The idea that hot springs have healing powers is accepted all over the world, and we’re lucky, because our little corner of the country is rich in geothermal-heated mineral water. The Ute Indians and other tribes who settled in this area called the hot springs “miracle waters” because of their incredible curative powers....
There’s nothing quite like watching lightning dance across the sky. An even better option than staring up during a storm, though, would be watching lightning strike 400 stainless steel poles set up as a grid on the vast plains of New Mexico.
This is where we ask if you’ve ever heard of “The Lightning Field” near...
Holy fireworks. To borrow a joke from Jim Gaffigan, it’s about time to blow shit up to honor our forefathers who fought and died for our freedom from Great Britain long, long, long ago. ‘Merica, baby. If you’re looking to keep your spirits up and commemorate another year of the country not totally crumpling to the ground,...
If you haven’t noticed yet, we here at DGO Mag loooooove us some UFOs and aliens. So, naturally, when we saw that New Mexico’s very own Roswell – the self-proclaimed UFO capital of the world – was hosting its annual UFO Festival, we were thrilled. We will, of course, will be in attendance.
From July 5-7, an estimated...
Alien abductions may not play as vital a role in the shaping of our country such as, say, the Civil Rights Movement and women’s suffrage, but we here at DGO Mag would like to think it plays some type of important part.
Apparently, so does Mississippi. On June 22, the city of Pascagoula placed a historical marker near a...
“Our room isn’t ready, so we’re totally f@!ked.”
Lady Shug and her posse of queens, Deja Williams and Khloe Layla Malone, are due on stage in an hour at the San Juan Center for Independence in Farmington for the Queens Riot: A Celebration of Queer Resistance. It’s been a whirlwind of a day, with last minute trips to...
All that glitters are rainbows in the month of June, and we’re here for it. During this celebration of LGBTQ Pride, there’s a full spectrum of shows, dances, karaoke, and brunches, among other events we’re looking forward to over the next several weeks.
Let your rainbow freak flag fly and visit these regional Pride...
Good news! If you’re looking for real estate in England, you can now purchase a former medieval prison where witches were once jailed for, well, being witches. Or, “witches,” we should probably say.
The cottage, aka The Cage, is listed for £240,000, or $305,683, on rightmove.com, with key features such as “ARE YOU...
If you’re reading this, we sincerely hope you know by now that joining a cult is a bad idea. If Charles Manson and NXIVM didn’t bode enough of a warning, perhaps this online alien cult-related murder will.
Barbara Rogers, a Pennsylvania woman who was involved in an online alien cult, Sherry Shriner, along with her...
It’s a little after 7 a.m. at Horseshoe Bend, and even from a distance down the road, visitors can see that the parking lot of the Arizona tourist destination is getting full. Tour buses are piling up and there’s already a line at the entrance.
After paying $10 to get in, an entry fee the City of Page implemented in...
Revive. Respawn. Repeat.
It’s hard to imagine a time without the internet and its infinite entertainment. With the swipe of a finger, you can seamlessly scroll through photos of a stranger’s vacation and binge makeup tutorials. What a time to be alive.
The video game industry alone is entertaining more than 2.5...
Get ready, gamers. Exciting announcements are ahead, as Entertainment Software Association presents the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) June 8-13.
E3 is the largest international gaming event, and features over 200 vendors hosting demonstrations and showcasing products related to computer and console gaming at the...
