Movies, News, Opinion, Signpost Slider
Many women have broken barriers all over the world. Each time I learn of a female pioneer or powerhouse, I’m reminded that I can be just like them; any of […]
Arts & Entertainment, Movies, Signpost Slider
Weber State’s second annual Lunafest, a short-film festival and fundraiser sponsored by Luna Bars, highlighted women’s issues in everyday life. In honor of Women’s History month, Lunafest is meant to […]
Arts & Entertainment, Movies, News, TV, Visual Arts
In honor of Black History Month, we take a look back into African-American history in the film industry and how representation has come a very long way, from cliched […]
Arts & Entertainment, Movies, Review
“Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children” was rather peculiar. And although there might be many who disagree with me, I would venture to say that the film is Tim Burton’s […]
Some of my most favorite movies that have come out in the last couple of years have been remakes — “Inglorious Bastards” and “Mad Max: Fury Road” come to mind. […]
Entertainment, Movies, News, Ogden Community/Events
MovieGrille, located on 2293 Grant Avenue in Ogden, recently closed its doors and announced a plan to reopen under new ownership, according to their Facebook post on Sept. 14. “The […]
Arts & Entertainment, Columns, Movies, Opinion
Spoiler alert: All the good stuff is in the preview
What do Freddy Kruger, Norman Bates and Hannibal Lecter have in common? They love to hear us scream. The topic of horror movies invokes a variety of responses from people […]
Does ‘Sully’ fly high or land in the river?
Arts & Entertainment, Movies, Opinion, Review
I love movies, so much so that I frequent movie theaters more than the average person — three to four times a week to be exact. Because of this, I […]