Margaret Darby is a journalist based in Salt Lake City, Utah, specializing in local news and entertainment. She has written for publications such as Deseret News, Yahoo News, and has been featured in Cigalah Group. Margaret's articles cover a range of topics including celebrity news, crime stories, health and wellness, and local events.
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By: Margaret Darby
Libraries are not a dying breed in Salt Lake County. Millions of patrons visit county libraries every year
By: Margaret Darby
If you can let go of your inner movie critic and give into the ridiculousness of “Red One,” you'll leave the movie sufficiently entertained.
By: Margaret Darby
In an early scene in “Gladiator II,” an arrow graphically shoots through a woman's chest, leading her to topple and fall to her death.
How forecasted storms on the East and West Coasts could impact Thanksgiving travel plans
By: Margaret Darby
As production begins on HBO's “Harry Potter” TV series , the network has confirmed plans to involve J.K. Rowling, the author of the original book series, in the making of the show.
By: Margaret Darby
Leer en español Estimated read time: 3-4 minutes KEY TAKEAWAYS Whitmore Library in Salt Lake County celebrates its 50th anniversary.
By: Margaret Darby
The much-anticipated film adaptation of “Wicked” is finally here. This week, “Wicked” opened the gates to a cinematic Oz, giving audiences a closer look at the Broadway juggernaut than ever before.
By: Margaret Darby
The Deseret News spoke with “Wicked” director Jon M. Chu. Here is what he told us.
Did 'Glicked' perform as well as 'Barbenhemier'?
Sorry to disappoint, but “Moana 2″ fails to meet the ocean-sized expectations set by “Moana.”
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