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West Duchovny To Co-Star In ‘Vegas High’ HBO Max 1990s Drama Pilot West Duchovny is set as a series regular opposite Jordana Spiro and Josh Andrés Rivera in Vegas High, HBO Max’s coming-of-age period drama pilot from writer Sarah-Raquel Jimenez, director Gillian Robespierre and Michael Showalter’s Semi-Formal Prods. HBO Max is the studio. Read Story Larry King, 86, says religious differences caused the collapse of his marriage to Mormon Shawn Southwick, 60, and they ‘didn’t get along’ anymore as 26-year age gap ‘took its toll’ Larry King has said his agnostic atheism and estranged wife’s religion played a part in their split after 22 years last August. Read Story Mitt Romney’s Mormon faith motivated him to vote for Trump’s removal from office As Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) delivered a history-making speech on the Senate floor on Wednesday afternoon, becoming the first U.S. senator to ever vote to remove from office a president of his own party, Romney did not express his greatest emotion when he called the actions of President Trump “grievously wrong.” Read Story Police kill knife-wielding man in Brazil missionary center Police shot and killed a man on Wednesday after he tried to attack officers with a knife in The Church of Latter-day Saints’ missionary training center in Brazil, church and police officials said. Read Story 113 Missionaries to Transfer from China Hong Kong Mission Due to Coronavirus In light of the coronavirus and the increasing difficulty of conducting missionary work in Hong Kong and Macau, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is transferring 113 missionaries out of the China Hong Kong Mission over the next few days. These missionaries will be temporarily reassigned to other missions or, if they were nearing their scheduled release date, will return home and be honorably released. Twelve additional missionaries who are from Hong Kong will return to their homes and be released from service until the situation has stabilized. Read Story Got chocolate milk? Sen. Mitt Romney has more thanks to women’s group Utah Sen. Mitt Romney has more of the “guilty pleasure” that got him into trouble on the Senate floor along with mint brownies courtesy of Mormon Women for Ethical Government. The watchdog group made a special delivery to his Washington office Tuesday to thank him for voting to hear from witnesses last week in the trial of President Donald Trump. Read Story Imagine Dragons frontman to talk LGBTQ advocacy with Democrats Early-morning caucus meetings after the State of the Union address are not usually the best-attended of the year. But that might change this year. Read Story Start with a Smile: Andy Reid and Steve Young Give a Shoutout to Their Alma Mater and Other BYU Super Bowl Highlights Three BYU alumni took the Super Bowl field last night in Miami, and social media posts certainly celebrated the BYU connections. Read Story St. George Temple renovation hits three month mark, massive construction underway Tuesday marks exactly three months since the St. George Temple, the longest-operating temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, closed for a major renovation — inside and out — for necessary safety and energy-efficient upgrades. Read Story Church of Latter-Day Saints to make exclusive handbook available to public Officials of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints plan to make public later this month the church’s handbook for male-only leaders, the latest in ongoing reforms within the Mormon church over the last two years. Read Story Letter: The Tribune is no place to argue religious doctrine I’m not one who complains about the extensive coverage of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints by The Salt Lake Tribune. The church is the dominant player in Utah, in culture, politics, religion and almost everything else. The Tribune is correct in providing extensive coverage of those issues. Read Story Super Bowl 2020: [...]
