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Fleeing the Scene with Baghead, PoGoStiX and DNR @ Fraternal Order of Eagles Clubhouse 08.22.26

Fleeing the Scene with Baghead, PoGoStiX and DNR @ Fraternal...
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This show was proof that punk isn’t dead — the next generation is just getting started, bringing the sense of community that local punk shows should be about. … read more

Painting the Desert of Helper

Painting the Desert of Helper
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With what seemed like a gallery filled with red stickers at the end of the weekend, it was clear the Helper art community really showed up to support. The Helper Arts Festival weekend extravaganza had it all, and the town is small but never felt too small. … read more

John D’Aquino On Sugar Season Two And The Craft of Acting

John D’Aquino On Sugar Season Two And The Craft of...
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In season two of Sugar, John D’Aquino joined the cast as Senator Tyson Pavich, a political figure whose family becomes entangled with the world of John Sugar. … read more

Film Review: It Ends

Film Review: It Ends
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It Ends is a sophisticated film that will get stuck in your head and a skillful and thought-provoking entry into a genre that far too often follows the same old roadmap. … read more

Goldmyth, Little Moon and The Aces @ Provo Rooftop 08.21.2026

Goldmyth, Little Moon and The Aces @ Provo Rooftop 08.21.2026
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It is safe to say that this Provo Rooftop Concert was one to remember, and it is all thanks to the talent of Goldmyth, Little Moon and The Aces. … read more

Film Review: Insidious: Out of the Further

Film Review: Insidious: Out of the Further
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In a summer dominated by the horror genre, with films like Obsession and Backrooms keeping butts in seats, Insidious: Out of the Further brings back familiar film IP to the theaters … read more

Local Review: Reverend Morley – Circle of Willis

Local Review: Reverend Morley – Circle of Willis
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“The Circle of Willis” is the name for the arteries that supply blood to one’s brain– and latest album from local artist Reverend Morley. Much like its namesake, this album is sure to get your brain working. … read more

Building the Hogan: A Film Rooted in Family, Connection and Indigenous Communities

Building the Hogan: A Film Rooted in Family, Connection and...
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Building the Hogan by Salt Lake City filmmaker Kristopherson Sloan follows the lovable but chaotic Eagle on his trip to build a hogan for a ceremony. … read more

Local Review: Queenadilla — You Won’t Survive This

Local Review: Queenadilla — You Won’t Survive This
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You Won’t Survive This by Queenadilla does a fantastic job of encapsulating the beloved sounds of rock and metal that have weathered the trials of time. … read more

Local Review: Bakal — This is Natural. This is Good.

Local Review: Bakal — This is Natural. This is Good.
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A siren loops. Guitars grind. Someone starts moralizing. Then, from somewhere inside the noise: “BANG BANG.” This is Bakal, and they would like your attention. … read more

Series Review: Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender

Series Review: Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender
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Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender is a clumsy yet loving tribute to the series. Seeing these characters in updated animation is incredibly exciting, while making the familiar world of the Four Nations feel that much more vibrant. … read more

Film Review: Coyote vs. Acme

Film Review: Coyote vs. Acme
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Coyote vs. Acme was in production hell. Shot and shelved in 2023, fans rallied for its release, and they’ve got it. The question: Was it worth all the bother? … read more