, Wilson took a dual major in broadcast journalism and marketing at Syracuse University. “The journalism world can be fickle,” she reasons, “so I had a backup. That’s something else the Newhouse School (at SU) teaches you, Previously employed at stations in the Carolinas and West Virginia, that the TV world is ever-changing. A lot of people I went to school with have Wilson took a dual major in broadcast journalism and marketing at Syracuse since left for more typical 9-to-5 jobs, with holidays off.” University. “The journalism world can be fickle,” she reasons, “so I had a Wilson went on to earn her meteorology degree at Penn State, where backup. That’s something else the Newhouse School (at SU) teaches you, she won a scholarship sponsored by The Weather Channel. “To look back on that the TV world is ever-changing. A lot of people I went to school with have that is so cool,” she notes, “to now be working there a few years later.” since left for more typical 9-to-5 jobs, with holidays off.” A more structured weekday schedule has meant a lifestyle readjustment Wilson went on to earn her meteorology degree at Penn State, where for Wilson lately, but a welcome one: “Especially with all the things that go on she won a scholarship sponsored by The Weather Channel. “To look back on in Atlanta (The Weather Channel’s base), I’m super-thankful, but I also feel a that is so cool,” she notes, “to now be working there a few years later.” little bad because I know there are people who are working the weekends. I A more structured weekday schedule has meant a lifestyle readjustment just feel very lucky.” for Wilson lately, but a welcome one: “Especially with all the things that go on in Atlanta (The Weather Channel’s base), I’m super-thankful, but I also feel a little bad because I know there are people who are working the weekends. I just feel very lucky.”

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Tony Stewart defends his title in the FedEx 400 Sunday on Fox.

IndyCar Racing 12:30 p.m. on ABC

NBA Basketball 5:30 p.m. on ESPN

Chevrolet Indy Dual in Detroit, Race 1. From Detroit.

Miami Heat at Indiana Pacers. Eastern Conference Final, Game 7. (If necessary).

MLB Baseball 1 p.m. on FS1

PGA Tour Golf 9 a.m. on GOLF

Atlanta Braves at Miami Marlins. From Marlins Park in Miami.

MLB Baseball 4 p.m. on FOX Regional Coverage. Pittsburgh Pirates at Los Angeles Dodgers or Tampa Bay Rays at Boston Red Sox.

THURSDAY MLB Baseball 6:30 p.m. on FSAZ Cincinnati Reds at Arizona Diamondbacks. From Chase Field in Phoenix.

NASCAR Racing 2:30 p.m. on FS1 Camping World Truck Series: Lucas Oil 200. From Dover International Speedway, Del.

MLB Baseball 6:30 p.m. on FSAZ

Memorial Tournament, Final Round. From Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio.

PGA Tour Golf 11:30 a.m. on CBS Memorial Tournament, Final Round. From Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio.

MLB Baseball 7 p.m. on FSAZ

PGA Tour Golf 2 p.m. on GOLF

Cincinnati Reds at Arizona Diamondbacks. From Chase Field in Phoenix.

Champions: Principal Charity Classic, Final Round. From Des Moines, Iowa.

NBA Basketball 5:30 p.m. on TNT

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San Antonio Spurs at Oklahoma City Thunder. Western Conference Final, game 6. (If necessary).

MLB Baseball 5 p.m. on ESPN Kansas City Royals at St. Louis Cardinals. From Busch Stadium in St. Louis.

NBA Basketball 6 p.m. on TNT

Cincinnati Reds at Arizona Diamondbacks. From Chase Field in Phoenix.

PGA Tour Golf 9:30 a.m. on GOLF

Oklahoma City Thunder at San Antonio Spurs. Western Conference Final, Game 5. (If necessary).

NBA Basketball 5:30 p.m. on ESPN

Memorial Tournament, Third Round. From Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio.

NBA Basketball 6 p.m. on TNT

LPGA Tour Golf 11:30 a.m. on GOLF

Oklahoma City Thunder at San Antonio Spurs. Western Conference Final, Game 7. (If necessary).

ShopRite Classic, Second Round. From Galloway, N.J.

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PGA Tour Golf 12 p.m. on CBS

MLB Baseball 5:30 p.m. on FSAZ

Memorial Tournament, Third Round. From Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio.

Arizona Diamondbacks at Colorado Rockies. From Coors Field in Denver.

PGA Tour Golf 2 p.m. on GOLF

College Softball 5 p.m. on ESPN

Champions: Principal Charity Classic, Second Round. From Des Moines, Iowa.

NCAA World Series Championship, Game 2: Teams TBA. From Oklahoma City.

