‘Elvis,’ ‘Black Phone’ and More
Two new movies hit theaters this weekend, including a musical biopic about the king of rock and roll, while Netflix debuts two new entertainment properties.
‘Death at Hell’s Canyon Quarry’ by Elizabeth Ajamie-Boyer and TJ Boyer
Images Arizona caught up with Phoenix resident Elizabeth Ajamie-Boyer to ask the author a few questions about “Death at Hell’s Canyon Quarry” — the latest selection in its summer book club.
The Strawberry Inn: Dutch-Inspired Enchantment
The Strawberry Inn may only be 100 miles from Phoenix but it feels like it is a world away.
Serene Sunset
Sun City resident Dennis Stone shares a photo of a sunset that he took while enjoying the company of his friends and neighbors in the community’s hot tub.
‘Lightyear,’ ‘Father of the Bride’ and More
Whether you choose to embark on an adventure light-years from Earth in “Lightyear” or witness a clash of marital traditions in “Father of the Bride,” this weekend’s entertainment offerings have got you more than covered.
‘Vanished’ by TJ Boyer and Elizabeth Ajamie-Boyer
Images Arizona caught up with Phoenix resident TJ Boyer to ask the author a few questions about “Invasion” — the latest selection in its summer book club.
Bartlett Lake: Bouyant Bliss
Bartlett Lake boasts 2,815 acres of water surface for boating just 17 miles northeast of the town of Carefree.
Bicycle Bridge
Peoria resident Nick Milotta shares a photo that he took of the bicycle bridge that crosses over Loop 101 at 57th Ave. in North Phoenix.
‘Jurassic World’ and ‘Ms. Marvel’
Whether you want to brave the box office crowds for “Jurassic World Dominion” or stay home on your sofa for “Ms. Marvel,” this weekend will be best spent indoors — out of the scorching sun and the hard-to-bear heat.
‘Henry: A Polish Swimmer’s True Story of Friendship from Auschwitz to America’ by Katrina Shawver
Honored to announce “Henry: A Polish Swimmer’s True Story of Friendship from Auschwitz to America” as the latest selection in its summer book club, Images Arizona caught up with Ahwatukee resident Katrina Shawver to ask the author a few questions about the non-fiction work.
