Arts
Pygmalion Productions Is on a Mission To Elevate Women’s Voices
As PYGmalion moves into its next decade, the heart of the work remains unchanged. … read more
Opera for Everyone: Park City Opera and the Value of...
Opera can seem complicated and above thee, but it doesn’t have to be. This is something Park City Opera is working to change. … read more
Top 11 Films of 2025
From the early standouts at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival to the last of the platformed Oscar-bait films, here are my picks for the top 11 films of 2025. … read more
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SLUG Style: Shelby & Joe Maddock
Shelby and Joe Maddock of the Plastic Cherries have been making music together for years, fusing Shelby’s vintage flair and Joe’s headbanging glam. Rock on! … read more
SLUG Magazine Presents: 31 Days of Secondhand Givings
Gather around the radiant glow of the box set and don your gay apparel, you little freaks, for a festive installment of Secondhand Screenings! … read more
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Film Review — The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants
SpongeBob believes he’s finally ready to ride the legendary Shipwreck coaster. When fear gets the better of him, he accidentally summons the Flying Dutchman. … read more
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Casey G. Williams Can’t Be Contained
Casey G. Williams’ film explores how containerization accelerated China’s rise, shifting economic power from West to East and intensifying division worldwide. … read more
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Bold & Beautiful: Violet Ends
Burlesque is a captivating art form that incorporates storytelling into every performance. Violet Ends has found her calling within the art form. … read more
Film Review: Avatar: Fire and Ash
I’m not here to claim that Avatar: Fire and Ash is anything more than it is, and I’ve seen many movies this year that were deeper, smarter and more important. … read more
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Hannah Ruth Zander’s Toast of the Town Dazzles Salt Lake...
From heart-shaped cutouts to waterfalls of tulle, Hannah Ruth Zander’s bridal collection called forth another time with a touch of whimsy. … read more
Film Review: The Secret Agent
The Secret Agent is a slow burn that requires a strong attention span. Its portrait of suppressed histories and state surveillance resonates with the present. … read more
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Film Review: Ella McCay
Ella MacKay brings to mind a blind old incontinent sheepdog who is clinging to the last vestiges of life. There’s a feeling of love and fond memories of better days. … read more
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