'Gods Army' Invades Hollywood

Richard Dutcher's LDS film "God's Army" opens in Los Angeles on Friday, invading Hollywood's core territory and continuing its effort to prove the size of the market for LDS films. Dutcher and the other actors in the film will be at Friday's premiere at the Vine Theatre, near the corner of Hollywood and Vine. The film also opens at six additional theaters in suburban Orange and Riverside counties.

'God's Army' Draws Positive Review in LA Times

The Los Angeles Times reviewed "God's Army" in its first week in LA area theaters, giving the film a mostly positive review and thorough description. Noting that the film is in 'limited release,' the Times says that the film is "not a movie heavy on proselytizing," which hopefully will make the film more appealing to non-LDS Church members.

Friends Of Gilgal Still Need A Little More To Complete Sale

Salt Lake's Gilgal Garden is on its way to becoming a city park. The group of preservationists trying to save the property now only needs to raise an additional $75,000 to seal the deal. Unfortunately, the group has about one month left until the scheduled transfer date, June 10th.

Latter Days

In an unusually harsh review, Publishers Weekly called "Latter Days: A Guided Tour Through Six Billion Years of Mormonism" "poorly written." But the magazine did credit Newell with a novel approach to his subject, clearly communicating an insider's view of Mormonism.

Capturing Christ on canvas

This article looks at the depiction of Christ in artwork around Salt Lake City. The author looked in churches, galleries and Christian stores comparing the way Christ is depicted.

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