Apparently, the brain trust over at the Dnews discovered the key to fiscal success is some magical thing called the Internet.
Brick (Humberto Estrada) and Tiger (Matthew Taggard) are comic-book nerds. And they make movies. The combination is plenty of fun.
Log Cabin Republicans Utah president Mel Nimer will oppose the legislature's newest gay-friendly Mormon, Democrat Ben McAdams, hoping to become a senator representing Salt Lake City's east side. How very.
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.
Gubernatorial money. Dog park debate. Dead Jews & Living Mormons. Spice Madness. Oil Leases. Other D-News perspectives.
In its bold new online universe, the Deseret Virtual News may look to the vine for ad revenue.
I always thought censorship at the Deseret News was motivated entirely by politics. Think gay marriage: less coverage of couples hurt by their lack of access to marriage perhaps results in less political will for reform. But that's not the whole picture.
Bikes for Kids Utah will hold its 2010 dinner and auction at Cucina Nassi in Salt Lake City on Thursday, September 30, 2010 from 6 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
The Black Crowes are going on indefinite hiatus at the end of their current tour, and if these are the band's final days together, they're making them count.