volume 1 issue 7
		February 2006
		Industrial Tap The powerful percussion of 'Tap Dogs' by Karen Anne Webb     Reinventing Romeo Ballet West Unveils its New Ballet of 'Romeo and Juliet' Previewed by Karen Anne Webb       A Belated Look at a New Holiday Treat Recovering from Illness, We Look at Odyssey's New Christmas Favorite Reviewed by Karen Anne Webb       A Healthy Dose of Tragic Ballet Ballet West Unveils its New Ballet of 'Romeo and Juliet' Reviewed by Karen Anne Webb
		Railroad Earth Chugs into Suede The Free-Spirited Jazz Band Comes to Park City by Autumn Thatcher
			Destructing Cinema's Lens: Michael Haneke's 'Caché' by Jeremy Mathews
			Don't Pay to Visit 'Freedomland' by Jeremy Mathews

		volume 1 issue 6
		January 2006
		We Love 'My Own Wife' SLAC's latest production bends genders Reviewed by Rob Tennant
		Sexy or Family? There's something for everyone (who likes dance) by Karen Anne Webb
		Jazz at the Sheraton Halfway through this year’s series by Matt Thurber
			The Best Films of the Year Jeremy Mathews, Chris Bellamy, Brent Sallay and Janean Parker chime in on the year in film. What will be no. 1: ‘Me and You and Everyone We Know,’ ‘Old Boy,’ ‘Caché’ or ‘Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo?' by Jeremy Mathews
			The Guide to Sundance A tour of festivals past, present and…well, that’s it by Jeremy Mathews
			A Tour of Sundance's Side Categories What's playing in the lesser-known categories of the film festival by Jeremy Mathews
			Jeremy's Sundance Diary A first-hand account of the biggest film fest in the U.S. by Jeremy Mathews
		The Best Film Fest in the West The Salt Shaker invests in a rhyming dictionary by Craig Froehlich     The Year in Review Saccharin takes on 2005 by Craig Froehlich

		volume 1 issue 5
		December 23, 2005
		Remembering Richard Pryor - The funny man's hard life and controversial work by Craig Froehlich DIYuletide - Salt Lake City's artists reveal their holiday gifts by Stephanie Geerlings
		The Definitive 25 Albums of 2005 You know, 2005 is just 25 with some zeros in the middle by Brent Sallay with Trever Hadley, Matt Thurber, David Sallay, Jeremy Mathews, Michelle Sallay, Stephanie Geerlings, Kelly Peterson, Riley Booker, Jordan Scrivner and Stewf Is 'Kong' King? Peter Jackson gives the 1933 classic a face lift by Jeremy Mathews       Movies for the Holidays Which of the 11 releases will you see this weekend? 'The Producers,' 'Memoirs of a Geisha,' 'Cheaper by the Dozen 2,' 'Wolf Creek,' 'Mrs. Henderson Presents,' 'Fun with Dick and Jane,' 'Rumor Has It...,' etc. by Jeremy Mathews
		The MPAA's New Film Ratings New categories like 'CCP' tell you what you're getting by Jeremy Mathews

		volume 1 issue 4
		December 9, 2005
		Classic and New Xmas Dance - Bringing Christmas Joy with Mr. C by Karen Anne Webb       It's a Wonderful... Dance? - Odyssey Dance Company Adapts a Christmas Favorite by Karen Anne Webb
		'Towelhead' Alicia Erian’s novel of adolescence, racism and war by Diana Whiteside
		A Tour of 'Santaland' Tooth & Nail Theatre brings David Sedaris to the stage by Jeremy Mathews       'Beast' or 'Beauty'? Does PTC’s revised hit live up to the hype? by Rob Tennant
		The Trial (of Arwen Ek) Does being a performance artist make you crazy? by Jordan Scrivner
		4 Stars for ‘Two for the Road’ Audrey Hepburn and Albert Finney in all angles of love by Rory L. Aronsky       Speaking of... Audrey by Chris Bellamy
		The Jackmormons Former local Jerry Joseph on his new CD by Autumn Thatcher       A Commie Conspiracy The (International) Noise Conspiracy knows rock by Matt Thurber
		Sundance Revealed An examination of the 2006 lineup by Jeremy Mathews       Chronicles of Boredom 'The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe' by Jeremy Mathews       Opening: 'Jesus is Magic,' 'Syriana,' 'The Dying Gaul,' 'Where the Truth Lies,' and more by Jeremy Mathews
		Time to Fight Hollywood goes to war by Chris Bellamy