PGA Tour Golf 11:30 a.m. on GOLF

Indiana Pacers at Miami Heat. Eastern Conference Final, Game 6. From Miami. (If necessary).

Memorial Tournament, First Round. From Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio.

LPGA Tour Golf 9 a.m. on GOLF

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ShopRite Classic, First Round. From Galloway, N.J.

NASCAR Racing 8 a.m. on FS1

PGA Tour Golf 11:30 a.m. on GOLF

Sprint Cup Series: FedEx 400 Benefiting Autism Speaks, Practice. From Dover International Speedway in Dover, Del.

Memorial Tournament, Second Round. From Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio.

NASCAR Racing 9:30 a.m. on FS1 Camping World Truck Series: Lucas Oil 200, Qualifying. From Dover International Speedway, Del.

NASCAR Racing 11 a.m. on FS1 Nationwide Series: Dover 200, Practice. From Dover International Speedway in Dover, Del.

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NASCAR Racing 9:30 a.m. on FS1 Sprint Cup Series: FedEx 400 Benefiting Autism Speaks, Final Practice. From Dover International Speedway in Dover, Del.

NASCAR Racing 9:30 a.m. on FOX Sprint Cup Series: FedEx 400 Benefiting Autism Speaks. From Dover International Speedway in Dover, Del.

IndyCar Racing 12:30 p.m. on ABC Chevrolet Indy Dual in Detroit, Race 2. From Detroit.

WEDNESDAY MLB Baseball 5:30 p.m. on FSAZ Arizona Diamondbacks at Colorado Rockies. From Coors Field in Denver.

2014 Stanley Cup Final 5 p.m. on NBC Game 1: Teams TBA.

NASCAR Racing 11 a.m. on ESPN

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Nationwide Series. From Dover International Speedway in Dover, Del.

European PGA Tour Golf 2 a.m. on GOLF

Cincinnati Reds at Arizona Diamondbacks. From Chase Field in Phoenix.

Lyoness Open, First Round. From Atzenbrugg, Austria.

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My Fair Lady 5 p.m. on TCM

In this episode, a swimming lesson with a mother manatee and her son teaches Nick and Sally the importance of keeping them safe from boats in “Manatees and Mermaids.” After the Cat eats the two chocolates that the kids planned to give their moms, he takes them to the Cocoalicious Forest, where they learn how the sweet treat is made in “The Last Chocolate.”

Dora the Explorer 10 a.m. on NICK A new friend joins the cast when Dora hangs out with her cousin in “Meet Diego.” Diego works at an animal rescue center, can talk to wild animals, and has a bond with Baby Jaguar. When his feline pal gets stuck near a waterfall, Diego sets off to save her, making a menagerie of friends along the way.

It’s “loverly,” indeed. This winner of eight Oscars stars Audrey Hepburn as Eliza Doolittle, a Cockney flower girl who catches the eye of Henry Higgins (Rex Harrison), professor of linguistics. He bets he can pass her off as a lady. Jeremy Brett (“Sherlock Holmes”) plays a love-struck beau; Stanley Holloway and Wilfrid Hyde-White also star in this 1964 version of Lerner and Loewe’s stage smash, inspired by George Bernard Shaw’s “Pygmalion.”

SUNDAY The Librarian: Quest for the Spear 9:30 a.m. on TBS Library worker Flynn Carsen (Noah Wyle) holds the fate of the world in his

hands in this adventure drama. His job is to guard a stash of treasures hidden under a large public library. One of them is a spear that’s in three pieces. When they’re put together, whoever possesses it will rule the world. It’s up to Carsen to prevent that from happening after one piece is stolen. Kyle MacLachlan and Olympia Dukakis also star. The two sequels follow.

MONDAY Son of Lassie 11 a.m. on TCM Lassie is a mama dog, and her young master, Joe (Peter Lawford), is all grown up in this 1945 sequel to 1943’s “Lassie Come Home.” When Joe leaves to fight in the Second World War, Laddie — Lassie’s son, in case you hadn’t guessed — follows him, and the two of them are shot down over Norway and must find their way home to England. Donald Crisp reprises his “Lassie Come Home” role; June Lockhart also stars.

Tuck Everlasting 1:30 p.m. on FAM

This episode finds the mischievous monkey at a radio station, where the Man With the Yellow Hat is picking up concert tickets he won. George accidentally locks himself in the DJ booth just as an important callin interview is about to start in “DJ George.”

