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Dear GYA, The Oscars are this weekend and without a doubt, everyone has one question on their mind, will this be the year Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol finally wins an Oscar for best picture?
On Friday night, some outstanding local acts will light up the stage at Velour, and two of them are releasing brand-new music videos this week: funk/soul artist Mimi Knowles, who won Velour’s Winter Battle of the Bands in December, and indie-rock/jazz/hip-hop band The Vibrant Sound. Also in the lineup is rap outfit Better Taste Bureau, who is a contender at Saturday’s CWMA rap showcase.---
Starting tomorrow evening, the Sugar Space will play host to the latest [co•da] production, Cause A Decision, created by the very dancers you'll see perform. --- Seven choreographed pieces will make their debut, carefully crafted in the Sugar House studio space the company calls home, at the very cheap price of $12.
Acting as if there was no other choice, Utah representatives moved a bill forward Wednesday that aims to put a digital device in the hands of every schoolchild in the state.
The wines of France's Luberon wine region are often very good values, especially when compared to Bordeaux and Burgundy. During a recent dinner at Faustina, I discovered one such value.
Ever since former Attorney General John Swallow subjected Utahns to an all you-can-eat buffet of corruption scandals, lawmakers have been investigating the idea of allowing voters to call a “do over,” or recall election, to remove a public official from office.
A 21-month wait for a club liquor license came to an end on Tuesday when the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission issued one of Utah's coveted permits to Escala Provisions Company at the Hyatt hotel at Canyons Resort.---
Sen. Howard Stephenson, R-Draper played a movie clip from the movie version of George Orwell's 1984 to give committee members a glimpse of the terrors of a surveillance state.
