- Issue of
- Apr 3-9, 2014
- Vol. 30, No. 47
News
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- Cover Story
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Hollywood Vengeance
Local director Gil Medina says he owns actor Danny Trejo and is suing Robert Rodriguez for $11 million to prove it
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Walkabout
After being evicted, Kim Krause decided to embark on the open road for a life of homelessness
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The Plot Thickens
Did police catch a terrorist or simply punish a man who was seeking help for a mental illness?
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- Hits & Misses
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Test Questions
Also: Construction Quarrel, Health Progress
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- 5 Spot
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Rinda Ungricht & Laurie-Lynn Macdonald of SLC Groove
Creating Dance Moves That Fit Everyone's Style
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- Citizen Revolt
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Become an Equality Ally
With the state shelving plans to protect LGBT Utahns from discrimination, there’s never been a better time for allies of the LGBT community to help stop discrimination in the workplace. Learn h
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- The Ocho
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Stop the Pop
8 soon-to-be-discontinued sodas
- Letters
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The Broken Caucus
I attended my first Republican caucus recently. As a proponent of the Count My Vote campaign, I decided I needed to see what really happens at a caucus meeting. I was wrong. I could have gone a lifetime without needing to see what happens there.
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- The Straight Dope
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Germ Freeze
Is there life beneath the ice caps?
Eat & Drink
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- Wine
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Tres Hombres Mexican Grill & Cantina
Tres Hombres Serves Brunch with a Mexican Flair
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- Wine
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Vote for Best New Chef Southwest
Also: Let's Get Saucy
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- Wine
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No Experience Necessary
Great new books for home cooks
Music
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Honey Pine
Locals Honey Pine take their sweet time to release debut album
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Cult Leader
Local metal band rise from the ashes of Gaza
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Blitzen Trapper
The Rocky Mountain Whoop Ass Sound Keeps On Telling Stories
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- CD Reviews
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Breaux, Shadow Windhawk & the Morticians, Jake Burch
Local CD Reviews: Black Wolf, Casket Spray, BloodFlower
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- Music Picks
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Live: Music Picks April 3-9
It’s no surprise that Speedy Ortiz’s lead singer, Sadie Dupuis, used to teach songwriting at a summer camp. Her sometimes gritty, introspective and clever lyrics are the pulse of this four-piece Massachusetts-based
Culture
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- Theater
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Pioneer Theatre Company: Deathtrap
Pioneer Theatre Company’s production of Ira Levin’s 1978 comedic thriller Deathtrap has been around long enough—including a film adaptation—that plenty of its surprises are bound not to be surprises for every viewer.
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- Theater
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Plan-B Theatre Company: 3
Omnibus collections of any kind—short films, short stories, short plays—often feel only as strong as their weakest link. And then there are those pleasant rare exceptions where there really isn’t a weak link, and where the individual segments build on and inform one another to the point where it feels fully cohesive.
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- Film Reviews
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Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Captain America’s character is more super than the comic-book action
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- Film Reviews
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Nymphomaniac Vol. 1
An intriguing first half of a movie
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- True TV
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Game of Thrones, Silicon Valley, Veep
Plus: Granite Flats, Academy of Country Music Awards
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- DVD Reviews
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Anchorman 2, The Bag Man
New DVD/VOD Tuesday, April 1
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- Free Will Astrology
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April 4-10: Like Attracts Like
Tap into your power spot, Aries
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- Big Shiny Robot!
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Killer Material
There’s a unique story in—and behind—Larime Taylor’s A Voice in the Dark
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- Entertainment Picks
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Essentials: Entertainment Picks April 3-9
Garrison Keillor, like a whole host of people in this country, grew up in a small town. Think Main Street with a local grocer and a barber shop, picket fences and everybody being on a first-name basis with everybody else.
