“Blue” is a fun animated short about the life of a balloon.

After a nice, long and relaxing spring break, the last thing you want to worry about is the stress of homework and finals. But avoiding them completely could be very damaging to your grade point average.

I’ve been a fan of Jason Mraz for about 11 years now. When my fandom began, Mraz only had one

Night Terrors of 1927 performed at Salt Lake City’s In The Venue Friday night in support of their debut album “Everything’s Coming Up Roses.”

There’s a news reader out there with your name on it.

Will Smith and Margot Robbie’s chemistry on screen is good but the story gets too pointlessly complicated.

The five most oppressive and simultaneously depressing words that can be uttered in my presence are, “Dude, you need a haircut.”

Yes, please. Those two simple words can mean wild changes. Maybe it’s yes to love, a new job or moving. Maybe it’s yes to stepping into the darkness without knowing what’s coming next. That is exactly how you could describe Amy Poehler’s memoir, “Yes Please.”

Like every other year since 1929, the Oscars came and went in a flurry of ball gowns and bow ties Sunday night.

Andrew Hozier-Byrne is modern musical bard — an Irish poet gypsy, if you will (and if you won’t, you should).