Mike Brown’s Monthly Dirt: Ogling the Olympics with Faye Gulini

Mike Brown’s Monthly Dirt: Ogling the Olympics with Faye Gulini
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Growing up in the Salt Lake shred scene, running into a pro shred head really isn’t a big deal. I’ve shared beers and blunts with several of them over the years, but they shall remain nameless due to the industry’s tendency toward drug testing these days. I’ve never had the chance to share a beer with a pro who got a taste of the Olympics, until Faye Gulini was kind enough to split a pitcher with me and her BF, Lil Jeff. … read more

Princess Kennedy: The Really Late Show with Princess Kennedy

Princess Kennedy: The Really Late Show with Princess Kennedy
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I’ve decided it’s about time I get my own talk show. To the TV station powers that be: I’m witty, charming and pretty—and classically trained for acting on camera. Hit me up for a full list of credentials. Aside from predicting that I’d be a great television personality, I think I have the deep appreciation for our “pretty great state” (which, in my opinion, is a self-deprecating motto) that comes from my constant travel outside of it. … read more

Dear Dickheads – April 2014

Dear Dickheads – April 2014
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Dear (Feminist) Dickheads: Are you beautifulgenital-heads familiar with social media ‘pranksters’ Andrew Hales and Stuart Edge? These two actual dicks-for-heads are Provo-based collaborative ‘pranksters’ whose comedic oeuvre largely consists of preying on women in public spaces, usually in heavily-trafficked pedestrian areas on local college campuses. … read more

Skate Photo Feature: Carson Parkinson

Skate Photo Feature: Carson Parkinson
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I am a skateboarder first and a photographer second. With that in mind, there are a lot of tricks that I have always wanted to shoot, almost just to see the tricks done. A wallride over stairs is one of those tricks. … read more

Skewered Thai: A Nice, New Old Place

Skewered Thai: A Nice, New Old Place
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I love restaurants in re-purposed houses. So much emotional work is done with this simple setting—you are an invited guest, you are home again, you are part of an ongoing history. Skewered Thai’s space is like a home turned church, turned restaurant. … read more

SLUG Slides Through SXSW

SLUG Slides Through SXSW

Last month was the time of year for another SLUG romp-down to the huge music festival South by Southwest (SXSW) for its 28th year of taking over the Music Capital of the World: Austin, Texas. SLUG caught some prolific, emerging and downright obscure acts to bring back home to the Beehive State. Read further for the lowdown on the good (or bad) stuff that stood out for our audiophile ears! … read more

Neil deGrasse Tyson @ Kingsbury Hall 03.26

Neil deGrasse Tyson @ Kingsbury Hall 03.26
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Over the years, Tyson has taught me to never stand still, to never stop learning, To fight for what you believe in. Don’t wait for someone else to do something—get up and do it. Don’t ever stop dreaming. … read more

The Glitch Mob @ BUKU Music & Arts Project 03.22

The Glitch Mob @ BUKU Music & Arts Project 03.22
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Following the release of their latest album, Love Death Immortality, just last month, the Los Angeles-based group took their tour to BUKU for a performance that left everyone in awe. … read more

SLUG Mag Gets Too BUKU

SLUG Mag Gets Too BUKU
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There’s just something about New Orleans. I think it might be the Cajun spice in the Gumbo, but the city just exuberates this attitude that I can’t explain. In a conversation with a local cab driver on my way to the BUKU Music & Arts Project, I mentioned that the city almost feels like a separate country. … read more

Treefort Music Festival 03.20-23

Treefort Music Festival 03.20-23
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Just five hours to the north, through the enchanted land of highway juniper, roadside rivers, and abounding Perkins restaurants, a little festival was born. … read more