		volume 1 issue 3
		November 25, 2005
		'The Man from Nebraska' - Salt Lake Acting Company takes on Middle America by Andrew Haley
		Dignity in a Time of Migration - Sebastião Salgado's gritty documentary photos by Stephanie Geerlings
		A Walk Down Hubbard Street - A review of the dance company's SLC appearance by Karen Anne Webb       Repertory Dance Theatre's 'Time Capsule' Review by Karen Anne Webb       Wasatch Dance Collective's 'Raw Material' Review by Karen Anne Webb       Imagine Ballet Theatre's new 'The Secret Garden' Review by Karen Anne Webb
		Trying to Get 'Arrested' Television's best show is in danger by Jessica Mathews
		The Muppet Movies on DVD: Did Disney do right to Gonzo? by Rory L. Aronsky
		Turning Wandering into Wonderful: '8 1/2' from the Criterion Collection by Chris Bellamy The Egos of King's X Progrockers play SLC's Ego's on their 25th anniversary by Matt Thurber
		Artificial Annoyance The almost-revolutionary interaction of 'Façade' by Craig Froehlich
		Great Goblets of Fire! 'Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire' by Jeremy Mathews       Divorce, Intellectual Style 'The Squid and the Whale' by Jeremy Mathews       Opening: 'Bee Season,' 'Just Friends,' 'Nine Lives' by Jeremy Mathews       Speaking of... Filmmaking Angst by Jessica Mathews
		In Defense of Pat Robertson: An examination of jealous gods and intelligent design by Craig Froehlich

		volume 1 issue 2
		November 11, 2005
		The Evolution of Modern Dance: Repertory Dance Theatre celebrates its history by Karen Anne Webb
		The Story of 'Oh the Glory': Sean Wisley on the dark side of the upper class by Diana Whiteside
		'The Angry Inch' Remains: Plan-B Theatre brings back the transgender rock opera by David Fetzer
		Get 'Lost': Gradual puzzles of 'Invasion,' 'Threshold' and 'Surface' by Jessica Mathews
		'Office Space' for Sale or Rent: The new ‘Office Space’ DVD doesn’t have quite enough flair to live up to the film’s cult following by Rory L. Aronsky
		Five Days to 30 Seconds to Mars: Jared Leto's band steps out of his shadow by Autumn Thatcher
		Get Happies: Local band The Happies' new CD of catchy pop by Trever Hadley
		A Bucketful of Buckethead: The masked metal guitarist comes to Salt Lake City by Matt Thurber
		Robert Downey Jr. in Top Form: Shane Black's 'Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang' by Jeremy Mathews
		Opening This Week and Next: 'Get Rich or Die Tryin,' 'Pride and Prejudice,' 'Zathura' by Jeremy Mathews
		The Book Nook: A White House Insider Speaks by Craig Froehlich

		volume 1 issue 1
		October 28, 2005
		Dance-O-Rama: Four big shows in two weeks by Karen Anne Webb
		A Trip to 'Lunar Park': Bret Easton Ellis's latest exploration of modern life by Andrew Haley
		The Funny and the Foul: How the new fall sitcoms have shaped up by Jessica Mathews
		Getting Personal with the Presidents: The 1979 mini series 'Backstairs at the White House' by Rory L. Aronsky
		Horrorlicious Spookabilly: The Horrorpops at the Lo-Fi Cafe by Matt Thurber
		A Lesson from TaughtMe: A local indie rocker hits the road with a new CD by Trever Hadley
		Bright Eyes: Conor Oberst is on his way to Kingsbury Hall by Autumn Thatcher
		The Different Layers of 'Capote': Philip Seymour Hoffman smells Oscar by Jeremy Mathews       Speaking of..... Hats by Jeremy Mathews       New This Week by Jeremy Mathews
		Flashback to 'Star Wars' The Salt Shaker's original 1977 review by Craig Froehlich