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Ella Rises/ellarises.orgElla Rises, a nonprofit in support of empowering Latina young women in Utah Valley, held a three-day summit for youth to listen to motivational speakers and attend art classes. -
https://www.nope.movie/gallery/Although UFOs are the focal point for much of Nope, the film is really a salty and forceful display about peoples' constant addiction to new content, new stories and new outlets to entertain.
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A movie can still be a good one if it doesn't have much originality. It just won't be remembered for very long. -
Decades ago my friend Amberly and I borrowed the phrase “purple mountain majesties” as we gazed at the larkspur dotting our way to Emerald Lake, and it has been a common exclamation for me ever since.
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The film presents a darker side to Elvis, juxtaposing nefarious ideas to make money against the glamour of fame.
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A dozen Great Salt Lake-themed paintings are now on display across a four-block stretch of downtown Salt Lake City. They are the latest subject of a revolving public art exhibit created by the art and culture nonprofit Craft Lake City.
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You've heard the phrase less is more, haven't you? Well Jurassic World: Dominion has never heard of it, for it throws everything (including the kitchen sink) down your throat in an effort to be a multi-faceted spectacle.
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A local author and illustrator is trying to improve children's mental healththrough her books and writing.
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In a changing reading landscape that now includes ebooks consumed on your device, what is the role of the public library, and how is that role changing?
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Emergency feels like one part Superbad (2007) and one part Queen & Slim (2019) offering topical social commentary on racial anxieties in a specifically youthful world.
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On this week's Eating the Past, host Tammy Proctor asks, "who made the potato salad."
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On this week's Eating the Past, Host Jamie Sanders interviews Randy Williams about food storage beliefs and practices in Utah.
