Month: August 2026
Film Review: The Brink of War
The Brink of War surprised me by being watchable (I walked out halfway through Young Washington), but “it could have been a lot worse” is hardly a recommendation. … read more
Arts | Film | Film Reviews
SLFS Summer Showdown: Naked Lunch vs. Fear and Loathing in...
Going into my double screening, I knew two things: 1. I love Hunter S. Thompson, and 2. I do not love William S. Burroughs. … read more
Arts | Film | Film Reviews
Local Review: Sego — Direct to DVD
From the moment Direct to DVD opens, Sego weirds the indie rock formula with quirky experimentation as Spencer Petersen’s gravelly voice phases in and out. … read more
Local Review: The Wildfires – Long Division
Long Division thrives in a way that is simultaneously expansive and isolating, finding natural beauty in echoes, unresolved tension and the hope of rekindling. … read more
SLUG Style: EJ Porter
EJ Porter is a beginner drag artist, musician and lover of all things dark and dramatic. With a love for DIY and thrifting, she turns trash into treasure. … read more
The 18th Annual Craft Lake City DIY Festival Presented by...
The 18th Annual Craft Lake City DIY Festival Presented by Harmons was the biggest DIY Fest to date! This year, the festival featured over 500 local artisans. … read more
Local Review: Daniel Young — Another Golden Hour
If you’re looking for a folk album to hit the road with this summer, Another Golden Hour is packed with sunny, upbeat, twangy tunes and soft melodies. … read more
Local Review: Bly Wallentine — mazerati bankrupt
Mazerati bankrupt reflects on the technological system of our society and how it has impacted our relationship with love — for others and the self. … read more
The Legendary Herbie Hancock brings six decades of experimental jazz...
Experience a living legend when Herbie Hancock brings his tour to the Red Butte Garden Amphitheatre on Thursday, August 13. … read more
SLFS Summer Showdown: Jojo Rabbit vs. Isle of Dogs
The tone shift from Jojo Rabbit to Isle of Dogs was palpable. His style is undeniably distinctive, but Wes Anderson is far more understated than Taika Waititi. … read more
Emmy Nominee Dale Dickey Feels Anything But Cursed on Widow’s...
Dale Dickey has spent decades quietly building one of the most respected careers in film and television, turning character roles into unforgettable performances. … read more
The Beast in Sean Callery
Sometimes the most powerful film and television scores are the ones that sneak up on us, and Sean Callery has spent decades proving this point. Has it been made with Netflix’s The Beast In Me? … read more
