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New music from Team Dead, Let's Become Actors, The Moths and more
Looking through the final week of April, we've got some awesome local albums for you to listen to and a couple of release shows you should probably attend. We'll start with the online releases and the first one up is Aspen Grove.
U.S. drone strikes that killed an American and an Italian citizen being held hostage by Al Qaeda challenge the effectiveness of the lethal technology and operatives using the drones. Top of the Alty World
A look at the work of illustrator Melissa Phillips
Over the past couple months, there have been new announcements for established conventions and the launch of a few brand new ones to hit the city in the next calendar year. For some, that may be viewed as overkill, but for others they see it as an opportunity to get more convention floor time to show off their geeky merch.
The mysteries of faith, immortality and artificial intelligence are all part of this week's new releases in Utah theaters. Scott Renshaw enjoys the swoony romantic drama (and great Harrison Ford performance) in The Age of Adaline (pictured), even when it's trying too hard to be taken seriously.
For seven glorious weeks, my children attended Deer Valley Ski School. Trust me, it was worth every penny. If you need to take out a loan to pay for it, do it.
Talking hoodies and headwear with the company's founder
We may be slowly headed out of the chilly season, but that doesn't mean hoodies and headgear are totally out of fashion or not in style for the moment. Hell, the snowstorm and week of cold weather last week proved that.
As the weather turns warm and I start thinking a lot more about heirloom tomatoes than hearty winter roasts, my palate also turns to lighter wine varieties. Sure, I'll still enjoy my Zins, Cabernets and big, busty California Chards.
