POSTED // Jun 19,2013 - Brace for scrutiny, Salt Lakers: The Association of American Editorial Cartoonists is holding its 2013 convention here at the end of the month

POSTED // Jun 12,2013 - Most people watch sports absorbing nothing but potato chips and cheap beer. Michael Smith has been watching sports his whole life, but he hasn’t just been watching—he’s been learning.

POSTED // Jun 5,2013 - We run our festivals on the 10 Burning Man principles. One of them is inclusiveness. Everyone is really friendly, and everyone seems to be on vacation. You can really let go and have fun and let your guard down. We’re radically expressive and extremely loving.

POSTED // May 30,2013 - Do you sometimes miss being a zygote splashing around in the womb? Salt City Float Spa offers an isolation pod filled with warm, salty water ...

POSTED // May 22,2013 - City Weekly publisher John Saltas and Editor Jerre Wroble go back 10 years. Wroble was hired in 2003 as a copy editor and is departing the paper this week for new adventures. This is Saltas’ remembrance of her time with the paper.

POSTED // May 15,2013 - If your DVD of the Academy Award-nominated Lincoln is already wearing out and Feb. 12, 2014, feels like an eternity from now, don’t be melancholy—this Saturday, May 18, provides the opportunity for you to don your stovepipe hat and fake beard ...

POSTED // May 8,2013 - Despite all the weepy songs about relationships that went bad because the wife never got flowers, Sherri Mills says what men are really forgetting is taking shared responsibility around the house.

POSTED // May 2,2013 - Dr. Saundra Buys will be speaking about breast-cancer treatment and research as part of the What Up, Doc? lecture series at the Salt Lake City Main Library.

POSTED // Apr 24,2013 - “I’d say this work chose me,” Cheryl Merz says of her ability to see dead people … and talk to them. A transplant from western New York state, she’s worked as a psychic in Utah for the past 15 years.

POSTED // Apr 17,2013 - Should you be scared of jet contrails, the white streaks billowing across the sky? John Lin, an associate professor of atmospheric sciences at the University of Utah, sat down with City Weekly to set the record straight on contrails.