WEDNESDAY Wild Kratts 7:30 a.m. on 8 KAET Leapin’ lizards! Make that flyin’ lizards! In “Flight of the Draco,” Martin and Chris set out to find out the secret of the Draco lizard’s ability to glide through the air. They encounter an evil fashion designer who wants to use the animals in her fall collection. The brothers use their newfound knowledge of gliding and gravity to thwart her plan.

Many consider Rosalind Russell’s performance in this 1958 comedy the best of her career. She earned an Oscar nomination for her portrayal of the zany free spirit raising her orphaned nephew over the objections of her brother’s executor, who believes she’ll corrupt the boy with her wild ways. Forrest Tucker and Joanna Barnes also star.

A young woman must decide between love and life in this 2002 adaptation of the Natalie Babbitt novel. Alexis Bledel (“Gilmore Girls”) stars as Winnie Foster, a teenager who meets and falls in love with Jesse (Jonathan Jackson), not knowing the dangerous secret his family has. William Hurt, Sissy Spacek and Ben Kingsley co-star.

Wanting to have a great day, SpongeBob plans to do something with everyone he considers a friend. (Run, Squidward!) Unfortunately, they seem to be having bad days of their own, and SpongeBob takes the time to solve all their problems in “The Best Day Ever.” Then Patrick

Curious George 9:30 a.m. on 8 KAET

Auntie Mame 9 a.m. on TCM

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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: May 30 – Justin Hayward June 7 – Jimmie Vaughan June 14 – UFC 174 Viewing Party – Johnson vs Bagautinov June 20 – Gregg Allman July 3 – Art Garfunkel July 24 – Kenny Wayne Shepard Band July 25 – Tracy Morgan Aug 5 – 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 25 thru 27 – Thunder From Down Under (Male Revue) Grand Ballroom: May 31 – Tim Allen June 1 – Gary Allan June 15 – Creedence Clearwater Revisited June 21 – Dennis Miller July 10 – Boz Skaggs July 18 – Russell Peters July 23 – REPLAY Festival 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: June 8 – Staind June 27 – Collective Soul June 29 - 311

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LIVE MUSIC VENUES UNDERGROUND/NILE THEATRE (480) 559-5859, 105 W. MAIN ST., MESA

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THE STONE FOXES, SARA ROBINSON AND THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL, THE THIN BLOODS

MAY 28TH: GOLDEN YOUTH, CARDBOARD KIDS MAY 29TH: WARHEAD

MAY 30TH: BOTTLEROCK NAPA VALLEY MUSIC FESTIVAL DAY ONE, THE WINERY DOGS

MAY 28TH: WILLIAM FITZSIMMONS, LEIF VOLLEBEKK MAY 29TH: FIRST AID KIT, WILLY MASON MAY 31ST: SCHOOL OF ROCK (HENDRIX & PINK FLOYD), CHET FAKER, SWEATER BEATS

MAY 28TH: NICK MOSS & THE FLIP TOPS MAY 29TH: BRIAN CHARTRAND CD RELEASE PARTY MAY 30TH: TERRY HANCK BAND MAY 31ST: CHICO CHISM MEMORIAL BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

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Blue Martini (480) 638BLUE, 5455 E. High St. www. bluemartinilounge.com Wed May 28 Live Music w/ Marley Taylor Band Sun Jun 1 Rock and Soul Sundays Mon Jun 2 Casamigos Skinny Margaritas, Duane and Ethan

Buffalo Chip Saloon (480) 4889118, 6811 E. Cave Creek Rd. www.buffalochipsaloon.com Wed May 28 The Donny Grub Band Thu May 29 Pick o’ the Litter Fri May 30 Donny Grub Band Sat May 31 Pick o’ the Litter Sun Jun 1 Pick o’ the Litter

Sat May 31 The Instant Classics Mon Jun 2 Chad Gregory

Coyote Alley (623) 546-9222, 16846 W. Bell Rd. www.coyotealleyaz.com Wed May 28 DJ & Karaoke Host Slim Jim Thu May 29 Ladies Night Karaoke Mon Jun 2 Karaoke Tue Jun 3 Service Industry Night Desert Ridge Marketplace 21001 N. Tatum Blvd. (District Stage) and (AMC Fountain). www.shopdesertridge.com

