Month: July 2026
Bookish and Proud: A Love Letter to Salt Lake and...
Bookish has done spelling bees, reading parties, singles mixers and hosted lectures. With all of these events, their reading parties are their bread and butter. … read more
Clayne Crawford Shares The Secrets of The Agency
Clayne Crawford relished the chance to return to television with one of the medium’s most ambitious espionage dramas by joining the second season of The Agency. … read more
Venus Unbalanced: A behind-the-scenes conversation with the crew of Voodoo...
Adapted from Leopold von Sacher-Masoch’s Venus in Furs, the play continually asks audiences to reconsider who controls the scene — and who is being manipulated. … read more
Film Review: The Invite
What’s more stressful than having an argument with your partner? Being caught in the middle of another couple having an argument. The Invite is a brilliantly awkward and hilarious film that has become hard to forget. … read more
Art | Film | Film Reviews
Local Review: Tower of the Sun — Sindar
Versatility is what you want in music, and Sindar’s new album aims to do exactly that. Tower of the Sun is a post-metal, emo daydream. … read more
Film Review: Moana
Moana sets sail across the ocean to save her people after their island begins suffering from a mysterious blight in this remake of the 2016 animated film. … read more
Arts | Film | Film Reviews
A Deeper Insight into “And you ghosts rise blue”
Indigo Cook has birthed an experimental opera. Set in the Masonic temple, this multi-faceted work inspires us to embrace death in ways both foreign and familiar. … read more
Scenestealer Mackenzie Foy Stars in The Isolate Thief
MacKenzie Foy established her towering screen presence in films like Interstellar. In The Isolate Thief, she steps into new territory with her first Western. … read more
Arts | Film | Film Interviews
Local Review: RVLE THE WORLD — DISHEARTENING
RVLE THE WORLD doesn’t romanticize their reality to create a more broadly “accepted” sound. The emotions in this album are not all pretty, but they are honest. … read more
Film Review: Supergirl
Though a bit edgier than the story of Superman, we get a great look into Supergirl’s story and the things that separate these two heroes! … read more
Arts | Film | Film Reviews
Martin Ruhe Shines A Light On The Agency Season Two
Martin Ruhe is no stranger to the spy genre, and past collaboration with executive producers made him a natural choice for the Paramount+ series The Agency. … read more
Arts | Film | Film Interviews
Local Review: Camzilla and GURTGOD40 — The Big Boom
The Big Boom will not change your week, but it documents and serves as a proof of something worth paying attention to: two artists arise in very different ways. … read more
