City Weekly reporter Jesse Fruhwirth recently made an interesting point, and it struck a chord with me. It infuriates me how often Mormons are unfairly caricatured as mindless automatons with no opinions of their own but those emanating from 50 E. North Temple.
Thanks, Fidel. Although I have the greatest respect for your success in overthrowing that brutal gangster Fulgencio Batista, and I think it's high time the U.S. ended its embargo against your beautiful island nation, and I admit that Che
In another example of print media allowing itself to be unduly influenced by Facebook/Twitter bullshit, the Omaha World-Herald says it will no longer refuse to publish same-sex wedding announcements:
OK, we know your feelings were hurt in the last election when America soundly rejected your tax-cuts-for-billionaires, trickle-down economic policy.
Yikes! Downtown sandwich lovers should beware of a potential hepatitis-A outbreak originating from the Quiznos on Third South between Main and State.
According to a prominent Internet memologist, one of the best strategies for maximizing your Web exposure is to be more like a Mormon than a Jew.
If it's the mid-term elections, it must be open season on the gays.
It's a banner day for LGBT rights: Not only was California's Proposition 8 declared unconstitutional, but now the Taylorsville City Council approved a measure protecting LGBT citizens from housing and job discrimination.
According to federal Judge Vaughn Walker, "Proposition 8 is unconstitutional under both the Due Process and Equal Protection Clauses."
Oh, life! Will you never cease to imitate art? As it turns out, Paul Rubens -- in character as the dauntless Pee-wee Herman -- is slated to attend