Char’s Has the Blues (602) 230-0205, 4631 N. 7th Ave. www.charshastheblues.com Wed May 28 Larry Bailey Thu May 29 Soul Power Fri May 30 Soul Power Sat May 31 Kenny Gee Project w/ Kenny Brown Sun Jun 1 Soul Power Mon Jun 2 Bam Bam Jam Session CK’s Tavern and Grill (480) 706-5564, 4142 E. Chandler Blvd. www.ckgrill.com Fri May 23 Swain’s World Sat May 24 Loud House Club Red (480) 496-4733, 1306 W. University Dr. www. clubredrocks.com Sat May 31 GRAND OPENING PARTY W/ AUTHORITY ZERO Cocomo Joe’s (480) 538-8008, 28244 N. Tatum Blvd. www. cocomojoes.com Wed May 28 Karaoke Sun Jun 1 Bill Dutcher Copper Blues (480) 791-5005, 50 W. Jefferson St. www.copperblueslive.com Wed May 28 Black Bottom Lighters Thu May 29 The Instant Classics Fri May 30 The Walkens

Wed May 28 Band Open Mic w/ Greg & Roach Thu May 29 Open Mic tha Underground Fri May 30 American Standards CD Release w/ guests Sat May 31 Hoodie Allen

Lost Leaf Gallery (602) 2580014, 914 N 5th St & Roosevelt, Phoenix www.thelostleaf.org Wed May 28 Lost In Society, Nomada, Black Thoughts Thu May 29 Jack Evan Johnson Fri May 30 Somethin Else O’Kelley’s (480) 756-6069, 2120 W. Guadalupe Rd. www. okelleysbar.com Fri May 30 Mr. Hyde Sat May 31 Silence Pranksters Too (480) 990-1114, 7919 E Thomas Rd. www.prankstersgarandbrill.com Wed May 28 Acoustic jam Thu May 29 Acoustic Jam

Fri May 30 Zimis, Tiger Heist Sat May 31 West Hills Brothers, Grady Soine Harold’s Corral (480) 4881906, 6895 E. Cave Creek Rd.: www.haroldscorral.com Thu May 29 AZ Blues Project Sun Jun 1 George & Ethan Hazelwoods First Place 3626 E. Indian School Rd. www. hazelwoodsfirstplace.com Sat May 30 Karaoke Sun Jun 1 Jack Young Ice House Tavern (602) 2441179, 3855 E. Thomas Rd. www.icehousetavernphx.com Fri May 30 Venkman’s Ghost, Lazarus Threw The Fight Sat May 31 Lewis Ray Cammarata, Lisa Grant, Billy Cioffi Joe’s Grotto (602) 992-1007, 13825 N. 32nd St. www.joesgrotto.com

Pub Rock (480) 945-4985, 8005 E. Roosevelt St., Scottsdale www.Pubrocklive.com Thu May 29 Nothing, Whirr, Daisy Face Fri May 30 Cyhi The Prynce, Jrueh, EScott, Joel Q Sat May 31 Fu Manchu, Electric Citizen, Fuzz Evil Sun Jun 1 Eyes Set to Kill, Exotype Rhythm Room (602) 265-4842, 1019 E. Indian School Rd., Phoenix www.rhythmroom.com Wed May 28 Nick Moss & The Flip Tops Thu May 29 Brian Chartrand CD Release Party Fri May 30 Terry Hanck Band Sat May 31 Chico Chism Memorial Birthday Celebration Sun Jun 1 Potty Mouth, Numb Bats, Man Hands Rock Bar (480) 331-9190, 4245 N. Craftsman Court, Scottsdale www.rockbarscottsdale.com

Thu May 29 The Black Moods, DL Marble Fri May 30 Circus Mexicus Pre Mexican Bash Sat May 31 Radio Fix Rogue Bar (480) 947-3580, 423 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale www.theroguebar.com Wed May 28 Open Mic w/ Jason Messer Thu May 29 Courtney Cotter King, Nate Noble, Sunset Voodoo, Miller James Fri May 30 Cupcake Sat May 31 Nerdzerker CD Release Show Sun Jun 1 Hellishfest - Twin Giant Mon Jun 2 Contraband, DJ Fullstop, DJ Beat Betty, Sara McAllister Sail Inn (480) 966-9565 26 S. Farmer Ave, Tempe www. TheSailInn.com Wed May 28 Whiskey Gallows, Sound House, Paper Foxes Thu May 29 Grateful Thursdays, Xtra Ticket Fri May 30 Art A Gogh Gogh, Playboy Manbaby, BroLoaf, Inept Hero, Instructions, The Gentlemen Ether Sat May 31 Conjugal Visit, BarGrass Revival, Social Cadence, The Colten Berry Band, Moon Drool w/ Comedian Greg Snide Steel Horse Saloon (602) 9428778, 1818 W. Bell Rd. www. steelhorsesaloon.com Fri May 30 Organ Grinder Sat May 31 Cutrano AZ Run, Wicked Rev Tempe Marketplace 2000 E. Rio Salado Pkwy (District Stage) and (B&N Fountain). www.tempemarketplace.com Fri May 30 Think Horses, David & Amy of Peppermint James

