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Dear GYA, I want to apologize for having a little fun behind the commander and chief last night. To be honest, I was bored out of my mind until I saw my bro Sully.
If you tune in to the 2014 State of the Union address tonight, you might see a familiar face in the crowd. Peter Mouskondis, President of Utah's Nicholas and Company, was invited by First Lady Michelle Obama --- to attend the event, and will take a seat near Michelle Obama, Dr. Jill Biden, and others.
Dear GYA, Scientists have recently discovered a new species of river dolphin living in the Amazon and without a doubt it's a terrifying beast. But look, everyone needs to take a deep breath.
Once in a while we ditch the indie and rock music around town and check out something new, and you can't get a more relaxed crowd than those in the reggae scene. --- To the untrained eye, it appears that shows may be sparse, but a deeper look reveals a thriving genre in SLC that continues to grow and shrink each year depending on who gets involved.
For Super Bowl Sunday, a big pot of stew is my go-to football game food. Specifically, I really like to make Southwestern-style green chile and pork stew, also known as chile verde.
Park City Live was packed last night while awaiting the arrival of the legendary rapper and Fast and Furious actor Ludacris. DJ Flesch opened up and played until midnight, throwing out an entertaining blend of rap and electronic music that seemed to partially satiate impatient Ludacris fans.---
Dear GYA, Man, who could have predicted that after an evening where Queen Latifah married 33 gay and straight couples, and Daft Punk teamed up with Stevie Wonder that the most fascinating thing about last night's Grammys was Pharrell's giant Arby's hat.
Scott Renshaw and Victor Morton wrap up Sundance 2014 reviews with a pair of sequels, African albinos and one killer performance set entirely in a car. The Raid 2: Berandal ***1/2
I don’t care that it’s two-and-a-half hours.
Hello to all you respiratory-worrying, mask-wearing, filter-replacing, transit-taking, Governor-shunning, can't-get-this-shit-out-of-my-lungs enthusiasts! --- If you're like me, and 50/50 chances are we're the same sex, you're hacking up this yellow or orange flem from your throat every morning because that's apparently the color you get when you mix refinery smoke with SUV exhaust and let it bake in your lungs for a day.
