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The World to Come's forbidden love story emerges from its time and place.

The latest local foodie news.

Citrus abounds in this week's selections

Mark Mabry There arent many who can make a career in classical music, much less while also suffering from a congenital heart disorder. But thus it has been for Salt Lake City native and now Nashville resident Paul Cardall, who—while living 30 years with "half a heart"—released 22 studio albums of original compositions and hymn renditions before receiving a heart transplant in 2009. "I released a recor...

Taking a Gander: Utah Republicans are ducking for cover.

Slamdance Films for the Musically-Minded In case Sundance season came and went too quickly—or perhaps just passed you right by, by virtue of it being online this year, providing none of its usual clot of tourism to remind Utahns to get tickets—Slamdance is right on its heels, also virtually this year. The oddball answer to Sundances austere take on indie returns for its 26th year as a festival for emerging artists, and with options for movie-lovers of all kinds. If its music-focused stuff y...

Love Note

Alex Springer My three-year-old daughter is going through a serious cheese phase. String cheese might be her favorite, but any time I break out shredded cheddar, parmesan or mozzarella, I soon feel a small tug at my shirt followed by a vision of her cupped hands eagerly awaiting a sample. It reminded me of my own childhood, which was filled with grilled cheese, mac and cheese, string cheese and far too ma...

A Utah charter school is receiving national attention after offering parents the option to opt out of the Black History Month curriculum for their children.

Then I’m going to Ogden and will look at some airplanes at the museum. When I’m done sightseeing, I plan to stop at Mollie’s for dinner.