‘Footloose’: The Utah connection
In 1984 a film rocked the world and changed the faces of musicals and dance forever. It didn’t have cutting-edge graphics, special effects, explosions,...
The Weekly Reel: The Safe Havens of 2D Animation
The past couple of weeks, we took a look at the situation of 2D animation in Hollywood and how it might disappear from the...
Sundance 2016: SLCC Copper Edge to serve up creative cuisine
SLCC catering students will feed thousands of festivalgoers when Sundance returns to the Grand Theatre this week.
Theatre program resurrects classic radio play
"Dracula: A Live Radio Play" will be performed this Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the Black Box.
‘The Voice of the Prairie’ resonates at The Grand Theatre
The South City based theatre’s next presentation reveals the importance of storytelling.
Hollywood and the animated film, part 2: 2D vs. 3D
Last week we took a look at the history of animation, studying its evolution up through the Disney Renaissance and the rise of Pixar....
Movie Briefs: April
April showers may bring May flowers, but you can also expect a storm of new movies. Mythological warriors, spoofed superheroes, and the return of...
Press [Start] to Game: ‘Kickbeat: Steam Edition’: Everybody was actually kung-fu fighting
Kickbeat breathes a bit of new life into the rhythm genre by adding fighting mechanics to tired genre.
Music on the spot: Tegan and Sara go pop with ‘Heartthrob’
Music review of the newest album released from the Canadian indie rock band Tegan and Sara.
‘The Dark Knight Rises’ and takes expectations with it
Arts reporter Stephen Romney previews the final installment of the Nolan-produced "Batman" films.
Slammin’ poets and poems
On Friday January 14th, poets, critics, and cafe goers alike joined together at The Coffee Connection (1588 South State Street) for the second organized...
Sundance film in review: ‘Summer of Soul’
Questlove's directorial debut "Summer of Soul" documents the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival.