Barry Levinson, director of such modern American classics as "Diner," ''The Natural" and "Rain Man," makes a surprising venture into the horror realm with "The Bay," an unnerving fright fest about a coastal July 4 celebration that goes horribly wrong.

Frank Sinatra lived two doors down. Cary Grant dropped by regularly. Tom Cruise just bought the house next door. George Clooney sits by the pool. Brad and Angelina have been over for dinner.

Unlike his namesake, Patton Oswalt is an unlikely candidate for military glory. Then again, Oswalt is not a retired Marine colonel like his father, who named his son after the legendary World War II general George S. Patton Jr.

Donald H. Goldwater launched his candidacy for the governor’s office by recalling his family’s long ties to Arizona on Tuesday.

An Ahwatukee Foothills man scored the original 19-foot-long black, bubble-topped car used in the 1960s “Batman” TV show for $4.2 million Saturday night at the Barrett-Jackson car auction at WestWorld in Scottsdale.

LOS ANGELES — Batman's ride is up for sale — just the thing for cruising on those Dark Knights.

NEW YORK - People magazine has named Johnny Depp the "Sexiest Man Alive 2003," saying the actor, known for his "brooding eccentricities," has mellowed since becoming a father.

“Barry Bonds holds the steroid home run record. But Hank Aarons still holds the home run record for real men.”

In the race for Arizona Corporation Commission, Tuesday’s primary election suggests that having more money than your foe is better than not — certainly on the Democratic side.

TUCSON - Sen. Jon Kyl of Arizona expressed some doubt to a newspaper reporter that his seatmate, John McCain, will be elected president.

NEW YORK - Usher, the silky voiced R&B superstar, will soon be crooning a Broadway melody. The multi-platinum recording artist and five-time Grammy winner will take over the role of conniving lawyer Billy Flynn in the long-running musical revival "Chicago," making his Broadway debut, producers Barry and Fran Weissler announced Friday.

NEW YORK - Usher, the silky voiced R&B superstar, will soon be crooning a Broadway melody.

Nothing put a bigger smile on Barry Sollenberger's face than seeing full stands at a high school football game. You can bet Sollenberger was looking down Friday and smiling at a full house at Valley Presbyterian Church in Paradise Valley, gathered to say goodbye to Sollenberger, Arizona's foremost historian on prep sports who passed away June 23 on his 60th birthday.

Alert the media: Mom, Interrupted turns 50 this month.

Alert the media: Mom, Interrupted turns 50 this month.

In 1964, Arizona Sen. Barry Goldwater delivered the words that simultaneously defined a conservative political force and doomed his presidential campaign:

The crowded field of candidates vying for a spot on the Arizona Corporation Commission was dramatically winnowed down Tuesday.

Former Arizona State baseball players Barry Bonds, Paul Lo Duca, Fernando Vina and Cody McKay were mentioned in George Mitchell’s report on steroids Thursday.