- Issue of
- Aug 22-28, 2013
- Vol. 30, No. 15
News
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- Cover Story
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One Way Street
Prostitutes who want to leave the life have nowhere to go.
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Mark Shurtleff Favor Bank
Former AG's new biz in Sov Ouk's office
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- Hits & Misses
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Fault the Feds
Also: Smoke & Mirrors, There Goes Neighborhood
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- 5 Spot
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Journey on the Moonlight Dome
Restored train will travel to Denver & back
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- Citizen Revolt
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Grill Your Congressman
Summer may be winding down, but that doesn’t mean the grilling has to stop. This week, don’t miss opportunities to grill your congressmen...
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- The Ocho
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Provo Pride!
8 considered slogans for the first-ever Provo Pride Festival
- Private Eye
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Here's a Tip
There's no rhyme or reason to tipping; just do it
- Letters
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On Sim’s Side
I love Private Eye, and this column is a perfect example of why [“Chad’s Bunion,” Aug. 15, City Weekly].
- Letters
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Twilight Solutions
Cody Titmus’ letter is spot-on with the issues, and many of his scenarios are also found at other venues [“Twilight Ain’t What It Used To Be,” Aug. 15, City Weekly].
- Letters
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Snoop Squad
Is there anything worse than a snitch lurking in the shadows, silently waiting to tattle on the things that they deemed wrong ...
- Letters
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Keep the Words
I want to give kudos and express my appreciation for my most recently received issue of your paper. It is good to see more articles appearing throughout the issue.
- Letters
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Shunning Happens
When I first moved to Salt Lake City over 10 years ago with a job at the Olympics, I fell in love with it here: Beautiful land, lovely people and a great place to raise a family.
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- The Straight Dope
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Wild Thing
Is there a beast in the ocean?
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- Deep End
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It's All in Your Head
No reason to call yourself creative
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- News Quirks
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Cursive's Last Gasp
Two German entrepreneurs invented an ink pen that recognizes misspelled words and bad handwriting. Its name is Lernstift, German for “learning pen,” according to Daniel Kaesmacher, co-founder of the company
Restaurants & Bars
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- Wine
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Fats Grill
Burgers, drinks, music, pool. And burgers.
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- Wine
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Prevent Child Abuse Utah Gala
Also: Music at DV Grocery, Fratelli Wine Dinner
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- Wine
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Rioja Rocks
Spain's trademark is flavorful (and affordable)
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- Restaurant Reviews
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Zabiha Grill
Halal Indian barbecue and more on Redwood
Music
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L'anarchiste to Release New EP
Epic folk-rock band creates The Traveler
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Fun.
Grammy Award-winning Band Strives To Write Timeless Pop Songs.
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Concise Kilgore and Flash & Flare
Concise Kilgore And Flash & Flare Release A Mixtape Tribute To Fice Gallery.
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- Shots In The Dark
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2013 Utah Beerfest
4th-Annual Utah Beer FestivalHeld Aug. 17 at the Gallivan Center Hallie Strauss, Allie Schuelke, Heather Churchill Uinta Head brewer Kevin Ely Rachel Petery Jenny Willden, Julien Lyman
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- Music Picks
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Live: Music Picks Aug. 22-28
Scott Mescudi, aka Kid Cudi, hit online-sensation status in 2008 with his debut single “Day ’n’ Nite,” on which he pioneered a more melodic style of sing-rapping, popularized notably by rapper Drake.
Culture
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- Get Out
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Paddle-board Yoga
Stretch, work on your balance and get wet
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- Film Reviews
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Blue Jasmine
The jokes are few, but Woody Allen still delivers
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- Film Reviews
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The World's End
Edgar Wright again gives simple pleasures something extra
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- True TV
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Ghost Shark, America's Next Top Model
Plus: VMAs. Teen Mom, Joe Rogan Questions Everything
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- DVD Reviews
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Boardwalk Empire, Hunted
New DVD/VOD Tuesday, Aug. 20
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- Free Will Astrology
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Aug. 23-29: Wild Desire
Identify pure and naked longing, Virgo
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- Entertainment Picks
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Essentials: A&E Picks Aug. 22-28
Without common household name recognition, most people would probably recognize Mary Lynn Rajskub from her turn on the hit television show 24 as intense CTU systems analyst Chloe O’Brian,
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- Arts & Entertainment
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Fall in Brigham City
There's more to Highway 89 than peaches
