SALT LAKE CITY — Long before the NBA season tipoff, hopeful song stylists took to the EnergySolutions Arena floor Friday for auditions to sing the national anthem at Utah Jazz home games.... Read more »

In this 84-minute DVD, viewers will go on a journey with Alex Boye as he tells of becoming a teen convert to the LDS Church, his rise to fame and his invitation to become a member of the Mormon... Read more »

The new movie "Trade of Innocents" combines the dramatic devices of feature-length filmmaking with the stark reality of human trafficking. Read more »

If you're looking for a fun venue to spend two hours while the men are attending the priesthood session of General Conference, look no further than Deseret Book's "Ladies' Night." Read more »

Utahn Angie Layton was the third person voted out of "Survivor: Philippines" on Day 8 of the 39-day contest. Read more »

A look back on the all the ups and downs of the past three months in movies. Read more »

Moviegoers want to see the good guy take out the bad guy. And for whatever reason, it’s even more fun when Liam Neeson is that good guy. Read more »

Each of these cookbook authors has a family of their own and has found solutions for common cooking conundrums. Read more »

As admirers turn the pages, it may seem as if they're stepping back into the Middle Ages. Smithsonian magazine has called it "one of the extraordinary undertakings of our time." The Saint John's... Read more »

The fight against childhood obesity starts at home. The fight against childhood obesity starts at home. Read more »

Lindsey Stirling will be performing her dub-step musical style on the violin combined with animated contemporary dance at In The Venue on Oct. 11 at 7 p.m. as part of her United States tour. Read more »

Michelle Pfeiffer turns up in both "Dark Shadows" and "People Like Us," which lead these movies that have arrived on DVD this week. Read more »

Where's the PG-13 version of "The King's Speech" and what happened to that Blu-ray Hitchcock collection? Read more »

Even though dead, recently dug up from the pet cemetery, all patched together, little bolts protruding from his neck and just zapped by lightning, his first moments of reanimation find this little,... Read more »

The fourth season of "Bonanza" and the second season of "Medical Center," two vintage TV series that fans have been clamoring for, lead these shows on DVD this week. Read more »

South Salt Lake city officials announced Tuesday that the former Granite High School campus will be developed into a motion picture and television production facility. Read more »

“Won’t Back Down” stumbled to a historically low opening, while “Hotel Transylvania” set a new record for September ticket sales. Read more »

The recent trend of re-releasing older movies on the big screen may be a creative low for Hollywood, but audiences are benefiting just as much as studios. Read more »

“The Perks of Being a Wallflower” delivers a moving story presented by an impressive young cast, though it can’t be stated enough that this is a heavy film that's not for everyone. Read more »

After canceling a number of public appearances, Spider-Man co-creator Stan Lee responds to rumors of health problems. Read more »

Children are being exposed to increasing amounts of social bullying and aggression at impressionable ages, according to a study published Thursday in the Journal of Communication. Read more »

"There is an inherent evil to the wondrous technology that we embrace blindly," says J.J. Abrams. Read more »

Halloween DVDs have been trickling into stores since the beginning of September, so here's a batch in stores now, led by a pair of Bette Davis thrillers and "Little Shop of Horrors" with its... Read more »

There is a super-easy pasta sauce that I've missed creating until now. I'm talking about using chevre (or goat cheese) as the creamy binder for simple pasta dishes. Read more »