‘Star Trek’ goes ‘Into Darkness’ but not without retreading its predecessors
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews "Star Trek Into Darkness" and why the film is going boldly where the previous film went before, but not without some welcome additions.
Music on the spot: Right Hand Band inspires live
Arts reporter Derrick Gainsforth reviews local musician and inspiration Jeremiah Maxey from Park City's Right Hand Band.
Auditions being held for music scholarships
SLCC students with a passion for music can join audition for one of the ensembles this week.
Jett still loves rock ‘n’ roll
Sometimes, timing is everything, especially in the music scene. There could not have been better timing for Joan Jett this weekend.
On Saturday night, Jett...
Carole King is radiant
Many of you may not be old enough to remember a time when Carole King was one of the driving forces in the music...
Nicholas Brendon brings the funny and hope to ‘Buffy’ fans
Nicholas Brendon talks about his experience on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and hints that there could be more.
Artistic gifts on display at South City Campus
The 2015 President's Art Show features some outstanding artwork.
Superheroes in cinema, part 1: A brief history
I would like to begin this piece by saying that this is more of an analysis than an editorial; given how heated this topic...
‘Easy A’ makes the grade
At long last an intelligent teen comedy has decided to grace the theaters. Easy A may be the funniest teen comedy since Ferris Bueller's...
Movie Review: ‘Her’: Probably the most realistic relationship ever seen on film
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews 'Her', the speculative love fiction starring Joaquin Phoenix and Scarlett Johansson.
Photos: 2017 Student Art Showcase
Allison Hutto and Jake Zaugg take a look at the 2017 Student Art Showcase.
Three films you should have seen this holiday break
First is Up In The Air, Jason Reitman's take on the cleverly successful novel by Walter Kim. Already nominated for 6 Golden Globes, George...