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By Barbara Bannon
Special To The Tribune
Published May 18 2013 11:38PM
Published May 18 2013 11:38PM
“Welcome to my family. We’re always in each other’s business,” announces matriarch Emma in local playwright Miguel Santana’s “The Righteous and Very Real Housewives of Utah County.... read more
‘Righteous Housewives’ offers humor but not much depth
At Living Traditions, musicians honor their roots, branch out
2013 summer music preview: Nearly 150 acts will perform
Movie review: ‘Star Trek Into Darkness’ delivers smart action
ENTERTAINMENT
Things To Do
May 19th at Capitol Theatre
Utah Opera presents Giachino Rossini's "The Barber...
Diane Stover Exhibit
May 19th at Salt Lake City Public Library - Main
Art at the Main will present "For the Beauty of th...
May 19th at Salt Lake City Public Library - Main
Art at the Main will present "For the Beauty of th...
May 20th at Lamplight Art Gallery
Barbara Gustaveson and her students at Farmington...
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ENTERTAINMENT
Los Angeles • “Star Trek: Into Darkness” has warped its way to a $70.6 million domestic launch from Friday to Sunday, th... read more
ARTS
It’s ballet — with ropes for props and hip-hop moves.
Ballet West’s “Innovations 2013,” now in its sixth year, succeed... read more
BLOG: MUSIC
What a year the metal band Lamb of God has had.
Shortly after releasing “Resolution” in 2012, band member Randy Blythe w... read more
MUSIC
Los Angeles • For most of the past three decades, ABBA was but a memory for Agnetha Faltskog. She made concerted efforts... read more
MUSIC
If you hear a song called “Hush Hush” on country radio this spring, you might not catch every word, but you’ll likely get the drift. As the lead single from “Annie Up,” the new record from N... read more
HOME AND FAMILY
Dear Carolyn • I’m returning to work after a two-month absence. What was supposed to be maternity leave turned into a nightmare — my son was stillborn and I suffered a number of serious comp... read more
BLOG: THE CRICKET
• The 2013 Living Traditions Festival runs all weekend at Washington Square, 400 South and State Street, Salt Lake City.... read more
ENTERTAINMENT
Ethnic food, children’s crafts, bocce, folk music and dance are part of the three-day Living Traditions Festival which k... read more
DRINKING
When the Tap Room closed in May 2001, and reopened exactly one year later down the street in Sugar House, its owner move... read more
BLOG: MUSIC
Tim McGraw headlines the first country show at Usana Amphitheatre on June 14, with Love & Theft and Brantley Gilbert opening.
The latter is a 28-year-old singer-songwriter who has not only c... read more
MOVIES
The caper comedy “The Angels’ Share” may be the closest Ken Loach, the rabidly left-wing British filmmaker, has ever got... read more
MOVIES
This summer’s “Star Trek Into Darkness” is the 12th movie in the franchise, which also includes five live-action and one... read more
BLOG: TV
The second season of the made-in-Utah series “Breaking Pointe” doesn’t premiere until July 29, but The CW has released a one-minute trailer that gives away a few things from inside the Balle... read more
MUSIC
Don’t accuse Vampire Weekend of jumping on the bandwagon.
The indie-rock band was formed in the dorm rooms of Columbia U... read more
MOVIES
It’s the actor’s job in a movie to create a compelling performance out of an interesting character, and the director’s j... read more
ARTS
When William Friedkin was doing research for his controversial film “Cruising,” he showed up on jockstrap night at the Mine Shaft, the famed gay bar in Manhattan, dressed for the occasion. W... read more
BLOG: MUSIC
The critically acclaimed indie-rock band Yo La Tengo from Hoboken, N.J., is still a little shaken up in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, which decimated the city.
“It’s not completely back to no... read more
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