Take 5 gives you the favorite YouTube videos of the Red Pulse staff this week.

Nick Jaina, Will Sartain, TV on the Radio and Tilly & The Wall play in Salt Lake City this week. The Word brings you details.

With Keith Lockhart conducting, the evening will open with selections from Olivier Messiaen's Catalogue d'oiseaux (Catalogue of Birds, for non-French speakers).

I'm intrigued when a movie tears me between thinking "Wow, they made a lot out of a little," and "Wow, for such great filmmakers and such a great cast, they didn't end up with much."

By Sarah CustenThe best part about Utah8212;the thing that a lot of outsiders may not know8212;is that it is truly unlike anywhere else. It's unique, it's maybe even a bit freaky, and Gilgal Sculpture...

By Kyle Stegerwald, Asst. Red Pulse EditorShwayze"Shwayze" Shwayze is producer Cisco Adler and rookie MC Aaron Smith and their album is about weed, women and California. It's well-trod territory for music...

"Everybody Wants to be Italian" is the mixed-up tale of a Polish fishmonger living and working in Boston's Italian North End who can't get over a relationship that ended eight years ago. Couple that with his Italian coworkers trying to set him up with a lady who they believe is Italian (which in turn convinces him to act and be Italian to impress her) and you can see that multi-ethnic and Freudian humor will be rife

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.

By Trevor Hale, RedEvery once in a while, the stars (and deadlines) will align just right so that a theme is born. That's what happened this week with Red Pulse. With summer ending and fall making an early...

In November 2006, SMITH Magazine8212;an online magazine with the tagline "Everyone has a story"8212;began an ongoing collection of six-word memoirs. People from across the globe send in their condensed life stories, and the results range from a modern sort of haiku, to funny little quips, to miniature philosophies