Arts
Making Space for Play: Andrew Alba Lets Kids Take the...
Andrew opted to exhibit some unexpected illustrators. Alba wanted to showcase local children’s art, which he maintains is historically underappreciated. … read more
The Road Drummer: The Man Behind the Bucket
He had no drum kit, no car and no percussion training. So he improvised. He strapped a bucket onto the front of his bicycle and rode around Orem, practicing as he went. … read more
Rubi K. Rose: Award-Winning Burlesque Dancer
Power and confidence have always carried Rose in every action of hers, including carrying her to burlesque. … read more
Last Reckoning Screening Review @ Brewvies Cinema Pub 09.08.2026
As a crime/heist movie, it takes up some familiar story elements, but it navigates the common territory with equal parts suspense, action and comedy … read more
One-Night Adventure — Poor Yorick Open Studios September 26
Poor Yorick was created as a place where artists could have their own affordable space without fitting neatly into a commercial system hinging on monetary gain. … read more
Film Review: Resident Evil
Resident Evil was very fun, but as I began to realize my thoughts and feelings on the film, I couldn’t help but find myself more and more disappointed. … read more
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Film Review: Buddy
I thought Buddy had a lot of promise, especially for an indie, mascot horror film. But there were way too many plot lines or “lore bait.” … read more
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How Shabana Azeez Stays Grounded in The Airport Chaplain
After finishing season The Pitt, Indo-Australian actress Shabana Azeez flew back to Melbourne to star in The Airport Chaplain, a new series about airport ministry. … read more
SLFS Summer Showdown: SLC Punk! vs. Orgazmo
I’ll let you guess which is my favorite out of this double-feature… just kidding! No film has ever come close to making me feel as seen and heard as SLC Punk! … read more
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Film Review: The Weight
The Weight aims high in bringing us a new story that draws inescapable parallels between the Great Depression and the America we live in today, sometimes succeeding. … read more
Film Review: Practical Magic 2
But legacy sequels feel a bit different. They are projects that can only exist after a property has had enough time to marinate, to capitalize on nostalgia. Due to film’s relatively short lifetime as a narrative medium, only now have legacy sequels reached a point of noticeable saturation. … read more
A Bad Deal in Mormon Land: T.I.M. Wirkus’ Novel Hits...
A Bad Deal in Mormon Land synthesizes queer and historical fiction, and does so through multiple point-of-view characters and a healthy dose of humor. Much of Wirkus’ inspiration for approaching history through a queer lens — namely Salt Lake City in the year 1908. … read more
