- Issue of
- Oct 23-29, 2014
- Vol. 31, No. 24
- Death Becomes Her
News
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- Cover Story
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Death Becomes Her
Controversial saint La Santisima Muerte embraces Utah's outsiders
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Middle Man
Doug Owens hopes to follow in father's footsteps as a moderate Dem in Congress
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- Hits & Misses
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It's Not Us, It's UTA
Also: Take Our Guns, Like It or Not
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- 5 Spot
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Michael Fenton of Ogden's Ben Lomond Hotel
Restoring the historic (and possibly haunted) hotel
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- Citizen Revolt
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Zumba for a Cause
Nothing burns calories and builds your karma like dancing for a cause. This weekend, you can learn to Zumba and help prevent child abuse and neglect.
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- The Ocho
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Zero-Star Scares
8 lowest-rated local haunted houses and Halloween attractions on Yelp
- Letters
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Myths From the Inside
At age 42, for the first time in my life, I am in prison, and I've discovered 10 common prison myths:
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- Opinion
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Teach Me Liberty
New AP U.S. History curriculum doesn't adulate America, and that's a good thing
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- The Straight Dope
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Name Game
Why are girls and women not given the title "Junior," "II," etc.?
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- News Quirks
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What, Too Soon?
The National Football League's Jacksonville Jaguars apologized after team mascot Jaxson de Ville mocked the Pittsburgh Steelers during their game by holding a Steelers signature yellow "Terrible Towels" next to a sign that read "TOWELS CARRY EBOLA."
Eat & Drink
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- Food News
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Wired Walrus in Sugar House
Also: Oktoberfest at Spin Cafe, late nights at Fleming's
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- Dining
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Bring Out Your Dead
Local eateries celebrate Día de los Muertos with traditional Mexican fare
Music
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The Afghan Whigs
Frontman Greg Dulli is inspired by living fast but mindfully
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Halloween Playlist 2014
Celebrate Halloween with this weird, obscure and freaky ear candy
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Halloween Concert Rundown
Get into the Halloween spirit by catching these local concerts
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- CD Reviews
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Huldra, South Paw, Wild Apples
Local CD Reviews: Black Tides, Tell Me Which Way to Run, The Wolves Must Run Free
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- Music Picks
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Live: Music Picks Oct. 23-29
Like its namesake in San Francisco, filled with antique coin-operated arcade machines that click, clack, ding, ping and bang, Portland, Ore., five-piece Musée Mécanique make music that is alive with many of the same noises.
Culture
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- Books
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Atlantia, The Lost Book of Mormon, Beautiful You
Local authors, local interest and local readings are among new book options
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- Film Reviews
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St. Vincent
Bill Murray does his best with the showy antihero of St. Vincent
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- True TV
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Grimm, Constantine
More reviews: Alpha House, Good Witch's Wonder, Mike Tyson Mysteries
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- DVD Reviews
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Begin Again, Behaving Badly
New DVD/VOD releases Tuesday, Oct. 28
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- Free Will Astrology
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Oct. 23-29: Fun to Cheat
Seek easy victories, Scorpio
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- Entertainment Picks
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Essentials: Entertainment Picks Oct. 23-29
Vive la difference! Our differences are what make humans so fascinating, part of what makes getting to know each other so rich and rewarding.
Devour Utah
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- Cooking
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Ask the Critic: Searching for Consistency
Why do my meals taste different each time I cook them?
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- Happenings
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Food News: Ladies Night at Boulevard Bistro
Also: Pumpkins at Pago, Fratelli Fights Hunger, Wild Game Fest
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- People
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Artisan Profile: Ruth Kendrick of Chocolot
Ogden chocolatier offers blood-orange chocolate eyeballs for Halloween, plus other fall treats
