"Generosity" and "unity" were the exact words Actor Training Program junior Julia Alexander used to describe her recent interaction with French citizenry. Alexander's perspective also happens to be a rather unique and exciting one. She and fellow student Stacey Hull, also a junior in the program, returned Sunday from a two-week trip to Arras, France.

After starting out playing in the subway and recording their first albums in a chicken coop and an abandoned railway car, The Felice Brothers are bringing their accordion, washboard, banjo and ragtag mix of music to the Post Theater at Fort Douglas on Monday.

The key moment for filmmaker, songwriter and festival organizer Brian Fetzer came when he was invited back to his alma mater, East High School, to entertain a gymnasium packed with teenagers.

In all of the focus and attention on various artistic activities around the city, we can't forget we have a benefit to us right here on campus: the Pioneer Theatre Company.

Insinuations had disappeared and ads in key swing state media markets purchased by the McCain campaign were accusing Obama of being black.

What young actor hasn't dreamed of picking up and taking off for the Big Apple? The Performing Arts Building at the U is home to an entire group of young hopefuls headed for New York to do just that.

Red Pulse gives you The Word on shows for this upcoming week.

Red Pulse gives you The Drop on the latest albums from Empire of the Sun, David Bryne and Brian Eno and The Coral Sea.

The film is less concerned with ridiculing Bush, and more concerned with the larger picture8212;the multifaceted tragedy of the past eight years.

Early voting has already begun in Utah, and putting it off until the last minute is not smart.