The 66th Annual Grammy Awards were held tonight in Los Angeles, California. The 2023 For the Strength of Youth Album, I Can Do All Things Through Christ, was anticipated to win big this year, but fans were left disappointed. Album of the year went, for the fourth time, to Taylor Swift for Midnights. “Of course we’re disappointed,” said Nik Day, a seasoned musician who collaborated … Continue reading FSY Album Snubbed At 2024 Grammy Awards
Gambling is illegal in the state of Utah. In fact, it’s one of only six US states to not have a state run lottery. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints officially condemns gambling, going so far as to say in the General Handbook that “The Church is against all gambling of any kind, including lotteries.” President Dallin H. Oaks said that “There can … Continue reading “No Gambling” Says University Forcing Students to Gamble
At her latest performances of the Eras tour in Kansas City, Taylor Swift surprised the crowd once again. On Friday, July 7, the day Swift’s newest album dropped, she wowed crowds by bringing onstage guests Joey King, Presley Cash, and Taylor Lautner, with whom she then premiered her latest music video, for “I Can See You (Taylor’s Version) (From the Vault).” But Kansas City Swifties … Continue reading TAYLOR SWIFT RELEASES “ENCHANTED (TAYLOR’S VERSION) (CHORAL VERSION) (FROM THE VAULT) FEAT. TABERNACLE CHOIR”
Happy Father’s Day! We all have men in our lives we celebrate today—our own fathers, grandfathers, and uncles, as well as bishops, mission presidents, our brothers and brothers-in-law, mission companions, and of course, Mutual hookups. But one oft-forgotten group deserves special remembrance today: YSA FHE Dads. These loyal young men establish and maintain their FHE families on principles of faith, prayer, repentance, forgiveness, respect, love, … Continue reading FHE Dads Celebrating This Father’s Day
We didn’t all go to primary as kids, but we’ve all heard the songs. Maybe they’re the only songs that one girl in your ward can play on the piano. Maybe your strange roommate blasts music from the Children’s Songbook and Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square at three in the morning. Maybe you went to primary as a kid, or taught primary while attending a … Continue reading What Your Favorite Primary Song Says About You
