We've got a bunch of things in the works to make Red Pulse feel more like its own magazine rather than just another section of the paper.

Cressa Perloff is performing Gabri Christa's piece in the U Performing Dance Company's fall concert. The concert ran last weekend and continues this weekend, featuring student dancers and works by guest choreographers and professors.

Red Pulse staff share their guilty pleasures in music tastes in Take 5 this week.

Red Pulse gives you The Word on the Starf*****, Genghis Tron and DJ Jazzy Jeff shows playing in Salt Lake City this week.

The games begin with the Puccini classic, "Madame Butterfly," continue with the American "Regina," and then turn sharply away from the tragic to Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro" and Donizetti's "Don Pasquale."

Red Pulse gives you The Drop on the latest albums from LL Cool J and Rise Against.

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.