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An Emotional Tribute: Cathy Rankin’s debut single remembers Rush’s Neil Peart

2 days ago | phoenix.org | Laura Latzko

Singer Cathy Rankin has co-hosted the Metal Hall of Fame with Eddie Trunk and the annual Bubba Bash with YYNOT, which honors Rush’s Neil Peart. Recently, the cover band performer started creating original material. The Scottsdale-based artist recently released her debut single “Now You’ve Gone,” which explores themes of grief, love and hope. The song pays tribute to Peart, who died in 2020, and her nephew Christian, who died unexpectedly at age 18.
A Delicious Preview: Arizona Restaurant Week offers chance to dine around town

3 days ago | phoenix.org | Lynette Carrington

The 2025 Spring Arizona Restaurant Week, produced by the Arizona Restaurant Association, takes place May 16 to May 25. During Arizona Restaurant Week, diners can enjoy a prix-fixe dinner for $33, $44 or $55 per person or per couple. Unless specifically noted, beverage, tax and gratuity are not included. However, some restaurants do have wine and cocktail pairings available at an additional charge, and some establishments have a takeout version of Arizona Restaurant Week menus.
Familiar Face: Elle Sloan is leaving her mark on music

1 week ago | phoenix.org | Christina Fuoco

Elle Sloan has been called the hardest-working singer-songwriter in the Valley. She is living up to that title, playing many shows around the area, including a gig with Twisted Trails and Jules at Last Exit Live on Thursday, May 8.
The Business of Cosmetic Surgery: Dr. Richard Brown’s practice is thriving

1 week ago | phoenix.org | Laura Latzko

Plastic surgeon Dr. Richard Brown focuses on health in his own and his patients’ lives. The entrepreneur has been a prominent member of the Scottsdale cosmetic surgery community since he founded the practice in 2009. He owns and operates his own practice, which is at Scottsdale Road and Shea Boulevard. He is the only plastic surgeon at Brown Plastic Surgery. Brown noted that working alone can be challenging, but often, other plastic surgeons have inflated egos.
A Legacy of Family, Food: Haunted Hotel Group builds tourism one menu at a time

2 weeks ago | phoenix.org | Alison Bailin Batz

It is often said to avoid working with family, likely because it can be challenging to establish boundaries, say no, or refrain from taking things too personally. Additionally, there is an old adage that warns against mixing business and pleasure. However, families and husband-and-wife teams around the world are achieving great success in their co-owned ventures.
Outwit, Outplay, Outlast: ‘Survivor’s’ ‘Black Widow’ Parvati Shallow comes to town

2 weeks ago | phoenix.org | Laura Latzko

Parvati Shallow is known for being one of the most strategic players on the reality TV show “Survivor.” She has appeared on five seasons and won the 16th season, “Survivor Micronesia-Fans vs. Favorites.”She most recently appeared on “Survivor: Australia vs. The World,” which will air this summer. Nicknamed “Black Widow,” Shallow will be a special guest at Phoenix’s Stand Up Live during “‘Survivor’ Drag Dinner” on Thursday, May 22.
For All of Mankind: Mick Foley shares his 40 years in wrestling

2 weeks ago | phoenix.org | Christina Fuoco

WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley is the champion of creating memories. As the masochistic Mankind, he and The Undertaker famously pummeled each other atop a steel cage in the 1998 “Hell in a Cell” match. Armed with a baseball bat wrapped in barbed wire, his Cactus Jack character once lost a match after being pushed off a stage and onto concrete. Rounding out the “Three Faces of Foley” was Dude Love, a fun-loving, tie-dyed shirt-wearing hippie.
Fun, Fun, Fun: The Beach Boys’ positive vibes travel worldwide

2 weeks ago | phoenix.org | Christina Fuoco

The Beach Boys’ positivity is infectious, and research proves the band’s ability to uplift listeners even during the darkest of times. Dr. Michael Bonsor, a music psychology lecturer at the University of Sheffield (UK), revealed through his studies that “Good Vibrations” is the top song that makes people the happiest.
A Dark Fairytale: Grimms’ stories come to the stage with ‘Into the Woods’

2 weeks ago | phoenix.org | Laura Latzko

In Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s show “Into the Woods,” they weave different “Grimms’ Fairy Tales,” including “Little Red Riding Hood,” “Cinderella,” “Jack and the Beanstalk” and “Rapunzel.” The story is told through the lens of a baker and his wife, who yearn for a child of their own and are cursed by a witch. Phoenix Theatre Company will stage the Tony award-winning musical from Wednesday, May 21, to Sunday, July 13.
Rock Trio ‘Resurrection’: Los Lonely Boys find new life in music

2 weeks ago | phoenix.org | Alicia Venter

The award-winning rock trio Los Lonely Boys topped the charts with “More Than Love” and “Heaven,” earning a Grammy Award for the latter song in the Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal category. They sang the national anthem at game two of the 2008 World Series between the Tampa Bay Rays and the Philadelphia Phillies, and shared a stage with The Who. Throughout the journey, their fans have stayed loyal, and now the band is giving back.