SLCC Dance Company presents ‘Illusions and Delusions’
Illusions of floating, delusions that arise in the dark, and dreams of hope renewed and nightmares of losing a loved one. These are just a few of the images presented in movement by SLCC Dance Company in Illusions and Delusions.
Ed Fries predicts the future at Salt Lake Comic Con
Gaming expert Ed Fries gives Comic Con attendees a look into the future, which may not be as far as we think.
Movie Review: ‘Draft Day’ desperate to be the next ‘Moneyball’
"Draft Day" tries to blitz to box office stardom, but falls short of a touchdown.
Romney’s Reviews: ‘Romeo & Juliet’
Watch the video version of Romney's 'Romeo & Juliet' review.
Review: The final ‘Mission: Impossible’ is a poetic end to a long series
Lucas Davison reviews “Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning” and says the film delivers a great theatre experience.
Men eat ridiculous amounts of food to combat obesity
Students David Brown and Jacob Brown take the Man vs. Food Challenge to raise money for the American Heart Association in the fight against childhood obesity.
Movie review: ‘Game Night’
"Game Night" is sure to get you laughing. Find out why this comedy movie is a must-see.
‘Looper’ is a smart sci-fi thriller with a neo-noir edge
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5/5 stars
In theatres now — Rated R
Of all the sci-fi concepts that have come into existence, the one concept...
SLCC students to recreate classic radio drama ‘Who Goes There?’
The radio drama "Who Goes There?" is currently being produced at SLCC South City Campus.
INK Show illustrates skills of SLCC art alumni
The INK Alumni Art & Design Group Show explores the talent of former SLCC graphic design students and the skills needed to complete all phases of a design project.
‘Skyline’ not for higher intelligence
People going in to see Skyline expecting to see a run of the mill alien invasion movie will be sorely disappointed. What they'll get...
‘World War Z’ a mix of interesting ideas and needless fluff
Reporter Stephen Romney reviews the zombie film 'World War Z' starring Brad Pitt. Find out how this book adaptation manages to shine in certain areas despite some odd plotlines and camera work.