Pretend everything is fine, life in Utah is beautiful, unlike Georgia, where the Vigilantes of Love live. … read more
Record Review: February 1993
SLUG Style: Kalei
Kalei is spearheading the local fashion movement through her organization Salt Lake Fashion Collective, an inclusive as a space for creatives to connect. … read more
Review: M(h)aol – Attachment Styles
M(h)aol = LCD Soundsystem + Bikini Kill … read more
Film Review: Knock at the Cabin
Knock at the Cabin hinges on the anxiety that the universe is blind to the social terror we’ve created, unprejudiced in its judging and its choice of martyrs. … read more
A Distinct Society: Love, Loss and Understanding
A Distinct Society explores playwright Kareem Fahmy’s identity as a child of Middle Eastern immigrants during a time of political strife. … read more
Unsheltered Utah: Surviving the Moratorium
Wendy Garvin is the executive director of Unsheltered Utah, a community organization that helps our unsheltered neighbors stay safe, healthy and supported. … read more
Politics: Pigeonholing of the American Mind or the Nature of the Capitalist Beast
A smokescreen envelops each and every one of us. A smokescreen of words and beliefs which, although we may not recognize its existence, would cause us to choke in disbelief were we to finally recognize its existence. … read more
Comic Reviews: January 1993
Fans of surreal comic books should take note: the idea that comics can’t be fun and be good anymore has pretty much been swept away. … read more
Concert Reviews: January 1993
Salt Flat CD Release Party: I think the evening was successful, I hope the CD does as well as the show does. … read more
Local Band: River Bed Jed
We hope to hear more from this band—a definite change from most of Salt Lake’s usual. … read more
The Malady of Immortality: Bram Stoker’s Dracula
It definitely is enticing and maybe that’s why we love vampires. They will always be with us, taunting us with their promises, a reminder that death is lurking around some dark corner, just waiting. … read more
Slamdance Film Review: Love Dump
Leila Gorstein and Jesse Kendall’s Love Dump had a distinct humor, but much of it feels wasted on genre trappings wrung dry by their ubiquity. … read more
