Having personally taken classes at Wasatch Forge, I can tell you that yes, you will get dirty, and yes, it will be hot and sweaty, but you will definitely have a smile on your face when you leave. … read more
It’s Gunn’s telling of the story, and if you watch it as such, it’s a delightfully goofy movie that will leave you eager for more. … read more
Julian Cope is back again, a welcome intrusion into your mundane world. … read more
By the time you’ve worked your way through “Common Shred,” the show feels less like an exhibit and more like a conversation between friends who’ve been meeting up at the skatepark for years. … read more
What I really dig is the stuff that has a unique twist and Dishwalla is a band that can be compared to no one I am aware of. … read more
For this special edition of Secondhand Screenings, I gave our Editorial Interns three spins at the streaming roulette table as we took our chances in the Bermuda Triangle of on-demand movies, Tubi! … read more
Originally hailing from Appalachia, Ursula Cohen is a little backwoods-y, with a splice of end-of-the-world streetwear. … read more
If it’s escapism and visual delight that brings most audiences to a theater, then The City of Lost Children delivers in spades. … read more
Lydia empathizes with aspiring queens who are afraid to take the leap, but now as the self-proclaimed “Queen of the Nines” and a hostess at The SunTrapp SLC, one of Salt Lake City’s favorite queer bars, her advice to them is to simply start. … read more
That night I thought The Sage was going to go up in flames for sure. Gene blew fire after “Firehouse,” and he bled from the mouth during the bass solo, right before “100,000 Years.” … read more
In honor of the short film, SLUG saw fit to interview the man basically behind our very own film category. Enter dramatic title card and score here. … read more
Four englishmen relocating from Leeds, England to NYC, have stirred up the sounds once pioneered by David Bowie and the charismatic nature of Ziggy Stardust. … read more
