Carrots won’t grant night vision, but they’re still a super-food
Food columnist Nadhirrah explains the health benefits and myths of the carrot.
What’s so great about Sundance?
A first-timer’s experience at the renowned film festival.
For healing through diet, you can’t beat a beet
The lowly beet wasn’t always the boring, ignored or even hated vegetable that it is for many people today. In ancient times, some even...
The Weekly Reel: an explosion of web based artistic promotions
Arts reporter Stephen Romney explains the rise in artistic contests tied to upcoming films.
‘Mama’s creative presentation can’t overcome a lukewarm story
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews recent horror film Mama.
‘Gangster Squad’ blends noir, western and war genres
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews Gangster Squad.
Of gods, temptation and artichokes
At the heart of the most desirable vegetable is the artichoke.
Clean Air Now! Rally held for a cleaner, greener Utah
Protestors of Governor Herbert's energy policies gathered together to demand that elected officials invest in Utah's renewable energy.
The Weekly Reel: Top 5 Films of 2012
Arts reporter Stephen Romney gives his top 5 favorite films for 2012.
Justa Pal’s Dating Advice: Getting his number
Dating advice columnist Justa Pal answers a question about whether or not to ask for a classmates phone number.
Surprise carolers with some prepared figgy pudding
Food reporter Nadhirrah explains the history and tradition of a Christmas favorite, figgy pudding.
Good bits in ‘Killing Them Softly’ can’t overcome serious structure issues
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews the film “Killing Them Softly,” staring Brad Pitt as a hit man.