By now, you should all be familiar with Project 337 and the symbolic significance this carries for local art and culture. If you were unable to make it to the exhibition before it was demolished, don't despair8212;entrepreneurial filmmakers Alex Haworth and Davey Davis have got you covered.

Summer has wound down, but everything else is winding up. All departments at the U, from English to music to theater, are firing on all cylinders. We're not resting either. In the next few weeks Red Pulse...

"Eagle Eye" is an entertaining popcorn flick for about two-thirds of the running time, but the plot veers off in the direction of the ridiculous toward the end. The cast is the glue that holds the whole thing together, but Caruso could use a little bit more practice when it comes to big-time action spectacles.

As music piracy becomes a broad-based institution, we find ourselves at war not with the musicians, but the fat-bellied greedheads who are trying make a profit off of someone else's talent.

In this age of anti-intellectualism, Zizek uses engaging examples from popular culture to illuminate his radical positions, which serve as exposés of irony.

The Utah Symphony has two Scandinavian performers, conductor Hannu Lintu and violinist Henning Kraggerud, coming to play.

Red Pulse takes a look at the latest albums from TV on the Radio and Noah and the Whale this week in The Drop.

Find out about the shows playing in Salt Lake City this weekend with bands such as Lagwagon, Dr. Dog as well as the X-96 Big Ass Show.

This Sunday, "The Simpsons" enters its 20th season on air. The Red Pulse Staff takes a look back at some of our favorite episodes.

Director James Marsh has crafted an extremely entertaining film that, at times, almost forgets it's a documentary. Full of humor, suspense, drama and everything else that makes for an amazing story, the movie mostly benefits from Petit. The glow and excitement he shows when he thinks back to that day almost 35 years ago is enough to make anyone believe he's just a man that lives for the chance to perform.