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Movies have addressed the Cold War from the start, from espionage thrillers to rah-rah patriotic fantasy. Here are some of the highlights and misfires.

The coolest shows of all time - those that changed how we think, look and do. Is your pick in the mix?

Lawmakers tackled a wide range of issues, starting out by once again flexing control over local COVID-19 restrictions in the early days of the session even as Utah’s cases were peaking from the omicron surge. From there, lawmakers wrestled with a $24 billion budget, tax cuts, spending on water, education and more. Here’s what happened

Despite rumblings of a possible early adjournment, the Utah Legislatures sprint through its 45-day general session came to an end right at midnight Friday night after a dramatic surprise on the Senate floor that spurred furious and emotional debate.

Disney+ has just quietly added 12 big movies to its library

This International Womens Day, get into the spirit of cherishing the creative work of women by indulging in some on-screen feminism that celebrates womanhood in all its myriad forms.

“Charlotte" is set for release in theaters on April 22.

“Charlotte,” set for release in theaters on April 22, follows German-Jewish painter Charlotte Salomon.

The 55-year-old actress and her spouse appeared to be enjoying their time at the star-studded event, and they were seen posing for several photos during their time in front of the cameras.

Rep. Phil Lyman cited concerns with election security, but election officials said there are "no gaping holes" with Utah’s vote-by-mail system. HB371 would have made in-person voting the default in Utah, and voters would need to manually request absentee ballots. Election officials and others argued that it would disenfranchise rural voters, elderly voters and voters with disabilities.