Utah art show supports The Road Home
Take one fine night of art featuring mediums of spray paint to kitting, add The Road Home homeless shelter and "A New Perspective: Submerged...
A tale of two Michaels: Carpenter vs. Zombie
Romney compares two versions of the film “Halloween.” The original 1978 film directed by John Carpenter, and the second is the 2007 remake by Rob Zombie.
Ball in the House bounces with energy at SLCC
Reporter Aldo Gomez gives you the rundown on a Student Life and Leadership-hosted concert performed by the Boston-based a cappella group, Ball in the House.
‘Zookeeper’ a sin against nature
In a world where so many movie plotlines have all been done a million times, maybe now is a good time to start experimenting...
Lil’ Lotus offers plant-based food with big flavor
Hayden O'Shea says Lil’ Lotus is perfect for vegans and vegetarians who want a heavy meal that isn’t typically plant-based.
Review: ‘Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice’
The latest project from the DC movie universe suffers from a wavelength of quality.
Honest Abe axes slavery and vampires
With ax in hand, Abraham Lincoln defends the Union against vampires
‘Olympus Has Fallen’…into ‘Die Hard’ territory
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews the newest action film to hit theaters, "Olympus Has Fallen."
Markosian Library exhibit highlights stories of people experiencing homelessness
The “In Their Words” exhibit features photographs and stories of people experiencing homelessness in the community.
‘Silent Hill: Revelation’ isn’t graceful, but is a step up for the series
Romney reviews the sequel to “Silent Hill” in theaters now.
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a cabbage dish
Food columnist Nadhirrah shares the history of corned beef and cabbage and offers a different type of traditional cabbage meal.
Reflection on Salt Lake Comic Con 2013
Staff photographer James Nguyen shares his experience at the biggest convention in Utah history.