Since 1987, Link has been fighting the forces of evil throughout Hyrule in his neverending quest to save Princess Zelda from the evil Ganon.
The Cat's Cradle plays home to another Southern cat Friday as singer/songwriter Chan Marshall (aka Cat Power) meows her way into the Triangle, bringing with her an introspective barrage of...
I am writing this article on a dirty napkin on the desk that once contained my computer.
On the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro, where row upon row of identical shacks house the city's destitute, lies the euphemistically named slum from which Fernando Meirelles's Cidade de Deus (City of...
Dear Roger Yamada and Stephen Huang,.
Jimmie Banks is leading a double life.
Arguably the best modern American musician with the first name "Arlo," Arlo Guthrie has earned a place among the greatest folk singers of his generation.
When the frost melts and the spring sun starts to shine, the horn-rimmed and the pasty need release as much as anyone.
When in doubt, go to see any band from Scandinavia.
Thirty years after The Exorcist, the horror film industry is faced with a new and troubling dilemma: We're not afraid anymore.
As if Parizade on points wasn't enough - now that we've got the first season of MTV's Fraternity Life, there may be no reason for a Dukie to leave her room again.
For sophomore Josh French, creator and host of Cable 13's new and only game show The Chosen 1, interactive television has always been an integral part of life.
A young teen, shabbily dressed, crosses a barbed wire fence on a scenic, snow-covered mountaintop with his disabled brother tied to his back and a decrepit mule in tow.
Explosions and heroics can be tasteless and fun, but Tears of the Sun crosses the line. This movie is deeply, disturbingly offensive.
Ah, spring break. No worries, lots of sun, even more booze. But let's face it, by Wednesday, you'll be burnt to a crisp and incapable of drinking before 6 p.m.
Most Duke students list Perkins patronage and beer pong as extracurricular activities. Howie Lerman lists starting a national company and then selling it for almost $100,000.
For some half-baked reason, publicity agencies and record labels think that Recess is a credible entertainment news source, so these poor clueless souls end up sending us entirely too much free stuff.
