The Weekly Reel: Books that aren’t movies (yet) that you should read
Arts reporter Stephen Romney gives his best picks for three books that haven't yet made it to the big screen.
SLCC shines spotlight on disabilities
Disability Awareness Week was held Sept. 17-20 at Salt Lake Community College. Take a look at what you may have missed.
Steve-O bares all at Wiseguys
What is Steve-O doing at Wiseguys comedy club? "Telling some jokes, you idiot," is how Steve-O began his autobiographical comedy routine at the last...
The Organ Loft: The way silent films are meant to be seen
At the time of this writing, I have barely returned from an evening at The Organ Loft, located at 3331 S. Edison Street, where...
Folio celebrates 20 years of student expression
Folio has been publishing the creative works of Salt Lake Community College students since 1999.
Shostakovich at Utah Symphony
Jan. 29 and 30 marked the prelude of renowned Swiss conductor, Thierry Fischer's first concerts as the new music director for Abravenel Hall in...
‘Spirit of Vengeance’ is at least a better take on ‘Ghost Rider’
Marvel Studio's second shot at bringing Johnny Blaze to the big screen is a step up from the first movie, but is far from perfect.Story includes a video review by Stephen Romney.
The Weekly Reel: How to read a Romney Review
I have been reviewing movies for The Globe a little over a year now. One question that I am asked is how my rating...
Women play hard in a man’s industry at SLCom
Women in Gaming prove that the boy’s industry is changing for the best.
The Weekly Reel: Film adaptations need to differ from the source material
Arts reporter Stephen Romney gives his reasons why film adaptations should be different from their book counterparts.
‘We wanted to share our story’: Why SLCC commissioned a Latinx mural
Agustin Bautista-Silva's butterfly mural reaffirms the experiences of Latinx students on campus through art.
Anime Salt Lake draws fans of cartoons, comics, movies, and video games
The SLCC Japanese Club hosts a pop culture convention which brings both casual fans and costumed enthusiasts to the Taylorsville Redwood Student Center.