Arts
Film Review: Queer
Queer will certainly have an audience with Guadagnino’s devotees, and with those who seek out gay cinema, there’s a lot to admire about the film. … read more
Bold & Beautiful: Princess Deathwish
When the COVID-19 pandemic shut the world down and slowed Paredes’ momentum, he simmered on Princess Deathwish and reinvented himself. … read more
Film Review: The Lord of the Rings: The War of...
The Lord of the Rings: The War of Rohirrim is somewhat of a niche movie since it’s unlikely to do much for you if you’re not already a fan. … read more
Film Review: The Return
If you’re going into The Return hoping for a swords-and-sandals extravaganza that can compete with Gladiator II, you’ll be very disappointed. … read more
SLUG Style: Eliza James
Her bold and bright style and personality, combined with her athletic prowess, makes her undeniable force in changing the lives of all who enter her gym. … read more
Film Review: Nightbitch
While Nightbitch isn’t terrible by any means, at a mere 98 minutes it feels more like a short film that has been far too padded out than it does a feature. … read more
Film Review: That Christmas
That Christmas is an entertaining (if schmaltzy) festive treat with enough quirkiness to earn a recommendation, especially as an evening-at-home streaming film. … read more
SLUG Localized: Stand-Up Comedy Showcase
Catch stand-up sets from Quinn Johnson, Andrea Morton, Clint Holt, and Kendra Green at SLUG’s Comedy Localized on Thursday, December 19, at Urban Lounge. … read more
Alley-oops and Hail Marys: How Joe Oliver Captures Sports’ Biggest...
Just like those two titans, Utah sports photographer Joe Oliver sets out to capture incredible moments in the realm of sports. … read more
Splitboard Adventures at Chimera and Pallas Snowboards
Kate Colgan, Sid Garrido and Alister Horn, the masterminds behind Chimera Snowboards and Pallas Snowboards where they create “split-boards.” … read more