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Grab your Moon Stick and headphones for this Sailor Moon podcast interview
For the most part, this blog focuses on locals who are making headway here in Utah. But on occasion, we like to look at locals who are making a mark across the U.S. Today we look into the podcast world at Love & Justice, a show formed by actress Lola Binkard that focuses squarely on Sailor Moon.
Hacked Sony emails shed light on L.A. politics, including a critical vote a California politician made months before receiving a $25,000 donation from a Sony Pictures executive. Top of the Alty World
Brand-new music from The Wild War, Advent Horizon, Entomb The Wicked and more
So last week we skipped over the local releases section, primarily due to the fact that the shows were so spread out across the week and there was little in the online category, that if we promoted anything it would have been quickly forgotten before most of the shows came up. So today we're playing catch up from last week and previewing shows happening this weekend.
The downtown consignment store celebrates one year in business
It has been a slow time coming, but downtown SLC is starting to find character again after a rash of construction sites started throwing up apartment buildings in every corner they could. Except for that one church-looking structure on 100 South that now looks like Bruce Gray and IBM designed a building together.
The staff chat about the latest addition to Park City life
The amount of new breweries and distilleries starting to populate the Wasatch Front is creating a nice buzz, on many levels. We're starting to see new locally crafted beers at the rate Portland sees new coffee shops, and that is not a statement to be taken lightly.
On Monday, May 18, Salt Lake City businesswoman Babs De Lay filed her intent to run for mayoral candidate Luke Garrott’s soon-to-be open City Council seat.
Every couple of months the art community gets a brand new jolt of excitement with the addition of a new location to add works for display, and usually the best time to get the word out and get as many people to check it out is during Gallery Stroll. So on an evening with on-and-off rain, tons of people made their way over to the brand new God Hates Robots gallery and ticket shop on West Broadway, to see an array of established and rising artists display their works for the inaugural show.
