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Hardell Media Ten months ago, in April 2020, Norbert Bueno was busy starting a brand-new musical endeavor in the face of the pandemic. "It will take some time before people feel comfortable going out to large gatherings," he said at the time. "New ideas and forms of entertainment will rise." And rise they have. Social Antidote has, over the past year, grown a musical model that not only offers high-qualit...

Alicia Geesman-Pritchard Via Facebook Mike Lee is a strict constitutionalist, just like Christians are strict interpreters of the Bible ... until they are confronted with parts they dont like. Charles Palmer Via Facebook We are talking about the man who ran on a platform on "fiscal responsibility," but his campaign slogan was "Im opposed to paying back the debt we owe!" Felipe Navarro Via Facebook The people of Utah consistently pick their own worst embarrassment. Then they vote him into office...

Taking a Gander: Biden goes to work cleaning up Trump's wreckage.

On-demand Feb. 13 – March 11 Tickets $18 Tori Duhaime If 2020 was a trying transitional time for the performing arts, 2021 is the time of understanding what everyone learned when forced by necessity to innovate. Last fall, Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company artistic director Daniel Charon observed that while creating a new work at a time when it wasnt clear whether it would be for a live audience or a virtual...

Cache Valley Virtual Chocolate Festival Were all missing our favorite in-person events over the past year, and theres certainly no way to replicate the experience of wandering through a space where you can nibble a wide range of tasty chocolate treats. But the Cache Valley Chocolate Festival is still moving forward with its annual fundraiser for Planned Parenthood Association of Utah—in fittingly enough for an organization dedicated to keeping people safe, the event is proceeding as a virtual...

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.