Posted // January 27,2012   If you missed last night’s second episode of 30 Rock because it was in The Office’s timeslot (yeah, I don’t know why, either), you missed the trailer for MLK Day, an all-star romantic comedy/trainwreck “from the makers of Valentine’s Day and New Years Eve.”

Posted // January 27,2012   The Zephyr Club in downtown Salt Lake City, 301 S. West Temple; closed since October 2003.

Posted // January 27,2012   Heading into the final weekend, catch one of the festival's best performances, and its biggest adrenaline rush.

Posted // January 27,2012   The popular perception of Sundance films involves seriousness: gritty dramas, documentaries about urgent issues, etc. But the festival is sometimes at its best when it goes a little nuts.

Posted // January 27,2012   Rep. Paul Ray, R-Clearfield, asked a legislative committee Thursday for help in developing a “wellness” program in the state that would use higher co-pays to encourage healthy behavior among the state’s members of Medicaid, the federal health program for low-income individuals and families.

Posted // January 27,2012   Argh! The media's prurient interest in an innocuous sacred LDS Temple ordinance has, once again, reared its ugly head.

Posted // January 27,2012   There aren't any release shows this week, but there are still albums making their way online, so we'll be looking at four releases from various artists.

Posted // January 27,2012  - Star falls flat when standing still Every once in a while, it feels as though the entire movie industry is trying to make some ...

Posted // January 27,2012  - Intriguing story, frustrating drama Coverage of Albert Nobbs has been full of stories about Glenn Close’s decades-long e ...

Posted // January 27,2012  - Shun stigma of perfection, Aquarius Collectors prefer wild orchids, says William Langley, writing in the U.K.’s Telegrap ...

Posted // January 27,2012  - Pop-up dining comes to SLC “Precious and Few” is a pop song your parents might remember. But, it also des ...

Posted // January 26,2012   In 2010, chef Jonas Otsuji competed in a chef competition put on by the Asian Chamber of Commerce and won. It was that experience which inspired him to create Chef War.

Posted // January 26,2012   But only on your computer box: The new Broadway-musical drama Smash doesn’t debut on real TV until Monday, Feb. 6, but NBC has made the entire pilot episode available online in advance,

Posted // January 26,2012   While many jewelers and crafters are casting molds of simplistic hearts and crosses and other symbolic shapes to go around necks and wrists, Laura Besterfeldt has taken a new approach to the artform with materials you wouldn't normally see.

Posted // January 26,2012   A bill seeking to toughen penalties against criminals who knowingly assault police and military personnel passed out of the Senate Judiciary and Law Enforcement Committee Wednesday with a unanimous vote—but lingering doubts.

Posted // January 26,2012   Local Sundancers get a look at the life of a stand-up comic and a couple of intriguing documentaries tonight.

Posted // January 26,2012   Sundance documentaries are often savvy about catching of-the-moment topics. In 2012, the ubiquity and power of social media continue to be a subject of fascination.

Posted // January 26,2012  - The lost art of household crafts In the digital age, there’s been a backlash in the arts by artists striving to hold ...

Posted // January 26,2012  - Plus: Luck, Key & Peele The long, weird trip of Spartacus continues—after one proper season, one slapped-tog ...

Posted // January 26,2012  - Catching up with the 2011 CWMA winners King Niko can do porn shops, but not street fights. Within their rock & roll lifestyles, t ...

Posted // January 26,2012  - Roots-rock vets return in fine form Mark Olson says there are only so many songs that can be written before they’ll all ...

Posted // January 26,2012  - Recap of the Fest's 1st weekend People don’t necessarily come from far and wide for the music at the Sundance Film F ...

Posted // January 26,2012  - Public lands office goes in guns blazing, hiring cronies and sparing no taxpayer expense fighting the feds The tug-of-war for land will continue under PLPCO's new director, former national BLM dire ...