Ever wondered how Mike Wazowski and James P. Sullivan became such famous monsters and even better friends? In the upcoming Pixar movie, “Monsters University,” Mike and Sully revisit the big screen...

ROAD TO FAME Zachary Quinto enlightens students about his start in acting and his sexuality Zachary Quinto, an actor famously recognized for his role as Spock in the rebooted Star Trek, spoke at the Union...

Zachary Quinto might not be a familiar name, but his face and voice are unmistakable: calm, brown eyes underneath signature bushy brows and a chiseled mouth complete with dimples. It is a handsome, enigmatic...

In downtown Salt Lake City, a unique art gallery has taken up shop. The Central Utah Art Center, or CUAC, has moved from their 20-year-old location in Ephraim, Utah, to a little nook located on 175 E....

The Utah Museum of Fine Arts and the Utah Film Center are partnering to produce awareness of depictions of Native Americans in modern society. To present these issues, UFC is showing its Native Voices...

The Utah Museum of Fine Arts will host a screening of the 1971 film "Punishment Park" as part of its continuing Desert Secrets Film and Discussion series today at 6 p.m., highlighted by a post-film discussion with human-rights activist and former Salt Lake City Mayor Rocky Anderson.

For lovers of cinema, being in Salt Lake City has its perks. Playing host to several movie festivals and enjoying a considerable trickle-down from the wildly popular Sundance Film Festival, Salt Lake City is a variable epicenter for independent film in the mountain west.

You don't need to go to a blockbuster movie every week to see a good film. Although big-budget movies can be exciting, art-house films bring a dynamic that is rarely seen in most big-budget films.

I want a romantic comedy that is both funny and romantic, while avoiding altogether the obligatory stereotypes, the clichés and the predictable plot lines which have been recycled and reshaped for too many years. That's all I want. Can't I have that? Jason Todd Ipson's film "Everybody Wants to Be Italian" makes a noteworthy attempt to give me what I know I can't have, but ends up falling into the unavoidable trap of standard genre filmmaking.