Authors: Rebekah Bowman
Review: Rowena Wise — Bad Things Feel Good*
Rowena Wise returns with her second record, Bad Things Feel Good*. The album maintains and grows her style from her previous Senseless Acts of Beauty. … read more
Secondhand Screenings’ Survival Guide
To help you in the rebellion against a certain uprising, this Secondhand Screenings is equipping you with a survival guide of media to help you adapt and persevere. … read more
Arts | Film | Film Reviews
Rewriting the Rules of Feminine Rage: Bree Despain’s The Killing...
In her seventh YA novel The Killing Rules, author Bree Despain mixes horror with romance, bloodlust with happy endings and monstrosity with girlhood. … read more
Film Review: Heartstopper Forever
Heartstopper is known for tenderly displaying queer joy, friendship and romance, and thus is an extremely important and groundbreaking piece of media. … read more
Local Music Singles Roundup: August 2026
We’ve carefully curated each track with almost sniper accuracy, and we promise you that you’ll be humming once you’re done. Enjoy Local Music Singles Roundup! … read more
Review: Bedouine — Neon Summer Skin
Bedouine is Azniv Korkejian, known for her mellow voice and ability to conjure deep emotional resonance amid calming vocals that swathe the listener in sunshine. … read more
Paws on the Patio
When you get a hankering for food and drinks, why would you want to leave your best friend behind? Here are a few bars and restaurants with dog-friendly patios. … read more
Local Review: EJ Michels — Strange World
Strange World is low piano, hard beats and cathartic lyrics. EJ Michels describes his third album as music “for sensitive hearts in a strange world.” … read more
Local Review: Flamingo — Pink Paradise
Flamingo, a six-piece jazz band from SLC, is back with another original album recorded live: Pink Paradise, “a sunset trip through jazz-drenched tropics.” … read more
Secondhand Screenings Presents: Guilty Pleasures
For this Secondhand Screenings, we’re looking at the critically-panned / societally-hated black sheep of the entertainment circuit that are some of our writers’ timeless classics. … read more
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Local Review: meg jordan ― Miss Hippie
meg jordan is a master of musical contrast, mixing lyrics of painful longing with bright rhythms while combining folksy guitar and dreamy ukulele. … read more
