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Wednesday, December 23,2009
Other A&E

Eve

A new three-day downtown festival in Salt Lake City seeks to rekindle the Olympic vibe.

By Jacob Stringer
Many who were around for the 2002 Winter Games, have fond memories of downtown Salt Lake City...
Wednesday, October 21,2009
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Scary Halloween Movies

Creep Shows: A few Halloween movie suggestions for genuine heebie-jeebie moments.

By MaryAnn Johanson
But Halloween, to me, isn't about "scary," it's about "creepy." Scares make you jump out of your seat and scream, but then they're gone. The creeps stay with you forever...
Wednesday, October 14,2009
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A Damn Podcast

Day of the Damned: Two Adams take their love of movies to A Damn Podcast.

By Brian Staker
As with any number of cool phenomena in Salt Lake City, the meeting of the two Adams of the movie-centered A Damn Podcast...
Wednesday, October 7,2009
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Cabaret Voltage

High Voltage: An open mic veteran tries to breathe new life into poetry readings.

By Curtis Jensen
The Cabaret Voltage is an event of literature, music, and art recently revived by C.A. Leibow, and hosted monthly at Nobrow Coffee...
Wednesday, September 23,2009
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Jeffrey Deshell, Lynn Kilpatrick and Elisabeth Sheffield

Collective Effort: Fiction Collective 2 supports the creation and publication of adventurous new works.

By Brian Staker
Many artistic or literary collectives are collective in name only, bringing a group of practitioners of the same medium or genre together with little more in common than the fact that they produce...
Wednesday, September 9,2009
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Hooked on Classicals

Movies have helped feed a love of classical music.

By MaryAnn Johanson
I love classical movies. That’s right, not classic movies: classical movies.
Wednesday, September 2,2009
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Tale Spun

Timpanogos Storytelling Festival marks a 20-year milestone.

By Jacob Stringer
I fondly remember a time as a kid when I sat cross-legged on a creaky cabin floor in Logan Canyon, surrounded by cousins, attentions held rapt...
Wednesday, August 19,2009
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Crash Course

Longboarders at the U. and elsewhere lead with their passion—and often their unprotected skulls.

By Jason Franchuk
Janet Cortez has a beautiful view from her front windows. That view has increasingly become gut-wrenching, though...
Wednesday, August 5,2009
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A Life More Extra

Scott Johnson’s new real life as podcaster is born from his virtual ones.

By Brian Staker
Scott Johnson got an extra life. It sounds like an additional incarnation, when you get to come back to life in a video game, but it’s actually his vocation...
Wednesday, July 29,2009
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Over the Moon

Celebrate a landmark event’s anniversary with some of the movies it inspired.

By MaryAnn Johanson
People walked on the moon. Walked on the moon. It sounds like science fiction, but it's history—40-yearsgone history. Outside the living memory of many, many people now alive ...
 
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