Film Reviews
Our nearly-superhuman protagonist continues to thrill when he has something to fight for.
Because the world is wide and mysterious, I assume there must be someone out there who, nearly a decade into the John Wick franchise, actually cares about the emotional arc of the main character.
By Scott Renshaw
March 22, 2023
Film Reviews
Free Will Astrology
Finger of God
The sun, Mercury, Pluto and Venus were in Aries in his astrological house of finances.
By Rob Brezsny
March 22, 2023
Free Will Astrology
Entertainment Picks
Wasatch Theatre Company: The Melancholy Play, Sankofa, This Journey: Go Back and Get It @ Salt Lake Acting Company, Geoff Dembicki: The Petroleum Papers @ Sundance Resort Author Series, and more.
An often-absurdist farce that explores the thin lines between the emotions we identify as "good" and those we identify as "bad," and deconstructed the idea of the "manic pixie dream girl" character even before culture critic Nathan Rabin coined the phrase.
By City Weekly Staff
March 22, 2023
Entertainment Picks
Film Reviews
Unlike Zodiac, this tale of real-life serial killings can't find a compelling focus.
When you've seen more than 10,000 movies, the urge to make connections is strong, even when you can feel that the connections aren't always neat and tidy.
By Scott Renshaw
March 16, 2023
Film Reviews
Arts & Entertainment
Reimagining who we might see on stage—and in the audience—for a dance performance.
Like institutions of all kinds, arts organizations are asking themselves questions about inclusion—what kind of voices, or bodies, have historically been prioritized, and how to shift those paradigms.
By Scott Renshaw
March 15, 2023
Arts & Entertainment
Free Will Astrology
Eagerness and Devotion.
Piscean sculptor Anne Truitt wrote: "The most demanding part of living a lifetime as an artist is the strict discipline of forcing oneself to work steadfastly along the nerve of one's own most intimate sensitivity."
By Rob Brezsny
March 15, 2023
Free Will Astrology
Best of Utah 2019
Our 30th annual ode to the people, places and businesses that make life in the Beehive State great.
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