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Court Appearance Set for Family in D.J. Bell Beating

Four individuals charged with assaulting D.J. Bell and his partner Dan Fair on July 4, 2008 have been scheduled for their first court appearance, the Salt Lake County District Attorney’s

Wednesday, 10 March 2010 COMMENTS

National

Hawaii House Kills Civil-Union Bill that Passed

Hawaii’s House of Representatives killed a civil-union bill in an unrecorded voice vote Jan. 29. The measure, which extends all state-level rights and obligations of marriage to gay and straight civil-union

Thursday, 4 February 2010 COMMENTS

Quips & Quotes

Quips & Quotes

“Thank you for recognizing that we can and do have long-term, committed relationships that are as authentic and compelling as those of our straight counterparts.” -    Salt Lake City resident Daren

Friday, 26 February 2010 COMMENTS

Part 1: Young Filmmakers Aim to Break the Silence

Last August QSaltLake reported on the introduction of a new class, Queer Filmmaking: A 2009-10 Documenting Communitites Project, formed by Spy Hop Productions — a nonprofit youth media and education center located at 511 W. 200 South. The free class, open to youth, ages 14–19, started in September under the guidance of Frank Feldman, a local documentary filmmaker. “One of the goals of this class is to create [LGBT] activism through media in a positive way,” said Feldman.

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Whether you’re LDS or not, if you’ve lived in Utah for awhile, you probably know a few of the lyrics to one of the following songs taught in the religion’s Primary classrooms: “Give Said the Little Stream,” “Love at Home” or “Popcorn Popping on the Apricot Tree.”

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This spring Plan-B Theatre Company unveils two richly written premieres that the company is known for producing. Both are period pieces and both basically introduce to the audience fascinating historical figures whose unconventional ways of their time ought to be shared and regarded more widely: Wallace reflects an unlikely mirror-portrait of two American writers from very different backgrounds and ideaologies; and Amerigo takes a humorous, original approach to a centuries-long debate over the discovery of The Americas.

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Among the 50 artists from across the nation participating in the PDA Show, an exhibit inspired by Laura Sharp Wilson — a Salt Lake transplant — are a few local artists including Anthony Ithurralde, Jen Singleton, Denise Strzempek and Brian Taylor. Inspiration for the exhibit came to Wilson after the brutal detainment of Matt Aune and Derek Jones on LDS property in downtown Salt Lake City last summer for showing affection for one another — they were confronted by security gaurds, thrown to the ground and handcuffed.

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