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- Culture, Entertainment Picks April 22, 2009
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This American Life—Live!
Thursday, April 23
- It's not how you're supposed to experience a radio show: as a live stage performance broadcasting to local movie theaters throughout the country. But for the second year in a row, NPR's This American Life...
- Culture, Arts & Entertainment February 13, 2008
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Tattoos | Gallery on Skin: Salt Lake City’s tattoo convention is a showcase for the human canvas
- Maybe you’ve heard: The Salt Lake International Tattoo Convention is in town this weekend. Even if you don’t have tattoos, it’s a big deal. Not because a conservative city hosts an edgy, alternative convention, but because a tattoo convention...
- Culture, Film Festival January 15, 2008
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Sundance Film Festival 2008 | Grand Slam: Slamdance 2008 ditches controversy of the past for a finer focus on film
- Remember last year when a video game called Super Columbine Massacre RPG spawned a huge controversy at the Slamdance Film Festival? Based on the Columbine High massacre, the Nintendo-style game was yanked a week before the festival competition. For the...
- Culture, Comedy January 9, 2008
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Comedy | Open Mic: Suzanne Westenhoefer may be gay, but her comedy isn’t just for the “alternative” crowd
- Comedian Suzanne Westenhoefer never had aspirations of greatness—at least, not outside of New York City. Westenhoefer—who just happens to be gay and is one of the biggest names in comedy—began her career on a dare. Friends challenged...
