The Weekly Reel: Romney rants about Comic Con
Arts Reporter Stephen Romney wraps up Comic Con coverage as well as gives his final thoughts in this Weekly Reel
Music stars changing the movie scenery
The music industry has always played a pivotal role in Hollywood. A good musical score goes hand in hand with strong acting, a good...
Folio has big plans for 20th anniversary
Folio, Salt Lake Community College’s print and online literary magazine, is currently accepting submissions for their 20th anniversary edition.
‘Pain & Gain’ audiences get plenty of the former, not much of the latter
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews the new film from Michael Bay.
Movie review: Disney’s ‘Bears’ provides mild entertainment, but little information
Find out why Disney's nature film follow-up to "Chimpanzee" is more palatable to our movie reviewer, Stephen Romney.
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...
Scholarship honors late SLCC film professor
Although film professor Mark Davis died in 2016, he still supports film students at Salt Lake Community College through a scholarship fund established in his honor.
‘Our Dance Language’ concert April 10 and 11
The SLCC Dance Company will present their spring concert in the Grand Theatre.
Utah Film Center screens ‘The Holly,’ an exploration of gentrification and crime
The Utah Film Center screened the feature-length documentary “The Holly” on Feb. 7. The film delves into the story of Terrance Roberts and systemic disenfranchisement in his community.
Students ‘Shiver & Sigh’ at Folio publication launch
Students, instructors, families and friends all gathered for the “Folio” gallery and multimedia event last Thursday at the Markosian Library on the Taylorsville Redwood...
Virtual studio coming to South City Campus
Salt Lake Community College will construct a "virtual studio" similar to those used on productions like Disney's "The Mandalorian." The studio will be the first of its kind in Utah.
Cancer-stricken toddler spends time with her favorite superhero
FanX organizers arranged a special visit between Kenzie Reese and actor Jeremy Renner.