Today we make an announcement about a new sculpture park, on the order of the ones in Europe, to celebrate the Book of Mormon. Meridian readers are the first to know.
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Animating Water Just Got Easier Thanks to BYU Professors
From early story concepts to a theatrical release, full-length animated films can take years to create. One of the biggest time commitments comes during the animation process when the animators are simulating fluid materials, like water or hair. TA team of computer science professors at BYU are helping to solve that time and money issue.
Marvel, DC Comics Artist Turns Joseph Smith’s First Vision into Graphic Novel
Acclaimed comic book artist Sal Velluto has worked on Captain America and The X-Men for Marvel. He’s drawn Batman and the Justice League for DC Comics. A devout Latter-day Saint, he’s passionate about using his talents to share the message of the restored gospel. And now he's doing just that.
As Theatre Season Winds Down, What to See at Tuacahn and Utah Shakespeare Festival
Southern Utah is known for its particularly first-rate theatre scene, with Tuacahn Amphitheatre near St. George and the Utah Shakespeare Festival in Cedar City leading the way. The window is closing on this year’s shows, so here’s the inside scoop on what to see and what’s worth the trip. These wonderful shows close in mid-October, so get a move on!
VIDEO: See Studio C’s Hilarious Take on Braving Costco with Kids
"Going to Costco with three kids is war!" So says the latest sketch from Studio C. Three mothers sit in a war council a la Game of Thrones to plan how to conquer the notorious "semi-annual Costco stock-up". For some mothers, it's more like the monthly Costco stock-up. Whichever kind you are, here are some strategic suggestions.
Donny and Marie Receive Key to Las Vegas Strip, Names on Walk of Stars
After 11 years and more than 1,600 performances at the Flamingo, Donny and Marie were honored by the city of Las Vegas with a key to the Strip and an upcoming star on the Walk of Stars.
Meet the 11-Year-Old Latter-day Saint Starring in the Fast and Furious Spinoff with “The Rock”
Eliana Su’a does resemble the Disney animated character Moana. There is no denying it. But on the set of Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw, where Eliana was starring in her first major motion picture as Sam, the daughter of Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, the popular Disney movie came to life.
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Captain Moroni’s Famous Epistle—and the Revelation Behind It
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How Can God Let Such Awful Things Happen?
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Stressed? Maybe Rest Can Be Your New Hustle
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Why So Many Young People Are Unhappy
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What Did the River of Filthy Water and the River of Laman Look Like?
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Latter-day Saint Fiction: A “Promising” Debut
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How a Latter-day Saint rocker-turned-CEO seeks gospel harmony in music, life