[Squeal!] Yes, this weekend's opening of High School Musical 3: Senior Year (filmed in Utah, in case ya hadn't heard) is kind of a big deal ... but seriously ...
Five. Fucking. Features. In. Today's Tribune?
As opposed to one (so far, anyway) in the Deseret News?
Or this piece of hack work?
And now, Salt Blog's obligatory/exclusive preview of High School Musical 3:
(Bill Frost)
Showing posts with label Media Frenzy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Media Frenzy. Show all posts
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Popegasm 2008
[News] Of all the news (over)coverage of Pope Benedict XVI's visit to the US of A, only The Daily Show's is really necessary; allow us to simplify your media life with the clip below. Also, note President Dubya's eloquent assessment of Benedict's "awesome" speech and rejoice in Utah's continued approval of the Commander in Chief:
(Bill Frost)
(Bill Frost)
Thursday, March 6, 2008
And the Waters Did Fall Back ...
[Buttars Watch] With so many good reasons to despise Chris Buttars, it's hard to keep up sometimes.
That's why I found myself recently Googling Judge Derek Pullan--a brain cramp made it difficult to recall exactly what Buttars' scathing letter to Pullan was about. Did Pullan grant joint custody to a lesbian mom? No. Rule that the DCFS is legally able to do its job? No.
Oh, that's right--Pullan ruled against one of Buttars' li'l buddies who bought some environmentally protected property and then sued when--surprise!--he wasn't allowed to build on it. (Seems to me a developer would be wise to check whether or not it's legal to develop property before purchasing it. I guess when you've got friends in the Senate, you don't have to worry about pissy little details like that--especially if your Senate friends are far more concerned with other people's sexual morality than they are with their own political ethics.)
In a February story about the Pullan incident, the Provo Daily Herald ran this AP photo, taken during Buttars' 2006 bid to require public schools teach so-called "intelligent design" creation theories as if they were genuine science. Great photo, AP! (Brandon Burt)
Sen. Chris Buttars parts the Red Sea.
That's why I found myself recently Googling Judge Derek Pullan--a brain cramp made it difficult to recall exactly what Buttars' scathing letter to Pullan was about. Did Pullan grant joint custody to a lesbian mom? No. Rule that the DCFS is legally able to do its job? No.
Oh, that's right--Pullan ruled against one of Buttars' li'l buddies who bought some environmentally protected property and then sued when--surprise!--he wasn't allowed to build on it. (Seems to me a developer would be wise to check whether or not it's legal to develop property before purchasing it. I guess when you've got friends in the Senate, you don't have to worry about pissy little details like that--especially if your Senate friends are far more concerned with other people's sexual morality than they are with their own political ethics.)
In a February story about the Pullan incident, the Provo Daily Herald ran this AP photo, taken during Buttars' 2006 bid to require public schools teach so-called "intelligent design" creation theories as if they were genuine science. Great photo, AP! (Brandon Burt)
Sen. Chris Buttars parts the Red Sea. Thursday, January 17, 2008
Daffy for Dutcher
[Media] With the release of Falling, the SLC press is tripping over itself to pimp "father of Mormon Cinema" Richard Dutcher. He's everywhere this week, but City Weekly had him back in October. As for the reviews of Falling, they go like this:
"It's dark!"
"It's really dark!"
"It's really fetchin' dark!"
"Daaark!"
A dark peek at Falling:
(Bill Frost)
"It's dark!"
"It's really dark!"
"It's really fetchin' dark!"
"Daaark!"
A dark peek at Falling:
(Bill Frost)
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