Whorechata is a father, a dancer, a foodie, an economist and, of course, a drag queen. … read more
Bold & Beautiful: Whorechata
Film Review: The Idea of You
The Idea of You is a manufactured soap opera with scattered laughs and very appealing stars that make it play as decent disposable entertainment. … read more
Turn of the Century Renaissance Man: April 1995
Danzig intends to bring the same integrity and dedication to comic publishing that his supporters have observed for over 15 years in the music industry. … read more
Slaying Cancer and Serving Equity: Cancer’s A Drag
On Saturday, May 18 the American Cancer Society will be hosting the second annual Cancer’s A Drag event from 6–10 pm at Venue 6SIX9. … read more
Ale Yeah, it’s SLUG Mag’s Brewstillery! A Brew-tiful Guide to Beer Tasting Notes
Today we will adventure through the realms of beer tasting notes for you, as you head into SLUG Mag’s Brewstillery 2024 on Saturday, June 15. … read more
Logan’s Heathen Church: Mind-Blowing Science and Beer
Heathen Church has become a place for people to connect in the Logan community and learn about the wonderful culture of STEM in Utah. … read more
University of Utah EDI Director Breaks Culture of Silence To Advocate For Students
Utah EDI Director Harry Hawkins says, “I’m not going to continue to be silenced by people who don’t have the best interests of our students at heart.” … read more
Review: Taylor Swift – The Tortured Poets Department
The collection of songs, the messiness, the moments where it hits and the moments where it doesn’t, it’s all for the most tortured poet of all: Taylor Swift. … read more
Film Review: The Fall Guy
The Fall Guy comes off without a hitch, with a thumbs up signaling that it’s ready to go again. … read more
“Joyful Catharsis”: Mannequin Pussy Wants You to Scream
It’s clear that Mannequin Pussy isn’t afraid to cause a stink. Lead vocalist and guitarist Marisa “Missy” Dabice chatted with SLUG ahead of their upcoming Salt Lake City show. … read more
Local Review: Ex.Five.Two – Plastic Island
Fuzzy reverb, noisy electric guitar and heavy drums combine to create the perfect blend of ‘70s and ‘90s sounds with grunge influences, reminiscent of bands like The Doors, Sound Garden and Pink Floyd. … read more
Review: Maggie Rogers – Don’t Forget Me
Even though Maggie Rogers was discovered by artist Pharell in 2016 at New York University in 2016, in her 8 years since in the music industry: she’s made a name for herself. … read more
