http://www.cityweekly.net/utah/articles.sec-8352-1-other-ae.html By Reyan Ali

Ordinarily, hearing a pompous, condescending, presumably overeducated man bloviate and self-promote doesn’t provide for engaging entertainment. Being able to experience Damien Sandow doing said bloviating ]]> By Kathleen Curry & Geoff Griffin

You may think you’ve got Las Vegas covered, right down to your favorite place to stay, the hottest club and even that lucky blackjack table.]]> By Kathleen Curry & Geoff Griffin

A certain national brand of beer has created a mythical “Most Interesting Man in the World,” but if you had to pick someone who actually existed to fit that description, William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody ...]]> By Brandon Burt

An encounter with Elias “Lefty” Caress leaves an indelible impression. Not so much a performer as a force of nature, the 33-year-old Caress possesses an incandescent, yet unassuming, affability ]]> By Kathleen Curry & Geoff Griffin

On St. Patrick’s Day weekend, people wear green and proclaim, “Kiss me, I’m Irish.” While for some that’s a stretch, millions of Americans ...]]> By Brian Staker

The Mummies of the World exhibit at The Leonardo has brought mummies and artifacts from around the world to Utah, but it has also brought something that has made a more intensive, arduous journey: the mummies’ stories. ]]> By Kathleen Curry & Geoff Griffin

There are a number of legendary romantic places around the world made famous in movies, novels and songs. Tropical islands. The top of the Empire State Building. Pretty much anything to do with Paris.]]> By Kathleen Curry & Geoff Griffin

With the natural beauty of Moab and its surrounding national parks less than a four-hour drive from Salt Lake City, the region is naturally a popular summer destination ...]]> By Scott Renshaw

With fiscal cliffs and end-of-days fears clouding the end of 2012 and even the start of the new year, it’s sometimes hard to get an optimistic view of the future.]]> By Kathleen Curry & Geoff Griffin

New Year’s Eve is a time for resolutions, parties and staying up all night—especially if you’re not at home.]]> By Kathleen Curry & Geoff Griffin

Every winter, people flock to Utah’s resorts to enjoy the “Greatest Snow on Earth,” but those visitors also get to experience great hotels, spas and restaurants, as well as activities off the slopes in beautiful mountain settings.]]> By City Weekly Staff

In the vibrant arts community of Utah, it’s always possible to give the memorable gift of classy culture. City Weekly arts contributors offer their thoughts on how to make the holidays artful ...]]> By Kathleen Curry & Geoff Griffin

Mention Wendover to most people across the Wasatch Front, and they’ll usually bring up gambling, liberal liquor laws and the ever-popular Fun Bus.]]> By City Weekly Staff

Halloween in Utah has become a celebration of scariness that stretches beyond the month of October, and plenty of local haunted attractions pop up to add to the atmosphere.]]> By Kathleen Curry & Geoff Griffin

The upcoming five-day stretch from Oct. 17 to 21 is known as UEA Weekend, Fall Break, Deer Hunt or Deer Widows Weekend. But it really should be called Zion’s Exodus to Anaheim ...]]> By Gavin Sheehan

It’s been a year since four geeky gals with a love for Firefly, Doctor Who and Harry Potter gathered in an apartment and started up the Hello, Sweetie! podcast. Since then, the show has gained local nerd notoriety, contributed time to charities and expanded to five participants after lineup changes.]]> By Kathleen Curry & Geoff Griffin

Winemakers in the Grand Valley, just past the Utah-Colorado border, are more than just ready to have you taste their wines; they’ll also teach you about their vineyards and let you get your I Love Lucy on by stomping grapes at the 21st-annual Colorado Mountain Winefest in Palisade.]]> By Kathleen Curry & Geoff Griffin

With Utah and BYU kicking off their football seasons in the coming week, Ute and Coug fans will have plenty of chances to travel and cheer on their favorite team.]]> By Kathleen Curry & Geoff Griffin

Everybody has a certain band whose music you love, but that for some reason, you’ve never seen live.]]> By Kathleen Curry & Geoff Griffin

The “Classic American Summer” conjures up visions of small-town fireworks, rodeos, kids riding bikes in parades, drive-in movies and eating shakes at the local burger joint.]]>