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Preparing for Halsey’s ‘The Great Impersonator’

By Mikaela Ponce, Arts Writer October 7, 2024

  Since the release of her single “The End” and her return to music after a year-long break while she battled multiple chronic diseases, Halsey’s been teasing her fifth studio album. Releasing...

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Falling Notes: The Autumn Soundtrack

By Jansen Heaton, Arts Writer October 6, 2024

  As the weather cools down and the leaves start changing colors, it's the perfect time to update your playlist with some fall songs. These 10 songs are your ideal soundtrack for cozying up as...

Group cosplay Pikachu at Salt Lake's FanX, Friday, Sept. 26 (Photo by Laney Hansen | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

An Insider’s Look at FanX Creative Identities

By Laney Hansen, Arts Writer October 6, 2024

  Last week, Sept. 26-28, the Salt Palace Convention Center opened its doors to thousands of pop culture enthusiasts. FanX has been a Utah Staple since it began in 2013. Widely known as one...

FanX Cosplayers Francisco, Jessica, Princess, Caden, Jezebelle, Asher, and Lunic. (Photo by Isra Habib | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Cosplay at FanX Brings Communities Together

By Isra Habib, Arts Writer October 5, 2024

  Salt Lake City’s FanX celebrates artistry and connection between fans in various communities. This connection is evident in the incredible dedication of the cosplayers who bring their favorite...

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‘Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story’ is a Messy Portrayal of a Sensitive Situation

By Mikaela Ponce, Arts Writer October 4, 2024

  Netflix’s new addition to its hit crime drama “Monsters” just dropped. This season is all about the infamous Lyle and Erik Menendez case. Racking up 12.3 million views during its debut...

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Why Some Classic Novels Have Been Banned

By Jordan Thornblad, Arts Writer October 2, 2024

  If you think about it, there is something to dislike about every piece of literature ever written. Yet if we challenged every piece of literature ever written, libraries would be replaced by...

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Rest In Peace To Youtube

By Hailey Edmonds, Arts Writer October 1, 2024

  YouTube, originally created in 2005, has lived many lives in its almost two decades of existence. Short form media used to call YouTube its home but has been taken over by TikTok and various...

Photo courtesy Macall Polay | HBO

Gotham City Returns With ‘The Penguin’

By Jansen Heaton, Arts Writer September 28, 2024

  The infamous city of Gotham is one that viewers have been intimately familiar with for decades now. Gotham City has been portrayed in comics, movies and TV-shows for years. Most fans would associate...

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‘Uglies’ Fails to Make its Mark in the Dystopian World

By Mikaela Ponce, Arts Writer September 28, 2024

  In the future, after the world has been burned by the excessive use of fossil fuels, a new society is built on genetically modified flowers and humans. They fixed their problem of a lack of resources...

University of Utah Athletics Director Bill Riley holds a jersey alongside Utah Football Head Coach Kyle Whittingham and Live Nation Utah President Jason Farrell, while Whittingham talks about being excited for the concert. (Photo by Addy Cowley | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Billy Joel and Sting to Perform at Rice-Eccles Stadium in May

By Alina Walker, News Writer September 26, 2024

  Billy Joel and Sting will perform at Rice-Eccles Stadium in May. President of Live Nation Utah Jason Farrell announced the concert on Thursday morning. Farrell told reporters it is sure to be...