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Sat May 31 Knee Deep Experience, Sandy Hathaway Tempe Tavern (602) 625-1336, 1810 E. Apache Blvd. www. tempetavern.com Thu May 29 The Country Stylings of Peter Roberts Fri May 30 Hudson Falcons w/ The Industry, The Galoshes Sat May 31 Cockswain w/ Quarter Inch Crown, Carol Pacey & The Honeyshakers The Trunk Space (602) 2566006, 1506 N.W. Grand Ave. www.thetrunkspace.com Fri May 30 Emperor X, Diners, Electrisad, Vinewine, Red Tank Sat May 31 Strange Danger show w/ Cosmopolites Waddell’s Longhorn Corral (623)853-0395, 1629 N 195th Ave.: www.waddellslonghorncorral.com May 28 – Jun 3 Justin Wright & High Octane Yucca Tap Room (480) 9674777, 29 W. Southern Ave.www. yuccatap.com Fri May 30 Icebergs, Speaking The Kings, Eclipses for Eyes, 13 Steps to Nowhere, Yesterday’s Promise, Shifter Sat May 31 The Oxford Coma, Sicmonic, Vex, Asimov, Horizon Sun Jun 1 Valley Fever Mon Jun 2 Against The Grain, Black Thoughts, Victims & The Kentucky Rifles

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THE OFFICE 12 p.m. on

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A smitten Andy (Ed Helms) goes all out to make Secretary’s Day memorable for Erin (Ellie Kemper), but Michael (Steve Carell) inadvertently lets the cat out of the bag about Andy’s past relationship with Angela (Angela Kinsey). Oscar circulates a viral video comparing Kevin’s (Brian Baumgartner) voice to Cookie Monster’s in “Secretary’s Day.” OAD: 4/22/10

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Brennan (Emily Deschanel) finds herself empathizing with a brilliant and careerdriven surgeon whose body is found in a rough neighborhood bearing multiple skull fractures and no indication as to why she would be there in the first place. Reassured by a new friend, Jeffersonian security guard Micah Leggat, Brennan learns a lesson about taking chances in “The Doctor in the Photo.” David Boreanaz also stars. OAD: 12/9/10

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In “The English Patient,” Lloyd Bridges guest stars as a retiree living near Jerry’s (Jerry Seinfeld) parents in Florida, who challenges him to a weightlifting contest. Back in New York, Kramer (Michael Richards) tries to cash in on the new cigar craze. George (Jason Alexander) seeks his look-alike. Elaine’s (Julia LouisDreyfus) taste in films is questioned. OAD: 3/13/97

Friday

SUPERNATURAL David Boreanaz stars in “Bones” Wednesday on TNT.

11 a.m. on

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Sam and Dean (Jared Padalecki, Jensen Ackles) seek out three items they need to

defeat Dick Roman (James Patrick Stuart) and the Leviathans. They get help from Castiel (Misha Collins) in locating one of them, but to get the other two, they must battle Crowley (Mark Sheppard) and a powerful Alpha (Rick Worthy). Jim Beaver also stars in “There Will Be Blood.” OAD: 5/11/12

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The murder of a businessman in his own home reveals that he was jobless — and supporting himself via a huge bank account deposit — in “Identity.” Briscoe and Green (Jerry Orbach, Jesse L. Martin) trace the money to a Harlem senior citizen whose stolen identity is linked to the deposited funds. OAD: 11/5/03

FRIENDS 8 a.m. on

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The day before Joey (Matt LeBlanc) has a big date, he goes on a practice run with Rachel (Jennifer Aniston) in “The One Where Joey Dates Rachel.” By the end of the night, they’re both quite surprised at how much fun they each had. Could this be the beginning of something bigger? Man and machine go head to head as Chandler (Matthew Perry) tries to break the highest points record on Monica’s (Courteney Cox Arquette) Ms. Pac-Man game. OAD: 1/10/02

Jerry Orbach stars in “Law & Order” Sunday on TNT.

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Anyone who ever misplaced his or her car will empathize with the plight of Jerry, George, Elaine and Kramer (Jerry Seinfeld, Jason Alexander, Julia LouisDreyfus, Michael Richards) in “The Parking Garage.” They can’t remember where they parked — and what initially seems like a situation that will have a simple solution ends up lasting for hours. Adam Wylie, who was one of the youngsters on “Picket Fences,” guest stars. OAD: 10/30/91

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