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Jeremy Mathews
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- News, Cover Story August 13, 2014
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A Beer for All Seasons
Mark your calendars for limited-time local brews
- Sure, your regular order at the bar is great, but so are Utah's countless seasonal beers. These are often the ones that the brewers themselves are most passionate about—recipes without as much commercial appeal, or whose ingredients are limited. When you're at a brewery or bar, ask about the current seasonal offerings.
- News, Cover Story August 13, 2014
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Taste the Randall
On-the-tap flavor infusers are customizing the craft-beer experience even further
- If you think the modern craft-beer scene has already unearthed every flavor you could taste from a pint glass, you haven't met Randall.
- News, Cover Story January 16, 2013
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Sundance 2013 Finding Your Level
How to find your kind of films at Sundance
- Picking the right Sundance film requires knowing something about the films. But it also requires knowing something about yourself. What kind of story do you think you’re looking for?
- News, Cover Story January 19, 2012
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Sundance 2012 Showdowns
More bang for your film buck
- If you're facing the question of how to choose between two films that seem superficially similar, and your time and resources are limited...
- Culture, Film Festival January 19, 2011
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Sundance Showdowns
How to pick a winning movie when you have to make a choice.
- The Sundance Film Festival—running Jan. 20-30 this year in Park City and other Utah venues—is a gamble ...
- Culture, Film Festival January 20, 2010
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Sundance: Wisest Walks
How to get from Point A to Theater B.
- The shuttle bus map on the festival catalog´s last page includes approximate walking times between each venue, and that’s about as close to a sure thing as you’re going to get.
- News, Miscellaneous July 14, 2005
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Clean Peeks
You’ve heard about edited DVDs'but what do they look (and sound) like?
- In the late ’90s, an ambitious group of companies started popping up to rent and sell modified videos and DVDs that make PG-and-higher Hollywood titles family friendly. And in so doing, they have definitively proved that dirty language and sexual...
- Culture, Arts & Entertainment March 24, 2005
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Creepy Inspir-Asian
Hollywood looks east for its latest horror hits.
- The notoriously dismal January-February movie season this year found better-than-expected financial success in horror films and thrillers, showing the genres aren’t just for fringe audiences—or at least if they are, it’s a pretty large...
- Culture, Arts & Entertainment February 24, 2005
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And the Winner Isn’t …
Tracking down Oscar’s greatest oversights on DVD.
- On Feb. 27, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will break some film lovers’ hearts for the 77th time. As impossible as it is for an awards ceremony to please everyone, the Oscar statuettes have eluded some of the most accomplished films...
- Culture, Arts & Entertainment December 2, 2004
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Flight Prep
Getting ready for Scorsese’s The Aviator with a tour of his career
- Tim Burton was set to direct After Hours when, in early discussions, producer/star Griffin Dunne and producer Amy Robinson told him that Martin Scorsese, who had earlier turned the script down, wanted to do the film. According to a documentary on the...
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