‘Knight and Day’ is a reminder how Hollywood has lost itself
Why do we put up with the same useless garbage year after year? Ever since the release of Jaws in 1975 the studios have...
Heart is missing from Rooney’s new album
The old cliché is "the third time's the charm," but that's not for Rooney and their third album, Eureka, out last week. After two...
The generation has a Karate Kid they can proudly call their own
Another remake of a classic 80's film? Really, Hollywood? Really? Well, this film isn't going to change that trend anytime soon. Many people are...
‘How to Destroy Angels’ is Trent Reznor’s silence broken
How to Destroy Angels is a name that conjures images of a divine struggle against eternal forces written in the pages of an epic...
‘The A-Team’ brings laughs and over-the-top action together, again
After 5 seasons on the air and 23 years until now, The A-Team got what all long awaited shows get, a movie. Originally a...
Concert review: MGMT makes big waves
The excited pulse of the crowd was quite tangible as MGMT took the stage at In the Venue Friday night. Both under-age youngsters and...
‘Splice’ takes audiences in a new cinematic direction
Every now and then a film comes along and pushes boundaries. They leap past what the social conscious accepts and dares us to not...
Lunch brunch concert series: Free for all
For 17 years now, the Gallivan Center has been one of Utah's number one sources of entertainment and community events. In particular, some of...
Movie Briefs: May
Oh, rejoice! It's here! The summer movie season has arrived! That's right, folks. May is here and along with it comes a whole host...
Student LookBook: Rebecca Schumann
This semester has come to a colorful end by way of an interview with the ever-cheerful Rebecca Schumann. I've analyzed so many different looks...
Congratulations are in order on new MGMT album
MGMT treated fans to an unexpected preview of its much anticipated sophomore album, Congratulations, when it leaked earlier this month. Not officially out until...
‘The Losers’ comes out of obscurity to satisfy audiences
Warner Bros. dug deep into their catalog of source material and found an obscure comic book by the name of The Losers. Realizing the...