While most men pushing 70 are spending their twilight years on the golf course, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone are still packing heat. Many modern actors have attempted to rein supreme as the definitive action star of this generation, such as Jason Statham, Vin Diesel, and The Rock. Yet, none have come close to headlining a franchise on par with “The Terminator” or “Rambo.” Although Arnold and Sylvester may not be the most phenomenal talents ever to grace the big screen, it’s difficult not to be won over by their charisma and unrelenting bloodlust. Even in an era of so much fresh blood, they’re still easily the kings of action…with exception to maybe Bruce Willis.

Those in and around Arizona politics know I am a steadfast believer in maintaining a strong pro-business climate that promotes job growth and long-term economic development.

Those in and around Arizona politics know I am a steadfast believer in maintaining a strong pro-business climate that promotes job growth and long-term economic development.

Participating in the recent Rosarita Ensenada in Mexico were Ahwatukee residents Roy Romero (second from right) and Harry Whitesell (far right), along with their friends (left to right) Roger Keegan, Phoenix; Zooey Chu, Grand Rapids, Mich.; and Heidi Jones, Sandy, Utah. The semi-annual 50-mile event draws cyclists from all over North America.

Maybe Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele were always meant to know each other.

Maybe Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele were always meant to know each other.

The Valley's demand for craft beers has grown over the past few years and locally owned Keegan's has definitely noticed. The restaurant is responding to this request by offering craft beers on tap this fall at all three locations in Ahwatukee Foothills, Camelback Corridor and Chandler.

The Republicans of Legislative District 9 invited influential policy makers from around the Valley to speak to local residents in its first “Movers and Shakers” event Saturday morning. Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery, Phoenix City Councilman Sal DiCiccio, the Arizona director of Americans for Prosperity Tom Jenney, and the communications director for the Center for Arizona Policy, Aaron Baer, all spoke to the group gathered about their experiences in Arizona politics and the work of their organizations at the Plaza del Rio Community Center in Peoria.

It's that time of the year again to think about pots of gold, green beer and pounds of corned beef and cabbage.