Ridley Scott has an amazing knack for engaging his audience. His latest film, "Body of Lies," is no exception.

Red Pulse reviews the latest albums from T.I. and Ben Folds.

Find out where Cold War Kids, Xibalba, City to City and The Loved Ones are playing in Salt Lake City this week.

In this "documentary" that makes Michael Moore's "Fahrenheit 9/11" look like a bipartisan bedtime story, Bill Maher trots the globe intending to interview people about God and religion. Big problem: He doesn't go to intelligent sources of the religion for plausible answers.

The Working Dog Reading Series is a series of readings throughout the school year held by English graduate students where they read their own work.

On Oct. 5, artists and musicians will come together at the Gallivan Center for the Utah United art and music festival. In a time of confusion and disorder, the festival hopes to inform festival-goers of issues in the community and what they can do to help.

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...

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.