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Red Pulse Magzazine gives you The Drop on the latest albums from Omar Rodriguez-Lopez and Cotton Jones.

A dark silence has fallen over the U community, as ASUU President Patrick Reimherr was arrested Monday on charges of possession of narcotics and solicitation of a prostitute.

Another year has come and gone for the Sundance Film Festival. There were some great moments and spectacular films, but there were also a few terrible films and some low points as well. As anyone who's ever seen a Sundance film knows, you're never quite sure what you're going to get until it's all over and you've had a chance to digest it.

The biggest disappointments this year are that "The Dark Knight" didn't get a Best Picture nod, and Christopher Nolan didn't get nominated for Best Director. "Gran Torino" was shut out altogether and Wall-E, one of the best movies of the year, still couldn't convince voters that it was more than just a cartoon, despite an aggressive campaign otherwise.

With all this talk of Academy Award snubs, what was your favorite movie of 2008?

The play is based on true events, as well as research into the lives of teens on the Internet. Surveys have shown that many teenagers8212;and people in general8212;participate in online activities that bleed into their real lives.

Sundance was fun, but it reminded me of being on tour8212;eating bad gas station food and drinking terrible coffee because you're running on four hours of sleep and need to stay awake for the rest of the day.

Red Pulse Magazine gives you The Word on what events to catch in Salt Lake City this week.

The Chinese New Year falls a bit early in 2009, beginning the Year of the Ox on Jan. 26. To celebrate, skip the MSG-laden grease-bombs we call Chinese food and try something more authentic8212;the Hong Kong Tea House.