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ENTERTAINMENT
552-carat diamond found in Canada is largest ever in North America
Miners unearthed a 552-carat yellow diamond in Canada, beating the record for the largest diamond ever found in North America.
Women Film Critics Circle: ‘Favourite’ is 2018’s Best Film About Women
The Women Film Critics Circle has declared "The Favourite" the Best Film About Women released in 2018.
Spanish authorities charge Shakira with fraud over $16.5M in taxes
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GEPHARDT ORIGINALS
Review: Pioneer’s ‘Sweeney Todd’ a killer production
Pioneer Theatre's "Sweeney Todd" is a darkly delicious, larger-than-life production of Stephen Sondheim's masterpiece.
Review: Plan-B Theatre’s ‘Good Standing’ is a must-see
Plan-B Theatre's first show of the season, a world premiere, tells the story of a gay member of The Church of Jesus-Christ of Latter Day Saints, facing possible excommunication in a "court of love" a week after of marrying the man of his dreams.
Review: ‘The Wolves’ scores at Salt Lake Acting Company
Before you embark on a viewing of Sarah DeLappe's "The Wolves" at Salt Lake Acting Company, you should know that the show is, in a way, a bit of a choose your own adventure.
Review: SLAC’s ‘Funny Thing’ will both heal and break your heart
The mark of an outstanding show for me as a reviewer is that I come out of it having no idea what I'm going to write because I was so completely involved in the story.
