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Look, we don’t want to go all overboard here, but this might be the most. Exciting. Thing. Ever. Yes, it’s Phoenix Film Festival time here in the Valley and that can only mean one thing. A sprinkling of C-list celebrities rolling into town to promote their latest paychecks projects. But we’re not talking any ol’ actors. We’re talking the man, the machine, the RoboCop.

Yes, Peter Weller, best only known as the man inside the robot suit in the cult 1980s hit, will be hosting a special Q&A this Saturday as part of this film fest’s week-long run (March 31 – April 7). But Weller isn’t the only famed face taking the stage at this 11th annual film fest. Future US President, Grant Hill, will be there this Friday to introduce his sports documentary, while Cuba (remember me?) Gooding Jr. will also host a Q&A on Saturday to discuss what happened his to once promising career.

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It looks like Detroit will get it’s RoboCop statue, but whether it wants it or not is another story. Created to honor the cult classic 1980s film that was set in a futuristic version of the Motor City, online donors have pledged more than $60K to make bring a 10-foot-tall version of this silly movie prop to life. The only problem is, the Mayor of Detroit wants nothing to do with it.

(Meanwhile, if you wanna meet Mr. RoboCop himself, aka the actor Peter Weller, click here to enter our Phoenix Film Festival giveaway.)

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Look, we don’t want to go all overboard here, but this might be the most. Exciting. Thing. Ever. Yes, it’s Phoenix Film Festival time here in the Valley and that can only mean one thing. A sprinkling of C-list celebrities rolling into town to promote their latest paychecks projects. But we’re not talking any ol’ actors. We’re talking the man, the machine, the RoboCop.

Yes, Peter Weller, best only known as the man inside the robot suit in the cult 1980s hit, will be hosting a special Q&A this Saturday as part of this film fest’s week-long run (March 31 – April 7). But Weller isn’t the only famed face taking the stage at this 11th annual film fest. Future US President, Grant Hill, will be there this Friday to introduce his sports documentary, while Cuba (remember me?) Gooding Jr. will also host a Q&A on Saturday to discuss what happened his to once promising career.

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Just because the Wildcats are out of the big basketball tourney, doesn’t mean it’s the end of March Madness. Get out and enjoy the wonderful Spring weather with these funky, floral and film-focused events. (Meanwhile, UofA fans can drown your sorrows by watching this clip of a coach Sean Miller appearing on the Johnny Carson show as a 12-year-old dribbling phenom.)

Riding into town later this week, get your fill of badass bikes (and 1980s hair bands) at the 15th annual Arizona Bike Week. Officially kick-starting on Wednesday, March 30, (pre-party events are going on now) if you’ve ever pictured yourself cruisin’ down Route 66 in a Harley while everyone around you drools with envy, Bike Week is for you. (Besides, any event sponsored by Jägermeister and featuring performances by 80s rockers, Warrant & Skid Row has got to be a good time.) Burn rubber at WestWorld of Scottsdale and events Valley-wide March 30 – April 3.

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So, apparently this term is usually used to describe some nation-wide college sporting event that takes over ESPN and involves teams in far off lands where sports don’t constantly disappoint, but how about all of the amazing events happening in March right here in the Valley of Eternal Sunshine? Read more to get the full list

Spring Butterfly Exhibit - Nothing says “spring” like caterpillars crawling out of their cocoons to become beautiful butterflies. Sure, it sounds cliche, but celebrate the new season by fluttering over to Desert Botanical Gardens from now until May 5.

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The closing event to the 10^th Anniversary of the Phoenix Film Festival arrives on Friday, May 21. The super-posh evening (and morning) of cinema features a pre-screening cocktail party, a viewing of AZ’s best short films and a Q&A with the local, indie  filmmakers – all at the gorgeous Phoenix Art Museum. Get your tickets while they’re hot.