A journey to the Playground bar and lounge leads to a night with Phat Entertainment hosting a night of energy, deep house, garage and more by Dj Phoseph and Featured supa sexy DJ mLe from Denver, Co. on the rooftop. After a quick drive by of snaps the night continued to the other side of the bridge and inside to our second stop at O'Malleys where we caught up with Dj MGM onstage mixing up some pounding noise for a dancefest on the floor. Take a peep and recap your Saturday night here!

A special Friday night in the foothills at Skybox with a very special appearance by Britt Ronstandt with the Tucson favorite band 80's and Gentleman for a blast to the past performance. A jam packed house of fans for dinner, drinks, and live entertainment keeps Skybox going all night long.

Grab the latest edition of the Az Weekly Magazine Phoenix / Tucson issue #5 as we feature the gals at Fox and Hound and Chivers from Tucson and Mesa on an all out fun fundraiser. Check it out, are YOU famous? It's distributed every Wednesday and available at Cricle K and your favorite newsstands FREE!  Plus take a glimpse of the events surrounding The Tucson Gem and Mineral Show presented by The Tucson Gem and Mineral Society. 

An unofficial meeting of local and Mesa Chivers ralley together at the Fox and Hound in Tucson for an entertaining Saturday night of fun and fundraising with the Fox girls... and in this edition check out Victoria's new tattoos in her secret places (Exclusive- Only VIP's can peek!) , plus dinner, beer pong, corn  hole, drinking, dancing, and having fun were all on the nights agenda ... Keep Calm Chive On!

NEW YORK (AP) — The maker of classic American whiskeys Jim Beam and Maker's Mark has agreed to be acquired by a Japanese company in a $13.62 billion deal that would create the third largest global premium spirits business. Shares of Beam Inc. rose 24 percent on Monday after it said that it agreed to be purchased by Suntory Holdings Ltd., a Japanese beverage company. The combined company would have annual sales of more than $4.3 billion. The deal follows other recent acquisitions in the alcohol industry, including Anheuser-Busch InBev's $20.1 billion deal last year to buy the other half of Mexican brewer Grupo Modelo that it didn't already own. It also comes at a time when the taste for bourbon — a type of American whisky that is made primarily of corn and typically distilled in Kentucky — continues to grow domestically and abroad. In the U.S., sales volume for bourbon and Tennessee whiskeys such as Jack Daniels has grown 26 percent over the past decade, according to the Distilled Spirits Council, and industry group. Exports of U.S. whiskeys has grown to roughly $1 billion last year, more than double what it was a decade ago. Demand is so robust that Beam last year even considered reducing the alcohol content for Maker's Mark because of a supply shortage. The company scrapped the idea after a backlash by fans of the higher-end bourbon. "We're basically in the middle of a global whiskey renaissance," said Frank Coleman, a spokesman for the Distilled Spirits Council. Suntory and Beam already had a relationship. Suntory distributes Beam products in Japan and has a portfolio of spirits with whiskies, including Yamazaki and Hakushu as well as Midori liqueur and other beverages. And Beam, which is based in Deerfield, Ill., distributes Suntory's products in Singapore and other Asian markets. Suntory President and Chairman Nobutada Saji said in a statement that the acquisition will help Suntory further its global growth. In recent years, Suntory has also purchased French beverage maker Orangina Schweppes Group and GlaxoSmith Kline's Lucozade and Ribena drinks. Beam spokesman Clarkson Hine said for now, the deal will result in few changes for fans of Beam's bourbons. He also said that Beam, which was spun off as a stand-alone liquor company in 2011 from conglomerate Fortune Brands Inc., will continue with its current management. "It's business as usual," Hine said, noting that Suntory has indicated it wants the company to "keep doing what we're doing." Allen Adamson, managing director of Landor Associates, a New York-based branding firm, said Beam can gain a competitive advantage from being part of bigger company with deeper pockets. He said that ownership by a foreign company shouldn't hurt the All-American images of Beam's brands. "The trick is to maintain its authenticity, and not muck with the core elements," he said. Suntory will pay $83.50 per share, a 25 percent premium to Beam's Friday closing price of $66.97. The companies put the deal's value at about $16 billion, including debt. Suntory plans to fund the deal with available cash and fully committed financing from The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ. Both companies' boards unanimously approved the transaction, which is targeted to close in the second quarter. The deal needs approval from Beam Inc. stockholders. Shares of Beam rose $16.14 to $83.11. full story and credits:  http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/01/14/jim-beam-japan_n_4598493.html  

It's out! Grab the latest Az Weekly Magazine Phoenix / Tucson issue #4, are you famous? This week is featuring Dj MGM at O'Malleys and a few friends. Check it out!

Its out! Grab the latest Az Weekly Magazine Phoenix/Tucson Vol. 3 issue #3 and check out page 27, are you famous? This weeks Featured Hot Spot was at the Playground bar & lounge downtown on a Saturday night. See you all this coming weekend for more adventures.

A late start on a Saturday night ending with snaps of birthday and bachelorette parties in progress. Check this out, ALL superfantastic photos from this night are available on our Facebook page, so no VIP Memberships are necessary here for this series if you have Facebook access, the catch, just be sure to like our page when you visit and Tag, Share, & Enjoy!

Here it is! this weeks feature photos are from O'Malleys NYE bash, if you were there raise your hands, then take a peek and see if YOU are famous? If you want to see more of your photos from this event join us, VIP Members are available, save some $$ when you use code: "tequila" on checkout. This year we are looking forward to bringing you some new places and new faces for your nightlife entertainment, we hope you can join us out and about. *If you would like your bar/nightclub/entertaining restaurant featured on the roster of hot & happen'n places to party, get at me tomorrow so we can get you listed. Peace out!

Time goes by quick, Az Weekly Magazine has hit Volume 2 already for Tucson, how cool is that.  So this week we are answering a question  "what was the best pic of the year?" so not only was that good question it was the icing on the cake to wrap up a superfantastic year of taking photos.  So after hours of  tracking hits, views, comments, and other fun statics stuff on the website and on Facebook we found the one pic that everyone raved about in 2013 ... so here it is as our print main feature!