Oct. 7, 2008

• Man of the hour Larry Gelwix36

• Video game review: 'Order Up!' goof for a while, then grows stale0

• Video game review: Fun 'Line Rider 2' turns online tool into game0

• 'Little League' good game for kids0

• MormonTimes.com: Girls' camp gig leads to long music career for Heartbound3

• Theater review: 'Jekyll and Hyde' inspires chills4

• Concert review: Fabulous FSQ tackles Beethoven cycle brilliantly0

• 3 Utah men face charges for 'Hot Girls Unleashed'11

• Oprah sued by former head of girls school1

• R. Kelly asks judge to help collect $3.4 million1

• Cyrus celebrates 16th birthday at Disneyland0

• Birthdays for Tuesday, Oct. 70

Oct. 6, 2008

• DVD releases: 'Smothers Brothers,' 'My Three Sons' among DVD releases3

• Film review: 'Carol' is an unfunny anti-liberal rant49

• Birthdays for Monday, Oct. 60

Oct. 5, 2008

• Life-giving expressions: Pianist Paul Cardall celebrates life as he awaits heart transplant3

• Evans' 'Grace' faces reality of child abuse1

• Erica Hansen: Don't get off on the wrong foot with your fellow theatergoers5

• Audiences adopt 'Chihuahua' with $29 million weekend0

• Cellist jumps at chance to do recital0

• Concert will raise money for Utah Youth Symphony0

• Concert calendar0

• Auditions0

• Marching band competition Tuesday at Davis0

• Showing at local galleries0

• Art canvas0

• Auction set for Friberg work0

• Book reviews: Recently released books0

• Book review: Hamill tells heartfelt tale of life on, off the ice0

• Literary footnotes0

• Fabulous FSQ tackles Beethoven cycle brilliantly0

• Book review: Author delves into world of sushi0

• Book reviews: 'Human Body' books great for youngsters0

• 'SNL' sketch lampoons v.p. debate2

• Some spooks and lots of laughs opening on stage0

• Auditions0

• New York Times Best Seller list0

• Actor Tyler Perry unveils TV, film studio in Atlanta0

• Shock jock Stern marries his longtime girlfriend0

• Birthdays for For Sunday, Oct. 50

Oct. 4, 2008

• Salt Lake doesn't have to fund Leonardo9

• CW experiment begins1

• Concert review: Rimes proves she can still bring it1

• 'Worlds' hours expanded1

• Stage review: 'Slight' poignant, funny, informative0

• Dance review: RDT opener nothing short of perfection0

• DVD review: Chaplin comedies highlight list of new DVDs2

• Sunday on TV0

• Today on TV0

• Photo: 'Reflections' paired with LDS conference1

• Lawsuit might kill a deal for book about King's wife0

• Cole recovering at home after release from hospital0

• Elvis Is Alive Museum will die after sale fails0

• Birthdays for Saturday, Oct. 40

Oct. 3, 2008

• Dailey & Vincent big winners at bluegrass awards1

• Rat pack retro — 'Live at the Sands' comes to Kingsbury Hall next week1

• Sci Fi series is green screened0

• Dining out: Ganesh Indian Cuisine2

• Chris Hicks: Newman was different, which made him great2

• Radio dial: 2 radio veterans create expanded morning team on KOSY2

• DVD releases: 'Martini Movies' DVD highlights hip films0

• Film review: 'Appaloosa' has action, humor6

• Film review: 'Chihuahua' is chatty chew-toy0

• Film review: Maher is smug in 'Religulous'30

• Film review: Little moral to gritty 'Blindness'1

• Film review: 'Flash of Genius' is dull, dull, dull3

• Film review: 'How to Lose Friends' may not even keep viewers0

• Film review: 'Nick & Norah' infinitely likeable0

• 'Happening' among DVDs being released0

• Costa's music can be 'under the radar'0

• Vocal auditions to be held in Cedar City0

• Gangi duo collides hip-hop with folk0

• Band having fun — and success0

• BarlowGirl spreads love, peace0

• Playing at local movie theaters0

• Weekly calendar0

• First album didn't go way Pickler wanted0

• Parton ambassador for Great Smokies0

• Broadway to honor actor Newman0

• Birthdays for Friday, Oct. 30

Oct. 2, 2008

• Repertory Dance's season opener nothing short of perfect0

• Concert review: Tesla still relevant after two decades of rock5

• Birthdays for Thurday, Oct. 20

• Federal copyright board to set rate for music royalties0

• Rushdie doesn't regret writing novel 'Verses'0

• SAG panel OKs strike authorization vote1

Oct. 1, 2008

• Young performers shine at Salute to Youth concert4 | Video

• Stage reviews: Shakespearean Festival offers 3 plays for fall1

• DVD reviews: Variety of old, new TV shows are now available on DVD0

• Nobel judge disses U.S. writers1

• Sharon Osbourne lists talent-contest picks6

• TV comics targeting candidates, bailout0

• Joel, Springsteen plan a concert for Obama8

• Birthdays for Wednesday, Oct. 10

Sept. 30, 2008

• Concert review: Bands at X-96 BASh give it their all0

• Drummer released from hospital1

• Dancers bring Bolivian culture to the stage0

• Donate food, get ice-show passes3

• Springsteen to perform at Super Bowl halftime show4

• McCready to serve 60 days for a probation violation0

• Attorney suing firm over Ledger's life insurance0

• Birthdays for Tuesday, Sept. 300

• LDS Church enlists callers on behalf of California's Prop. 8 3
• Details on new LDS temples revealed 16
• Ethics hearings to remain closed 14
• Utah higher-education enrollment jumps 8.5% 8
• Provo woman missing since Monday 0

• Utah Jazz: Lessons learned against L.A. 14
• Utah Jazz: Sore hamstring sidelines Boozer 44
• MLB: Red Sox eliminate 100-win Angels 10
• MLB playoffs: Bosox-Rays renew rivalry; Manny in middle of NLCS 0
• Man of the hour Larry Gelwix 36

• McCain, Obama clash over causes, cures of crisis 10
• Execs' posh retreat after bailout angers lawmakers 8
• Stocks tumble as Street worries about financials 8
• Utah ranks No. 25 for its eco efforts 19
• Sports and the economy — Will fans keep coming? 72